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: Do Not Pass GeauxThe Case for New Orleans
By Brian Privor, Esq.
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?It's not our fault!? In fits of finger pointing and a rhetorical flourish in his first State of the City address since before Hurricane Katrina, Mayor C. Ray Nagin laid bare the guiding principle of his recovery plan for the City. If only the State and Federal governments would open the spigot and let the money flow, we could rebuild our hopes and dreams. If only there were a boundless ocean of resources, New Orleans? problems would be solved. Better yet, if only we had a leader with a clue, read more
Full post as published by Do Not Pass Geaux on May 31, 2007 (boomark / email).
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