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First, Nagin DID order the mandatory evacuation.

He ordered the evacuation but did not give the poor people, people without transportation and the sick a way to get out. He gave them a shelter with no food and water. Lets not get bogged down with fema and federal officials, because I don't ...

JP,

I will start by answering your questions.

1- What does the "Big Dig" in Boston have to do with anything even remotely connected to the situation in New Orelans?

This crack was completely way off track and I apologize for this. I was just trying to imply that the 13 billion dollars of ...

JP Fair,

I have raised several good questions about the performance of Mayor Nagin which you have not responded to. They are as follows:

1. Why did the mayor wait until there was 24 hours left to evacuate the city? He knew at leasr 48 hours in advance that this was a cat 4 or 5 storm ...

Please read the following news story. I will highlight a few important notes below.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/4216508.stm

It was announced at a news conference by the Mayor Ray Nagin on Sunday 28 August, less than 24 hours before the hurricane struck early the ...

Oh, and one other thing, Nagin requested Federal assistance in evacuating the city. Again, his request was denied for reasons that have not been explained yet.

They propably told him to use the 2000 school buses.

Again, you're thread was whether Nagin was a good leader and not about assigning blame. assigning blame is what you have done in everyone of your post's. I am not disagreeing with you that Nagin did the right thing calling for federal assistance. You say I am misinformed but the only two points you ...

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JP Fair wrote:
What happened after that is where the problem lies. The Governor and her reluctance to request the assistance that Nagin requested, is IMO, where the real issues lie.

Sure looks like you are assigning blame

JP Fair wrote:
- This is not a thread about Giuliani vs Nagin. It's not ...

I do agree with you that alot of the blame must fall on the good governor of Louisiana, but this thread was not about assigning blame. It was about nagin and if he is a good leader. I will take Guilliani!

http://www.cityofno.com/SystemModules/PrintPage.aspx?portal=46&tabid=26

City of New Orleans Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan

This is interesting

Certain hazards, such as a hurricane, provide some lead time for coordinating an evacuation. However, this can not be ...

All should see this!

http://billhobbs.com/hobbsonline/007188.html

Mayor Nagin didn't follow the local emergency plan that was in place. Didn't bother to evacuate the residents. Everybody saw the storm coming. You my friend are the one who is misinformed. The local goverments are the first responders. Oh and by the way we in NJ would have provided food and water in ...

Sending people to the superdome without providing food and water. 2000 school buses under water which could have been used to evacuate people. Blaming others all while running to Baton Rouge. Yes what a great leader!

Maybe she will have a wardrobe malfuntion like Janet Jackson!

Wow great video. I still can't believe they gave McNabb that first down, he was clearly stoped a yard and a half behind the marker.

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What doesn't kill him only makes him stronger!

Did you get high off the burning tea?

No they get smoke breaks. They roll their herb and smoke it.

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They perform in the third quarter of every game!

Meanwhile, Bugel, who oversaw the infamous "Hogs" of the 1980s, came up with a new moniker for his new offensive line.

I don't want to nit pick but isn't infamous mean famous in a bad way. I believe they were famous for what they accomplished.

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