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New Orleans Mayor Reacts To 31% Approval Rating
WRNO, Rush Radio, 99.5 FM, New Orleans, LA ^ | July 9, 2008 | Richard Hunter

Posted on 07/09/2008 8:02:52 PM PDT by Prole

New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin refutes the findings of the latest UNO Quality of Life Study that show his approval rating has declined from 40 percent to 31 percent.

"I think UNO needs a little more money in its budget. The sample size was pretty small, as well as, the margin of error was at 10 percent in Orleans Parish, which is unusual for somebody trying to assess the approval rating of a political leader. Nobody does that," said Nagin in an exclusive interview with Rush Radio 99.5 WRNO.

According to the UNO poll, 49 percent of black respondents approve of the job Nagin is doing while only 11 percent of white respondents believe the Mayor is doing a good job. But Nagin says he doesn't buy that.

"I don't believe that one segment of the population understands this recovery and the delays of money and another one doesn't. It just doesn't make sense," said Nagin.

(Excerpt) Read more at wrno.com ...


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To: Prole

I’m sorry, but Nagin is no General Russell Honoré.


21 posted on 07/10/2008 1:01:36 PM PDT by Ebenezer (Strength and Honor!)
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