Senator Mary Landrieu (D- LA) Spins on FOX News Sunday (VIDEO)

She ran right over Chris Wallace, but I think he's a real girly man. She never answered a question he threw at her but just kept yakking away to suit herself. Wallace is no Brit Hume who shot down Juan Williams this evening.

If I want to listen to "Mary Landrieus" I can listen to my own ignoranuses, Boxer, Pelosi and Feinstein.

But I would have LOVED to hear Brit shoot down Williams. Lol. That would have been worth the price of the popcorn.

And I wish Chris had asked her why flooding money was diverted to a casino, convention center and bike path. or the bridge they built to nowhere according to John Stossel. Better yet I wish Chris asked her to explain this letter written on September 3rd:

Dear Mr. President:

"In the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, one of the worst natural disasters in our nation's history, it is critical that all Americans come together to address the emergency needs of millions of our fellow citizens. We want to thank you for your efforts since the hurricane hit, and to express our strong interest in working cooperatively with you in the days ahead on additional measures we believe are needed to address this crisis. At the same time, we are concerned about the serious problems and chaos that have marked the Federal government's initial response to date. We believe it is essential that you fully use the significant legal authority you possess under current law to better respond to the absolutely critical needs of victims who are undergoing unspeakable hardships.

"As you know, beyond the thousands who apparently have lost their lives, countless numbers of others have lost their homes and possessions, and now are suffering with nowhere to live, few, if any, resources, and nowhere to turn. These increasingly desperate people are struggling to find food and water and to ensure their survival. It is absolutely critical that the Federal government immediately do everything in its power to meet their needs and minimize unnecessary suffering as this crisis continues.

"We know that thousands of dedicated federal workers and many others are doing all they can to address this crisis, often in the face of enormous logistical problems that are an inevitable consequence of such a disaster. Yet we are concerned that rescue and recovery efforts appear to remain chaotic and that many victims remain hungry and without adequate shelter nearly a week after the hurricane struck. Clearly, strong personal leadership from you is essential if we are to get this effort on track........."

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