[BenLurkin]

"Biloxi neighborhoods were hit just as hard as Waveland and Bay St. Louis"

[Fairview]

In this article I note zero whining about how anything was Bush's fault, or white people's fault. Unlike some others I could name. Could it be there is a strong positive correlation between having a can-do attitude and achieving success?

[numberonepal]

One name explains this readiness and acceptance; Camille.

[numberonepal]

I know you're busy with the Ernesto thread, but this is worth reading.

[mosquewatch.com]

The people of the Mississippi gulf coast are not victims of Katrina, we are survivors. The only victims you will find, will be in Lousiana.

Now come down and gamble y'all the Beau opens on Tuesday !!!!!

[Salvation]

I'll bet there is an (R) after his name!

[Doogle]

“The day after the storm, our people cried all their tears and then got out there and started doing what they had to do. Plus, all of the help from everyone across the country, and their help keeps pouring in every day.”

..Well Admiral Nagan, what have you too say about how well your neighboring Mayor did and is doing?.....*cricket,cricket*..(noting the MSM's absence in relating how well other major cities are fairing)

Doogle

[ripley]

seems like the comrades in louisiana could learn much from the folks in mississippi.

[zeugma]

Thought you'd like to see this

[Rightfootforward]

"...before, during and after Hurricane Katrina, Biloxi Mayor A.J. Holloway has been a media darling."

And deservedly so. Biloxi's recovery and the actions of Mayor Holloway should receive front page coverage in every major newspaper in the country. This article is certainly available to all of the news outlets. It's in their faces, actually.

But they'd rather report all of Nagin's drivel and excuses. I guess we know why.

[ffusco]

What a great leader!

[WKB]

Mississippi ping