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Posted on 09/02/2005 3:03:06 PM PDT by NautiNurse
I think President Bush will nominate Joy Clement now. She is from New Orleans and has lost her home. I think she would be a wonderful Supreme Court Justice. Of course, it is too soon to talk about this and I hope no one thinks I am being disrespectful to Chief Justice Rehnquist. I will miss him and his opinions.
George Bush saved more lives than everyone else combined!
OMG I JUST GOT ON THIS THREAD..and saw this.
May he rest in peace.
I believe that this is one of the reasons for all the talking points and the circling the wagons. NO and LA in General have a terribly corrupt Democrat run existence. I have noticed some areas are Pubbie and a lot of LA is conservative, but because of NO and the surrounding parrishes they can corrupt almost any election. Take away those people and spread them throughout the Country, and they will not come back. They will prosper and wonder why they ever stayed in that corruption.
What a moron. I will send him some hate mail, when his AOL dries off.
The President has much on his plate.
The hurricane has dominated everything..this took me completely by surprise.
Yes, most likely, since Memphis is straight up the interstate from LA. But certainly many will come up I-40 to Nashville. We've opened shelters and are ready.
Bless the volunteer state!
Good choice - you may be right. By the ay - 17 minutes into the local news here in DC they are finally announcing his death on CBS.
OMG---now the s**t is gonna hit the fan bigtime..
Sorry, that really wasn't respectful. I don't know what has come over me.
Oh, I know.....spending too much time watching politicians!!!
May he rest in peace. He was a good man and a fine jurist.
The Red Cross in Madison said a couple from Kenner, La., just outside New Orleans, arrived Friday and sought some assistance.
Their 34-year-old son from Madison and his wife had been visiting the couple before the hurricane. The family evacuated the area but couldn't return to Kenner, in part because of washed out roads, and then they drove to Madison, Red Cross spokeswoman Barbara Behling said. The couple didn't know if their home survived
Renquist is dead. God Bless his soul. Now we know why the Dems have been so hateful lately.
it is supposed to happen fast in these last days...
I wonder what Ms Mary will say after today...my guess is the silencing will be deafening or she'll say it was too late. Maybe she should take a review of US and state laws and who was supposed to be responsible early on. She may also want to have a chat w her brother, the Lt Gov, and ask him about the state plans and the money that was given to NO for the levees that was spent on casinos, private plates, etc., etc.
He (Geraldo) is certainly histrionic.
Samantha - speaking of Hurricane Center Directors Shields and Frank, you can add Director Max Mayfield to that list of all time greats. Did you see:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1476538/posts
National Hurricane Director had to call Nagin at home Saturday night to plead: "Get people out..."
Knight Ridder Newspapers ^ | Sun, Aug. 28, 2005 | BY MARC CAPUTO, DAVID OVALLE AND ERIKA BOLSTAD
Posted on 09/03/2005 3:14:14 PM EDT by joinedafterattack
Yes, thanks to the military NO is on the way to recovery...Ms, almost forgotten by the press is another story.
Off topic:
Supreme Court Justice Rehnquist has died.
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