So Blanco let the bodies rot for more than a week and then went ballistic because FEMA didn't sign with Kenyon.
Kenyon refused to sign with FEMA, but signed with Blanco.
Clearly it wasn't the corpses Blanco was worried about, or she wouldn't have waited so long.
Clearly she wanted Kenyon to have the contract, otherwise she wouldn't have hit the ceiling when FEMA didn't sign and wouldn't have made the deal with Kenyon herself if not.
Clearly Blanco wanted Kenyon to sign with FEMA, or else she wouldn't have waited.
Clearly Kenyon did not want to sign with FEMA and refuses to talk about it.
We already have a good idea of how Kenyon does business, from the lawsuits that they settled for dumping corpses in the woods where animals ate them instead of burying them as the company was paid to do.
Something is obviously very wrong here, but just as obviously, we are missing a key piece or key pieces of the puzzle.
Stay tuned, Blanco's too dumb to get away with covering up the truth for very long, and I have a feeling that the rest of this story is going to be a whopper.
This was a no bid contract and the amount of the contract was not revealed when it was announced.
Hmmmm,,makes me want to go google this company. Wonder who owns it and how they are related to people in power.
Interesting, on the dead pelican, Blancos approvals are sunk and disapprovals up in the high fifties. Landrieu's approvals have sunk too but not as much. Vitters are still high, approvals in the high fifties.
So it looks like Blanco and Landrieu may be toast.