[BBell]

Another race baiting corrupt politician.

[avacado]

"Morial said... the lingering injustice of New Orleanians unable to return to their homes and families."

Don't worry bro! They are all in my Houston neighborhood in section 8s and driving new Cadillac Escalades with their fresh new FEMA extension to March 2009! They seem pretty darn happy too on their new Liberal Plantation as life seems back to normal for them -- raping, robbing and murdering have all gone up!

[TexasCajun]

This YouTube Video perfecly portrays the Liberal Democrat, New Orleans mindset!

Waiting on Government

[darkwing104]

Morial said the same federal government that failed to act decisively in the days and weeks after Katrina also has failed to recognize what he said is the lingering injustice of New Orleanians unable to return to their homes and families.

Look locally before you blame anyone else. Take a lesson from Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, and Texas. We cleaned up our own mess first and got our life back together...You haven't done squat! Except complain...What a jerk!

The few who done the right things are being ignored to give airtime to lazy malcontents.

[Bruinator]

The problem with that is most don’t want to go home. They would rather stay in Houston and bring that city to its knees with crime and social service needs.

[stevem]

He sounds as inept as Ray Nagin. That’s nearly impossible.

[Mark was here]

People have the inalienable right to return to property they own. Others have the right not to provide services to unbuildable locations.

Do people have the right to return to towns along the Mississippi that were relocated?

[sgtbono2002]

Dont they ever get tired of this picking on the black man Horse Hockey. Damn it gets old.

[RexBeach]

Look, Mr. Morial, if New Orleans had been filled with poor white people, the result would have been the same.

[RichInOC]

Marc, I agree it's a shame. One of the primary reasons, though, is that the current city administration, and going several terms back, prior city administrations (ahem), turn out to have been almost completely unprepared for a major flooding disaster. Considering that senior leadership in New Orleans is almost without exception New Orleans born, bred and raised, and could therefore reasonably have been expected to be aware not only of the possibility of future flooding, but the reality of past floods, I find this completely unacceptable. Don't you?