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To: Marty62

Not when push comes to shove (or like when he kicked out the clients who’d rented the George R. Brown during the Katrina and aftermath timeframe, he dared them to sue the city). He’s used that angry tone several times on other items too.

But he definitely told some fibbs when he was on the radio the other day. Says he never invited anyone to Houston during the Katrina evacuation and that Houston was the closest city. Memphis is 6 hours from NOLA as well and there are even closer cities. We faced the Rita “threat” almost 2 months after Katrina.

He originally denounced those who blamed Houston’s crime rate on Katrina evacuees and then pointed the finger of blame exclusively on them so he could appeal for FEMA funds (same with lodging costs and other blank checks he signed).


18 posted on 03/10/2010 12:40:30 PM PST by a fool in paradise
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To: a fool in paradise

Do you remember what his response to the people dying on I45 during Rita Was?
The outragous stunt of running to the Gallery Furniture Fire,was typical of his level of priorities.
You know don’t you that the cameras and safe tow thing was to cover the financial nightmare his predecessor Brown, yet ANOTHER Clinton lackey left to Houston.
I mean come on. a month before Brown leaves office he gives all his appointees a big raise. Then what happens they all retire with their retirments based on the last month salary.
Even a blind man can figure out that one.
NOTHING and I mean NOTHING that Dums conjure up, Metro included, ALWAYS has a big payoff for Some group. And who pays, WE DO. This Metro thing reeks of the Enron type deals with the Clinton Administration.


24 posted on 03/10/2010 12:53:18 PM PST by Marty62 (former Marty60)
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