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Former Senator Tom Daschle hosts former FEMA director James Lee Witt in the first in a series of Conversations with Daschle. Tonight’s topic is Disaster Recovery in the Wake of Katrina. Watch it live at 7:00 pm ET. Click here to submit a question.
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As a resident of Coastal Mississippi (Ocean Springs) with family members who work or worked in Long Beach I wonder what could have been done differently and how rebuilding can occur to where we do not lose all low income housing?
November 30th, 2005 at 5:33 pmGreetz Mr Daschle,
Glad to see your taking an Interest from the Publics Perspective. Having Relatives that lived in New Orleans it has come to My understanding that there are Guards keeping Individuals from Returning to their Homes, while their Homes are being Tagged With Eviction Notices etc. Surely you can See the Dire Dilemma this causes those?
Also Are their Any Plans to monitor or curtail the Use of Emminent Domain that will surely follow the Damage Areas?
Secondly,or thirdly Perhaps, I heard a report on TV, and Jotted it Down, that the Power to The Pump Stations had Gone out before the Major part of the Hurricane hit. Could you Elaborate on this as to why such important Pumps and Their Back-up Generators, if any, Failed?
Thank You for your Time
November 30th, 2005 at 7:29 pmAnd Consideration –Aj
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November 30th, 2005 at 8:36 pm“a series of Conversations with Daschle”
Oooh, feel the excitement in the air!!!
November 30th, 2005 at 10:51 pmWhackoWallace,
What would you know about excitement, you’re the dullest troll who’s ever posted. Your arguments roll like a conversation with a homeless person.
November 30th, 2005 at 11:28 pmThis week Daschle, next week see a “conversation with Gary Hart” in our continuing series of “meet the defrocked”…
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