We are really going to try to push the envelope. We do not have an answer, but we can promise you we are going to give i...
The case management came in to being for the first time in large measure after Hurricane Katrina.
It is not just a State or a local issue, as has already been discussed. It is a national issue.
we have to take a moment to educate them on the importance of south Louisiana to the Nation.
This decision by General Walsh is not supported by the data from the summit.
the more we can talk with one voice and the more we can work in a bipartisan manner, the better we are going to be.
What we are operating under now is just not practical. And so we are going to have to have some serious changes there.
I really hope COE is listening to that final explanation, or we are going to be sitting here a couple of years from now ...
the State of Louisiana has almost $500 million of unobligated funds.
the need to speak with a consistent voice, I think is very important.
the RESTORE Act, in which the delegation came together--Senator Vitter, Senator Landrieu, and the congressional delegati...
the Governor did not help in any way to put money into this fund when I asked him for his help.
It is the wrong way to go.
The Governor has asked the Federal Government to pick up 100 percent of emergency response costs from Hurricane Isaac by...
My colleague, Senator Vitter, has written to the President in support of that request.
Because the mouth of the Mississippi River is obviously not important to the country in any way, so that is no benefit t...
I have filed legislation to move the project around responsibility of many COE projects to the State and local governmen...
I will send you the post-Hurricane Katrina language because I think it gets clear, not just the authority, but mandates ...
