I find it somewhat disturbing that some of my colleagues claim that those of us who live on the Gulf of Mexico have completely forgotten this disaster.
Steve Southerland: “I find it somewhat disturbing that some of my colleagues claim that those of us who live on the Gulf of Mexico have…”
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Southerland defends Gulf residents against accusations of forgetting the disaster's impact.
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