We have been frustrated with the disjointed effort to date that has too often meant too little, too late for the oil hitting our coast.
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Governor Bobby Jindal expresses frustration with the federal response to the oil spill.
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We stood here with some leaders from BP towards the end of last year and they made promises, promises about replanting oysters, promises about building a saltwater hatcheries and those promises have still not been kept.
What I'm saying is, hurry up and do this work properly. The federal government needs to provide proper oversight. The fact they're not doing their jobs are causing -- costing thousands of Louisianians our jobs.
I don't believe they've got the right sense of urgency. I don't think they understand that every hour counts, every day counts.
Oh, absolutely. Look, I hate to see any oil back here, but I especially hate to see this oil in the wetlands.





