They talk about this hypothetical concern. What about the real damage that oil is going to do? It's supposed to be here Friday.
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Jindal highlights the imminent threat of oil damage to Louisiana's environment and criticizes the federal response.
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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.
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.
Your record as governor tells a different story. So, wanting to cut is one thing, actually cutting is a different thing. Facts don't lie.
Absolutely. And the second -- the second concern we have had, as this dies off, this is our natural barrier against tidal surge.





