On the recordMay 11, 2010
I mean, on one hand, I understand about not having these classifications so tightly drawn that you limit flexibility in the event that something like Tennessee is so obvious.
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congress.govI mean, on one hand, I understand about not having these classifications so tightly drawn that you limit flexibility in the event that something like Tennessee is so obvious.
Landrieu emphasizes the need for flexibility in disaster classifications.
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