Mr. Rentrop, we are so sorry for what has happened here, and Senator Snowe and I are going to do everything we can to not only fix your situation as quickly as we can do but to make sure this never happens again to legitimate contractors such as yourself doing more than an honest days work, having legitimately been in business doing work that is desperately needed.
Landrieu expresses commitment to help a contractor facing financial issues.
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