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Kathleen Blanco Quotes
«By comparison to New York's economic recovery challenges, Louisiana's situation is vaster, more complex and will be more protracted,»
Author: Kathleen Blanco
«We still have great needs in our state, ... I do believe Congress will respond to the issue at hand.»
Author: Kathleen Blanco
«I just assume that all of my people are keeping me legal and that the policy is in keeping with what other governors have done and that we have never abused those opportunities,»
Author: Kathleen Blanco
«Right now, it looks like Louisiana is in line for a possible direct hit. It does not bode well for southeastern Louisiana.»
Author: Kathleen Blanco
«[But since then the city has dodged serious damage.] We've been blessed so far, ... Now it looks like we're going to have bear some of the brunt of this storm.»
Author: Kathleen Blanco
«This is a sign that the people at the highest level of government are worried about this storm. We must prepare for the worst but hope for the best,»
Author: Kathleen Blanco
«The shelters will end up probably without electricity or with minimum electricity from generators in the end. There may be intense flooding that will be not in our control which would be ultimately the most dangerous situation that many of our people could face.»
Author: Kathleen Blanco
«The challenge is an engineering nightmare.»
Author: Kathleen Blanco
«There doesn't seem to be any relief in sight,»
Author: Kathleen Blanco
«We need to pray, of course, very strongly, that the hurricane force would diminish,»
Author: Kathleen Blanco