I mean he must have in that job in mind with his actions in Cuba. I think he will fit in quite nicely with the crowd running the show over there as to things such as Iran, Honduras, Venezuela, and now the Sudan.
This trip of his to Cuba is really becoming a Louisiana scandal. You can't make some of this quotes up. See Nagin praises Cuba's handling of its citizens and hurricanes
Recalling the botched response to Hurricane Katrina, the mayor told the AP's Havana correspondent that "one of the biggest weaknesses we had (was that) it wasn't clear who was the top authority."
There's no such problem in Cuba, where Raul Castro and his brother, Fidel, have been the unquestioned commanders since 1959.
Oh and this is like Onion parody here but sadly he said it
Nagin also praised Cuban officials for "knowing their citizens at a very, very detailed level, block by block."
A adjunct professor in Tulane University's political science department responds NO SH#T Sherlock
"It's a police state -- let's be sure about that, " said Lou Campomenosi, an adjunct professor in Tulane University's political science department who has studied hurricane preparation.
"They can make things happen. We don't have that capability, thank God, " he said. "I'm just not willing to go down the communist road to make sure there is a 100 percent safety factor."
More at the link
This trip of his to Cuba is really becoming a Louisiana scandal. You can't make some of this quotes up. See Nagin praises Cuba's handling of its citizens and hurricanes
Recalling the botched response to Hurricane Katrina, the mayor told the AP's Havana correspondent that "one of the biggest weaknesses we had (was that) it wasn't clear who was the top authority."
There's no such problem in Cuba, where Raul Castro and his brother, Fidel, have been the unquestioned commanders since 1959.
Oh and this is like Onion parody here but sadly he said it
Nagin also praised Cuban officials for "knowing their citizens at a very, very detailed level, block by block."
A adjunct professor in Tulane University's political science department responds NO SH#T Sherlock
"It's a police state -- let's be sure about that, " said Lou Campomenosi, an adjunct professor in Tulane University's political science department who has studied hurricane preparation.
"They can make things happen. We don't have that capability, thank God, " he said. "I'm just not willing to go down the communist road to make sure there is a 100 percent safety factor."
More at the link
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