will the katrina disaster turn ray nagin into a real democrat?

[RepublicanElephant]

...'cause he's sure talking like one on larry king.

[Helga Scow Stern]

1. What's he saying?

[ET Awful]

2. I doubt it, considering he just bought a house in Texas and enrolled

his kids in a Texas school . . . today.

[dsc]

3. He is staying in NO

but sent his family to Dallas. He lost his own house so I honestly don't know what else he is supposed to do.

[fooj]

5. Maybe stay in Louisiana? The northern part of the state is ok.

What kind of message does that give to the people in his city?

Peace.

[dsc]

7. Either he or his wife have family in Dallas

[Tomee450]

13. There could be good

reasons why he moved his family to Dallas. It could be that he has family members there.

[KamaAina]

11. The city controls the Upper Pontalba Building on Jackson Square

they're the ones on the left as you're looking at the postcard shot with the cathedral in front of you. In that whole, big building, there must be someone who isn't ready to come back yet, wouldn't you think? Remember that part of the Quarter did not flood and should be up 'n' running on Monday.

[tridim]

4. In time, probably..

As he watches the Feds f*ck his city and his people in the rebuilding phase.

[Catherine Vincent]

6. I hope it does because I am really disappointed that he is a republican.

[RepublicanElephant]

8. he said...

...next time he wasn't waiting on the calvary (fema) to save them.

[wanpete]

9. uh uh, NO WAY! He's a sellout. Everyone with a (D) behind their name

is not a true democrat, ie..lieberman, zell, and ulimately, yes, nagin.

[samdogmom]

10. You know, sometimes it takes a real life experience to get "religion".

Ask Nancy Reagan. She only started thumping for stem cell research after she found out how it could benefit her family personally. I think all "r"epublicans need a personal awakening to see the light.

[elehhhhna]

12. It's evidently turned him back to a Reep.

[Be Brave]

14. Nah. I think he's showing more of his republican colors now. n/t