Mayor Nagin Speaks to God
Letter to the Washington Post
Dear editor:
I have just read New Orleans' Mayor Ray Nagin's remarks made during the celebration of Martin Luther King's birthday. (Washington Post, Jan 17, 2006: Storms Payback From God)
Has the mayor lost his mind? I lived in New Orleans for six happy years, but would never go there again since Ray Nagin's remarks today. When did God assign Nagin the task of talking for him? Did he call him by phone? Can I get the same service from BellSouth or do I have to use my Sprint service? That man's words have now done more damage to the City of New Orleans than the hurricanes did.
And a "chocolate city?" Who would want to go to a city where the mayor is a racist.
Dear editor:
I have just read New Orleans' Mayor Ray Nagin's remarks made during the celebration of Martin Luther King's birthday. (Washington Post, Jan 17, 2006: Storms Payback From God)
Has the mayor lost his mind? I lived in New Orleans for six happy years, but would never go there again since Ray Nagin's remarks today. When did God assign Nagin the task of talking for him? Did he call him by phone? Can I get the same service from BellSouth or do I have to use my Sprint service? That man's words have now done more damage to the City of New Orleans than the hurricanes did.
And a "chocolate city?" Who would want to go to a city where the mayor is a racist.
posted by Sam Schoolsky | 11:58 PM
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