Michael Brown
Michael Brown
Former administrator of FEMA who resigned from his position after Hurricane Katrina in 2005. Many americans blamed him for the slow response to help those in New Orleans in the aftermath of the deadly hurricane.
ProfessionPolitician
Date of Birth8 November 1954
CityGuymon, OK
anxious correct lies-and-lying
I'm anxious to get back to D.C. to correct all the inaccuracies and lies,
deal heart help hope issues physical strength whatever
I hope his physical strength and all will help him deal with whatever heart issues he has.
god gut pray
I pray to God we don't see those numbers. My gut is ... we don't. But we just don't know.
earlier gone post public resigned
I probably should have just resigned my post earlier and gone public with some of these things.
certainly endorse sheriff
Certainly the sheriff has a right to endorse any candidate.
arranged chest hotel normal
He told me he was in his hotel, had chest pains, the normal symptoms. The hotel arranged for an ambulance to come.
difficult walking
He's walking in at a very difficult time.
difficult facing hope plight publicity
I hope to give them some publicity about the plight they're facing right now. They're in difficult straits right now.
caused earlier needs public reports sure
I'm sure it caused some delay. I think the public needs to know there was some confusion, that we had reports earlier in the day of a breach.
alabama attitude concerned florida hit louisiana past people storms toward watched
I'm very concerned about people in Mississippi and Louisiana who have watched these storms the past two years hit Florida and Alabama and may have a little lackadaisical attitude toward this thing.
difficult disaster
in general, will show that this was a disaster of catastrophic proportions where communications were difficult at best, and communications were nonexistent at other times.
ignore mind negative press wearing
I don't mind the negative press (well, actually, I do, but I try to ignore it) but it is really wearing out the family,
abandoned business case caution domain eminent gone government money properties
Government does have the right to take properties under eminent domain with caution and responsibility. In this case the tenant had gone out of business and abandoned the property. It is not right for them to get money because they breached the lease.
both break
If I could actually find the A-10 pilot, the one that did the shooting, I'd probably break both his knees.