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After Katrina, Part One
Last summer Hurricane Katrina reminded Americans that death and destruction are not just the domain of terrorism. The images of a ...
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The Future of the Constitution, Part Two
The Constitution is America’s framework for government. It has survived over two centuries with only a few amendments. But despite its ...
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After Katrina, Part Two
Aired 7/27/2006
Last summer, Hurricane Katrina flooded over 80 percent of the city of New Orleans. President George W. Bush proclaimed a call to action to make the city great again. However, since then the only progress seems to be a confusing patchwork of regulations, plans, and programs, and little action on the ground. Can government help make New Orleans whole again? If not, then who?
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Jack Davis
publisher of the Hartford Courant
John Macklewayne
senior resident fellow at the Urban Land Institute
Originally Aired: 7/27/2006
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