The politically safe thing to would be to do nothing, and then blame the hurricane for any subsequent problems. But that's not leadership.

We are off 75 percent because of the hurricane and the subsequent cancellation of our big conventions.

It's actually an example of how pervasive political correctness is in our society that someone in this office would think the governor would call it anything other than a Christmas tree.

He believes that Mrs. King is an important figure not only nationally but particularly in Georgia. The governor has had a very good relationship with the King family.

These are the same Democrats that called the governor's suspension of the gas tax last year a gimmick. It's sad that they're playing partisan politics with gas prices.

One lesson we learned from Katrina is that you don't wait 'til the levee breaks to take action.