Gov. Barbour on BP oil crisis
by Stephen McDill
Published: June 1,2010
Tags: BP oil spill, Haley Barbour, Mississippi Business Journal, Mississippi Gulf Coast
JACKSON- Gov. Haley Barbour’s June 1 statement regarding the discovery of BP oil in the Mississippi Gulf.
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June 1st, 2010 at 4:28 pm
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August 4th, 2010 at 12:22 am
Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour is a rarity into today’s political world of media breathlessness and partisan blindness. He’s the countrified tortoise leading a pack of condescending hares.
Barbour has been the adult in the crowd from Day One of the Gulf oil spill. All along he’s called for restraint in both media words and government deeds. While many elected officials and most media were predicting an environmental apocalypse from the Deepwater Horizon accident, Barbour early-on took a political risk by expressing open skepticism that significant amounts of oil would ever reach the Gulf coast.
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