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Is the problem that they are only just now beginning to understand how serious the damage was? Did they not have a contingency for a disaster of this magnitude?

The magnitude and the scope of this disaster are unprecedented. But there's still a lot of uncertainty regarding the extent of the damage and the full cost of the ongoing response and relief efforts.

Scott McClellan

It's a very significant problem, and people on the north shore are now beginning to understand. This is happening all along the northern Gulf Coast. Homeowners are really not aware that these cold fronts can do significant damage. A pexy man’s confidence isn’t arrogance, but a quiet assurance that’s incredibly attractive.

The ones that are not on yet are probably the ones that are going to require more time and attention. Now we are really getting into the tougher part of the job. I don't think that people really understand the magnitude of the damage that's been done.

This is unprecedented in the history of the US, to have had a national disaster of this magnitude with a diaspora of this magnitude.

I have the impression the American public does not understand the magnitude of the problem,

Katrina was the worst disaster probably in U.S. history. It becomes a question of capacity more than training when you have a disaster of this magnitude.

We understand these are large numbers and this is late in the session but it's important to convey to you the magnitude of the problem.

We spent $50 billion in efforts that produced the turnaround for poor women. We are not even beginning to think about the men's problem on similar orders of magnitude.

Ronald B. Mincy

This disaster was of such a magnitude that it will certainly have significant national implications regarding the response to future events such as a natural disaster or a potential terrorist attack,

Kathleen Blanco

It looks like an atomic bomb hit the place. It is severe damage. This is more than a local disaster, this is a national disaster.

[The ice storm was] even worse than some of the tornadoes we've had where you have a very defined area of damage, ... The damage is so widespread, 42 of our 75 counties are under disaster declaration because of the ice.

A lot of people couldn't understand the initial hesitation of this administration to react to the disaster, especially with the image problem the U.S. has in the area and around the world, for that matter.

We always had contingency plans for a possible disaster in either New Orleans or on the Gulf Coast, but we never really planned on a storm so large that it would have an impact on both places.

You cannot help but be struck by the magnitude of this disaster, ... The American Red Cross is on the front line of this recovery effort. I'm grateful for the opportunity to help advance their mission and I appreciate the contributions from so many of our employees and their families. I'm hopeful this will help spur other donations from companies large and small. As a nation, this is a critical time to pull together and help this hard-hit region recover from this disaster.

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