Boasso's thoughts

During his meeting with The Times Editorial Board, gubernatorial candidate Walter Boasso said, "If you don’t have a plan, if you don’t have a vision, this is the politics you wind up with in Louisiana. There is no vision of where we go."
Boasso said people complain about the spending and that there are not enough tax credits.
"Does that mean we shouldn’t have funded I-49 and given people the tax credits instead?"

"We are at a tremendous crossroads in Louisiana history," he said. "The question is, can Louisiana recover from the recovery? We lost 176,000 permanent jobs. We have an insurance crisis like never before. Health care is talked about but nobody ever fixes it. I know what the problems are, let’s fix them. I don’t want to study studies, I don’t want to talk about them. It’s going to take a very very strong leader to bring everyone together for one common mission and one common cause. "