The Rude Pundit went to different areas of metro New Orleans this past week, prior to the New Year. What he saw is a vibrant, alive, breathing city transformed into a necropolis. Tomorrow he'll tell stories, of what he saw, of people he spoke to. Today, just some pictures of the area four months after Hurricane Katrina. Take a look. You can ask yourself then if nation-building should begin at home.
Slidell, Louisiana, about 20 miles outside of New Orleans, on the north shore of Lake Ponchartrain:




A couple of photos from the Lower Ninth Ward in New Orleans, where everything looks like the week after the water receded:


Tomorrow and the rest of the week: Stories, photos, interviews from New Orleans.
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