Friday, April 13, 2007
FOTI PUNTS TO COURTS
By DOUG SIMPSON
The Associated Press
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — Louisiana Attorney General Charles Foti has decided against issuing a ruling on whether former U.S. Sen. John Breaux can run for governor.
Two state lawmakers asked Foti to weigh in on whether Breaux, a resident of Maryland, can legally run. Foti issued a statement Friday saying the issue should be decided in the courts.
"I must refrain from rendering an opinion on the ultimate issue of whether Mr. Breaux meets the qualifications to become a candidate in the governor's race," Foti said.
LPNS COMMENTARY: AS WE HAVE SAID ALL ALONG, IT'S TIME FOR BREAUX TO GO BACK HOME TO MARYLAND!
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Labels: BREAUX, GOVERNOR, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
