Wednesday, April 01, 2009

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, April 1st)

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Governor Jindal Leaves LA Again To Pursue Personal Politics

Bobby Jindal Follows The Money

RACE SATURDAY WILL BE REFERENDUM ON JINDAL'S POPULARITY

"Jindal Endorsement Was Received Like A 'Shotgun Wedding' On Highland Road"

GOV. JINDAL BUDGET FACES THE LEGISLATIVE CRUCIBLE

Jindal's Proposal To Slash Arts Funding Draws Protest

$259 million in 'mega-fund' spending proposed

LA. GOV. JINDAL REJECTS MORE STIMULUS MONEY

Hopefuls lean toward tests

Vitter Comments on Latest Auto Bailout Plan

EDITORIAL: Why secrecy about move?

Obama plan puts Louisiana delegation on fence

BESE chief, Pastorek disagree over board rules

Chairmen say state retirement benefits won't be increased

COLLEGES GET LOOK AT POSSIBLE BUDGET CUTS

Nagin's ownership of now-defunct business violated ethics rules

Jefferson wants jurors quizzed

EDITORIAL: End faux police badges

Governor's $102M computer upgrade on hold

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Tuesday, March 31, 2009

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, March 31st)

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The Art of Governor Bobby Jindal

SCUTTLEBUTT- PILGRIM'S PRIDE

EDITORIAL: GOP Needs New Thinking

Judge Slaps State Agencies

LEGISLATOR SEEKS DRUG TESTS FOR NEW WELFARE APPLICANTS

Lagniappe: Battle looms over proposed civil service 'overhaul'

TWO LOUISIANA LAWMAKERS PROPOSE TAX INCREASES

Dithering over Letten opens Landrieu to Vitter's Jabs

VITTER COMMENTS ON LATEST AUTO BAILOUT PLAN

Greg Meffert took Mayor Nagin and his family on a trip to Hawaii

EDITORIAL: Tight focus clarifies how to set budget

Light turnout expected for PSC race

Lawmaker Targets School Board Health Insurance Use

La. auto dealer head remains optimistic

Judge reflects on time in office- Melancon

Audit: Problems with N.O. toll bridge, ferries

DON'T FORGET TO VOTE ON SATURDAY!

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Wednesday, February 25, 2009

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, February 25th)

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BREAKING NEWS: Jindal Goes To Disney World?

FOX Verdict On Jindal's Speech: 'Childish,' 'Amateurish,' 'Not Exactly Terrific'

Jindal: Panned, Seared- "Difficult To Imagine Him Now As Obama's 2012 Opponent"

Bobby Jindal Response Panned By Pundits, Republicans And Democrats Alike

NYT Brooks: Response "Disaster For the Republican Party," "Nihilism," "Insane"

Jindal's GOP Response- "I Didn't Know If It Was A Speech Or A Stand-Up Routine"

MSNBC Cuts To Jindal With An Audible "Oh God" (VIDEO) (POLL)

Jindal Gives GOP's Response To Nation- "The Delivery Was Very, Very Stilted"

Excerpts Of Governor Bobby Jindal's Response (AN EMAIL FUNDRAISING APPEAL)

Obama Tempers Grim Message With Hope

Poll: Positive Reception For Obama Address

MOON GRIFFON INTERVIEW ON 'DRIVEBY POLITICS' (JINDAL- RHETORIC VS. REALITY)

JIM BROWN 'DRIVEBY POLITICS' INTERVIEW ON JINDAL'S STATE OF THE UNION RESPONSE

DRIVEBY POLITICS SHOW- "A TALE OF 2 BOBBYS"

EDITORIAL: Parochial Argument Delays Stimulus Spending

EDITORIAL: Low grades must fire up friends of La.

EDITORIAL: School Board Quarrel Continues

John Maginnis: Rumble coming over who runs schools

ADVOCATE EDITORIAL: Don't Raise Exemption

Mayor Holden To Address Forum At Harvard

Ministers are on a political mission when it comes to Rep. Cao

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Monday, February 23, 2009

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Monday, February 23rd)

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Jindal Refuses To Rule Out Running For President In 2012

JIM BROWN 'DRIVEBY POLITICS' INTERVIEW ON JINDAL

Jindal's 'Disagreement' Cited On Meet The Press

Video: 'Meet the Press' Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal

TV ADS COMPARE & CONTRAST CLAITOR & DOMINGUE IN SENATE DISTRICT 16

Government Mortgage Help Rewards Bad Behavior, Just 32% Disagree

Economic Troubles Expected To Continue

EDITORIAL: Paradise Is Right Outside

Catholic Group Rocked By Sex Scandal

Teepell Says Governor Supports Increased Homestead Exemption

GAMBIT'S CLANCY DUBOS UNMASKS GOVERNOR BOBBY JINDAL


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Friday, February 20, 2009

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, February 20th)

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Obama's Custom-Painted Zulu Coconut Will Be Presented To Him -- Sometime

U.S. REP. CALLS OPPOSITION TO STIMULUS SLAP IN FACE OF AFRICAN-AMERICANS

Legislators Want All Stimulus Funds

CNBC's RICK SANTELLI'S CHICAGO TEA PARTY

Stimulus Package Goes Under The Microscope

Giant Stimulus Package Holds Little For New Orleans

PAR: Convention Won't Fix Budget Problem

Pastorek: School Boards Hampering Achievement

Sen. Michot Not Looking To Close LSU-A

EDITORIAL: Competitive LSU System Head Is Right

College Chief: Cutting Funds Dangerous

LSU Chancellor Wants Option Of Unpaid Leaves

A.G. Criticizes State Budget Cuts

DOTD Responds To I-49 Funding Criticism

EDITORIAL: Rick Gallot... Fit to serve

TV Station Wants Contempt Ruling Over Missing Nagin Data

Mayor's E-Mails Disappear: Coincidence?

Deleting Transparency: Destruction Of Mayor Nagin's E-Mails Warrants Probe

Plea of no contest- Case involves ex-wife Sen. Quinn

Former Congressman Bill Jefferson Asks Supreme Court To Drop Charges

IN ALL FAIRNESS- Liberals In Congress Take Aim At Talk Radio & The Internet


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Thursday, February 19, 2009

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, February 19th)

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Budget Shortfall Getting Deeper- With Inflation, $1.75 Billion Hole

Louisiana Voters Fell For It Again

GOVERNOR PUTS LEGISLATORS IN SPOT OVER STIMULUS FUNDING

Jindal, Other Governors Consider Turning Down Stimulus Money

Agency Says Cuts Might Target Pay

VITTER ONE OF ONLY A DOZEN TO VOTE AGAINST ALL THREE BAILOUTS

Fleming: "Plan Pushes U.S. Dangerously Toward Socialism"

Political Mapping Panel Draws Few Fans

RAHM'S 'RENT' IS JUST THE TIP OF ETHICS ICEBERG

Effort To Recall Representative Faces Long Odds

GALLUP POLL: 78% of Louisianians Say Religion Important Part Of Daily Lives

I-49: Officials are disappointed project didn't get more stimulus money

OFFICIAL: 'NO POLITICAL FILTER' ON ROAD MONEY

Levine: Estimates deemed high for new Medicaid money

'Interest Swap' May Cost Millions

Tax Amnesty Program Proposed

Democrats Strike Different Tone On Katrina

BUDGET CRISIS, BACKLOG COULD DELAY LA HAYRIDE

Effort to recall Mayor Eddie Price fails

Email Deletions Violate Nagin's Own Policy

LSU-Alexandria Will Survive Threats

Mayor, Police Chief Arrested

COUNCILMAN'S RAPE TRIAL RESET

Grand Jury Indicts Alleged KKK Group Leader In La.

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Wednesday, February 04, 2009

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, February 4th)

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Gov. Bobby Jindal Heads Out Of State Again

Inside Report: Acadiana Wants Jindal's I-49 Vows Kept

Official: State Plans Layoffs

EDITORIAL: College Cuts Still Problem

Pastorek: Change Key To World-Class Schools

10 Apply To Take Over La. Schools

Board Doubles Consultant Deal

EDITORIAL: Responsibility, Not Rethoric, Is What's Expected From Obama

Vitter Introduces Amendment to Remove Wasteful Spending from Stimulus Bill

John Maginnis: D.C. Has Wrong Mardi Gras Spirit

National Democrats Target La. GOP Congressmen

Democrats Wasting Money On Attacks On LA Republicans

Obama Jacket Issue Taken From Board's Public Agenda

EDITORIAL: New Orleans Practices Garbage Hara-Kiri

Alario To Run For City Council Seat

Mitchell Ourso Pays Fine For Finance Report Error

Band Temporarily Disbanded At SU; DA Probes Hazing

EDITORIAL: Higher Ed's Dr. Clausen Understands

Sheriff Turns Bumper Sticker Into Philosophy

Bill Would Require Paid Confederate Holiday

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Friday, January 16, 2009

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, January 16th)

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ROEMER BLASTS BAILOUT STRATEGY

Domingue Sounds Kinda... (Click Here)

Cheers and Jeers Following Jindal's First Year

ZULU OFFERS A PRIZE THROW FIT FOR A PRESIDENT

Vitter's Anti-Clinton Vote Draws Democrats' Ire

"I'm disappointed the Senate has chosen to ignore the majority"

UPCOMING PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION RACE- WHO'S RUNNING?

Landrieu quizzes Salazar on offshore royalties

THE FUTURE OF THE GOP

Democrats' Web Site Has New Feature

Board considers lawsuit to stop, limit takeovers

Jena 6's Mychal Bell: Pressure led to suicide try

Teachers To Call In Sick; Schools Still To Open

EDITORIAL: Cutting Classes

BR: Futrell named new CAO, Llorens Assistant

TIMED Funds Dwindling

EDITORIAL: Mr. Geithner's Fiasco

William Jefferson's Bribery Trial Now Scheduled For May 26

Mandeville Mayor Eddie Price Recall Bid In Home Stretch

U.S. Attorney Isn't Going Anywhere Just Yet


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Friday, December 12, 2008

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, December 12th)

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Breaking: White House Eyes Original Bailout Funds To Rescue GM, Chrysler.

Senator David Vitter Leads The Charge Against Bailout (Mary Voted For It!)

EDITORIAL: The Republic of Bailouts is un-American

BAILOUT COLLAPSES IN SENATE: $14 Billion Rescue Plan Fails Over Wage Battle

Chocolate News: Barack Obamas Wardrobe

Governor Bobby Jindal Tells Agencies To Seek Budget Cuts

EDITORIAL: John Fleming Has Ability To Serve 4th District Well

In Crime and Syllables, Illinois Pols Win

State Corruption Ranking Study

EDITORIAL: PSC- Get Off The Gravy Train

LIFT's Chief Expected To Plead Guilty Today

We Bailed Out ICF Before Bailouts Were Cool

Ethics Board Taps Administrative Judges

Financing In Doubt For New New Orleans Teaching Hospital

Landrieu Inquires About IP Benefits

EDITORIAL: Bowl Picked The Wrong Team

Lawmakers Upset That Ragin' Cajuns Snubbed By I-Bowl

Inside Report: "Drive-By Shootings, Rapes, Prostitution, Open-Air Gambling"

Louisiana Locks Up More Than Others

POLL: Do You Favor Pardon or Commutation for Edwin Edwards?


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Tuesday, September 30, 2008

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, September 30th)

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CANDIDATES, BUSH URGE REVIVING FINANCIAL BAILOUT AFTER HOUSE DEFEAT

Most From La. Vote Against Bill

Nagging Questions Swing Alexander Against Deal

ACORN, OBAMA, and THE MORTGAGE MESS

Landrieu A Katrina Victim?

Financial Outlook Concerns Louisiana Officials

"GROW OR DIE"- Louisiana Needs Reversal Of Outmigration

Senator David Vitter Criticizes Army Corps Of Engineers

GOP Chairman Roger Villere: "I Think It Will Come Back To Hurt Them"

SHREVEPORT TIMES ENDORSEMENT: Return Foster Campbell To PSC

GOP Had A Quick Study In Jindal

EDITORIAL: Welfare Recipients Need Education, Not Sterilization

Dual Audits Say Funds Misused By Ex-Officials

State High Court Gives Jim Brown Law License Back

Justice Kimball Triples Funding Of Foe

GAMBIT ENDORSES CAPITELLI FOR N.O. DISTRICT ATTORNEY

Beyond Words: Signs Send Subtle Message

EDITORIAL: Martin Gives History Lesson

Dardenne Predicts 35 to 40 Percent Turnout Saturday

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Monday, September 29, 2008

 

STORIES FROM TODAY & THE WEEKEND

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Crisis Hits Europe's Banks As U.S. Seals Bailout Deal

WHAT CAUSED OUR ECONOMIC CRISIS? (PLEASE WATCH THIS VIDEO!!!)

Bob Mann- "How The Internet Has Transformed American Politics"

New McCain TV Spot: "CHICAGO MACHINE"

Officials Work To Speed Storm Payouts

Louisiana Politics: Undone By The Wind

EDITORIAL: Scott For Caddo D.A.

Times Picayune Endorses For Congress

Race For Justice Has New Landscape

Analysis: Paid Sterilization Idea Divisive

CULTS --- AND IF THEY EXIST --- REMAIN CHURCH SEX-CASE ISSUE

Are You Registered To Vote In The Upcoming Presidential Election?

JAY DARDENNE: Why Louisiana Ain't Mississippi

Congress' Failure Leaves Question

READY OR NOT, ELECTIONS ON WAY

Capitol Pranksters Target LaBruzzo

Blessed Are The Poor, In Theory

Deaf School Abuse- Adults named in most-recent cases

EDITORIAL: Schools Feel Reality Bite

Local races revving up- Distractions may favor well-known

Former Sheriff's Candidate Sues Sheriff, DA, Judge, Deputy

Guide To Proposed Constitutional Amendments Ready

Who is the Most Liberal U.S. Senator in the History of Louisiana?

Candidates Meet For Debate

$700B BAILOUT DEAL MOVES AHEAD

Alexander Supports Bailout With Reluctance

State Agencies Absorb Storm Costs; So Far, $384 million Gustav, $128 million Ike

PANEL WON'T RELEASE PASTOREK EVALUATION

Legislators Say State Needs To Boost Road Work Funding

Plan To Reduce DHH Spending Put Off

La. Officials Fretting Over Oil Price Swings

POLITICAL LAGNIAPPE

LSU Board Still Divided On Chairman

Libertarians Off Ballot

APPEL PICKS UP MORE ENDORSEMENTS IN STATE SENATE CONTEST

Moreno, Richmond Trade Barbs At 2nd District Talk

NEW ORLEANS POLITICS: Big Names Lining Up Behind DA Rivals

Crimestoppers Inc. Does Not Dabble In Politics

FLEMING TAX PLEDGE- "I Will Never Vote To Cut Your Taxes"

(Just click here or on article title to read the stories)


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