Thursday, December 04, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, December 4th)
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'Mardi Gras In December'- Jindal's Vitter Fundraiser
4TH DISTRICT: NEW BOBBY JINDAL ENDORSEMENT VIDEO
Congressional Candidates Square Off In Final Forum
JINDAL DISCUSSES 'NEW' STATE At Town Hall Meeting
State Needs Jindal's Leadership
EDITORIAL: Gov. Bobby Jindal Is Selling Our Agenda
Are Obama and Jindal kindred spirits? At least for now
Jindal Takes Fundraising Jaunt To Texas
CAZAYOUX OUSTED AFTER JUST 6 MONTHS- Democrats Suffer Rare Loss
Sea Of Early N.O. Voters Dries Up- Only 1,100 Ballots Cast
Race For PSC Begins Again- Pinac Seeks District 4 Seat
Inside Report: Report Shows Why State Struggling
EDITORIAL: Health-Care Plan Needs Study
LSU Shelves Hospital Plan
Higher Education In La. Is Given Bad Report Card
School Board Member Asks BESE To Investigate Pastorek
EDUCATION OFFICIALS CITE LOOMING CUTS
Shreveport: Local Leaders Speak Out In Favor Of Auto Bailout
EDITORIAL: Energy Lesson From 1980s
Police Chief Convicted; Will Resign Office Today
THOUSANDS FACE INSURANCE CUTOFF
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Labels: CARMOUCHE, CAZAYOUX, CONGRESS, FLEMING, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, VITTER
Monday, November 10, 2008
STORIES FROM TODAY & THE WEEKEND
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Is There A Doctor In The House? (In LA.There May Be Three!)
LA. Democrats Need New Plan: "Better-Organized, More-Coherent State GOP"
BUMPER STICKER OF THE WEEK
Vitter- The Next Race....
JINDAL MAKES 3 NEW HIRES
Past Actions Point To Jindal Presidential Run
With Disarray, Jindal's Value Rises
EDITORIAL: Blueprint Draws The Right Lines
Little Time Left For Deal- Health-Care Talks May Stall
Teachers Union Seeking Foothold
Major General Erbon W. Wise - "A Lousiana Icon"
Dec. 6 Early Voting Not Too Far Off
THE ROLE OF RACE
Mary Landrieu Ekes Out Another Term
Landrieu Stays Centered
Washington Watch: (What Will Happen To Cazayoux?)
Skrmetta, Republicans Pull Reversal On Schwegmann In PSC Race
Fundraiser To Help House Speaker
Radio Host Griffon Quits Republicans
PASTOREK GRILLED ABOUT HIRINGS
N.O. Politics: Morrell flexes endorsement muscle in Jefferson Parish
Jim Letten: A proven public servant
Recount Doesn't Change Totals
EDITORIAL: Frank talks needed with Union Tank
Court: Jena Six case should have been open
Landrieu Voices Support For Letten
LIST OF POTENTIAL SENATORS GROWS LONGER
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Labels: CAO, CAZAYOUX, CONGRESS, FLEMING, JEFFERSON, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL
Monday, November 03, 2008
STORIES FRM TODAY & THE WEEKEND
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Presidency Plays In 6th Race (CAZAYOUX BETWEEN BARACK & A HARD PLACE)
Obama Black Radio Ad: Cazayoux the "Change We Need"
POLLY THOMAS ABANDONS CONSERVATIVES, Pulls Liberal Endorsement From Website
Dueling Polls: Thomas Claims 100% Response (Not Likely!)
TOP PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN DONORS IN LOUISIANA NAMED
Roemer Stumps North Carolina For McCain
ALIVE! PUSH IN BR
Senate Candidates Meet And Greet As End Nears
Kennedy, Landrieu Stump Around
Bayou State Is Turning Into The Turnout State
Fickle Voters And Other Frights That Pollsters Dread
EDITORIAL: Ready, Set, Vote
New Orleans: Election May Tell Who Still Lives Here
Obama Leads In Battleground States Strikingly Slim- Still A Lot Of Undecideds
CLICK HERE FOR SAMPLE BALLOT
EDITORIAL: John McCain The Right Choice For America
IBD/TIPP Tracking Poll: Obama Leads By 2% (47%-45%)
Congressional Hopefuls Hit Games
2nd District: Congressional Candidates Stepping Off Sidelines
Race Winners Won't Increase State's Power
Founder Of Redstate.com Casts Presidential Vote For Jindal
EDITORIAL: Louisiana Ethics- One Big Step On Long Road
New Ethics Board Chairman Faces Backlog Of Work
ETHICS BOARD MIGHT HAVE VIOLATED LAW
Election Officials Prepare For Crowds
Attorneys and FBI Agents To Be On Duty Tuesday
Web Sites Ignite '08 Interest In Voters
Beware Mud In DA's Race
State Income Tax Opponents Keeping Eye On Massachusetts
Obama's "Auntie Zeituni" Is An Illegal Alien? This Guy Is Just Too Bizarre!
Political Lagniappe: Presidential Transition Prep Begins
EDITORIAL: Obama Cash Via Internet
Election Officials Set For Record Turnout
EDITORIAL ENDORSEMENT: "Senate Needs Kennedy, The Fiscal Hawk"
Kennedy's Late Endorsement Ad May Pay Off
Campaign: Kennedy Makes Pitch To Small Businesses
Landrieu, Kennedy Try To Solidify Support
Senate Race Could Have Impact On Top Court
VOTERS SUPPORTING MAYOR HOLDEN'S PROPOSAL
New Orleans Mayor Says He Will Vote For Jefferson
EDITORIAL: Lower Cal Influence Peddling
Influx Of Money Fuels Scalise-Harlan Battle
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT 1: WHO'S BACKING WHOM?
Governor Highlights His First 10 Months
Supreme Court Runoff Heated
Cravins Vies To Unseat Boustany
Lafayette: State Representative Hopefuls Make Final Pitches
Reversal on DHH cuts irks lawmakers
Perdigao Could face up to 300 years in prison
EDITORIAL: Study Amendments Carefully
Young Professionals Endorse The Bond Issue For Baton Rouge
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Labels: CAZAYOUX, CONGRESS, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, POLL, PRESIDENTIAL
Thursday, October 23, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, October 23rd)
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'Experts' Should Listen To Yogi ("It Ain't Over, Til It's Over")
Study: Coverage of McCain Much More Negative Than That of Obama
BIDEN'S BUNGLES: A BLATANT MEDIA BIAS
Another Really Bizarre Obama Tie- Truth Can Be Stranger Than Fiction
LIKE IT OR NOT, RACE-DRIVEN VOTERS ARE OUT THERE AND WAITING
AP Presidential Poll: Race Tightens In Final Weeks
EDITORIAL: Voter Drives Need Scrutiny
Senator Seeks Voter Fraud Probe
NEW SENATE TV SPOT
Kennedy, Landrieu Take Their Final Shots In Debate
BORDER WAR: Fleming Flustered, Congressional Bid Could Be Crushed
Incumbent Cazayoux Skips Public Forums
7TH DISTRICT SCRAP- Cravins, Boustany On Attack At Debate
Solons Prep For Budget Deficit
EDITORIAL: Concentrate On City Work (Not Democratic Politics!)
Governor's Forum: Gingrich Cites Need To Focus On Health
Jindal: Health Care Should Be Left To Patients, Doctors
EDITORIAL: Keep The Keys
Open Seat In Senate Draws One Candidate
MISS TEEN LOUISIANA LOSES CROWN
GOP Headquarters To Host Concert
EARLY VOTING HAS STARTED (CLICK HERE FOR SAMPLE BALLOT)
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Labels: CAZAYOUX, CONGRESS, GORMAN, KENNEDY, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, MCCAIN, MEDIA, OBAMA, POLITICS
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, October 22nd)
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Voters Burn Up Ballot Boxes Across The State
THE CATHOLIC VOTE 2008 (Video From CatholicVote.com)
Internet Expands Political Forum
GOVERNOR BOBBY JINDAL ENDORSES JOHN KENNEDY IN NEW TV SPOT
Obama Front-And-Center In New GOP Ad (6th District)
Romney Comes To Louisiana For Cassidy Event
NEW VIDEO FROM CAZAYOUX-OBAMA RALLY
6th District (Cazayoux Ducks Debate)
Kennedy, Landrieu Must Avoid Trouble In Debate Tonight
BUSINESS REPORT ENDORSES McCAIN, KENNEDY, CASSIDY
City E-mail Could Be Violation Of Election Laws
Early Voting Commences With Big Turnout In Jefferson Parish
EDITORIAL: Blueprint Looking For New Issues To Tackle
Board Approves Plans, Design For Pinnacle's BR Boat
EDITORIAL: The Impending Fiscal Diet
Jindal Visits Benton, Holds Town Hall Meeting
INSIDE REPORT
Moyo is guilty- She faces 20 years in prison
C.B. FORGOTSTON: COMMENTS ON THE AMENDMENTS
The Bad Shepherd
Renee Zellweger To Get Wet For Film Scene At Lake Buhlow
EARLY VOTING HAS STARTED (CLICK HERE FOR SAMPLE BALLOT)
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Labels: CAZAYOUX, CONGRESS, JINDAL, KENNEDY, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL, SENATE
Monday, October 13, 2008
STORIES FROM TODAY & THE WEEKEND
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Breaking News: US Moves To Get Rescue Plan Started; Stocks Rise
ZOGBY POLL: PRESIDENTIAL RACE TIGHTENS UP AGAIN
Louisiana's Chameleon Voters Tint Red State Purple
Kennedy, Landrieu On Attack
CAZAYOUX #1 RECIPIENT OF ORGANIZED LABOR MONEY IN CONGRESS
Bill Cassidy Signs The Taxpayer Protection Pledge
Analysis: Divided Vote Helps Keep Jefferson Alive
Scalise: N.O. Guns Issue 'Past Due'
Sharper Expects Close Runoff
Third-Place Finisher Backing Capitelli
EDITORIAL: Their Right To Speak Out
Latin Numbers Rise In Acadiana
Barack Obama & Friends: History of Radicalism
Washington Is 'A Mess ... It's Broken'
Senate Battle Mounts- "Neither Has A Majority In The Polls"
KENNEDY: "She Is An Incumbent, I Am The Underdog"
Jackson Considers Party Membership
FUNNY NUMBERS- DO POLLS LIE ABOUT RACE?
Deeper In The Crystal Ball
EDITORIAL: Shepherd's Fast Rise -- And Fall
Influential Allies On Jefferson's Side
PAMPY: ON THE RECORD- Tells How He Turned In His Friends
Scalise, Harlan Joust In Taped 1st District Debate
Governor Flies Out To North, Central La.
Storm Deductibles Get A Look
Paul added to Louisiana presidential ballot
Greed vs. glory: Spiritual questions of the Haynesville Shale
4TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: CHRIS GORMAN TV "BAD BAD BAILOUT!"
Analysts Say 6th District Race Likely To Be Close
2 NEW TV SPOTS FROM THE BILL CASSIDY CAMPAIGN
Questions About Online Controls Follow News of Fake Obama Donors
SENATOR PLEADS GUILTY, RESIGNS- Admits Conspiring To Launder Money
Experts See Strength In La. Economy, U.S. Troubles
US To Buy Into Banks
Tax Relief Could Be Option
Babin wins DA by default- Lambert quits, cites concerns
Teacher: Job at stake for speaking up to School Board
EDITORIAL: An Eye On Crime
Deaf School Opening Timetable Planned
U.S. Senate Press Club Debate in Baton Rouge in its entirety
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Labels: CASSIDY, CAZAYOUX, GORMAN, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, MCCAIN, OBAMA, POLITICS, POLL, PRESIDENTIAL
Thursday, October 09, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, October 9th)
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News Flash: The National News Media Back Obama
EDITORIAL: We've Lapsed Into Welfare State Of Mind
Kennedy Grabs McCain's Coattails
FIRST TELEVISED U.S. SENATE DEBATE: QUESTIONS, PLEASE!
Presidential Race Boosts Local Voter Numbers
4TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: CHRIS GORMAN TV "BAD BAD BAILOUT!"
New Cazayoux Ad Can't Get the Facts Straight
2 NEW TV SPOTS FROM THE BILL CASSIDY CAMPAIGN
Jindal Touts Successes In Town Meeting
Pay Increases Recommended; Jindal Won't OK
DEAF SCHOOL CLOSES- Students Protest
New Board of Ethics Members Meet Today
STATE OFFICIAL SUGGESTS SHAKEUP AT POLLS
System Can't Sell Bonds To Build Paralyzed Bond Market)
EDITORIAL: Buying Time For Economy
Economist: La. Expected To Rebound
As Economy Tanks, So Do Gas Prices
Funny Money Puts Bites On Area Business
ACTOR SPEAKS OUT ON ARREST: Mayor Says Brolin Is 'Blurring' Reality'
Landry, Theriot Run For Trahan's House Seat
Sheriff Backs Babin For DA
Boustany, Cravins Meet In Lake Charles Debate
NRA To Settle Suit Over Katrina Gun Seizures
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Labels: CASSIDY, CAZAYOUX, GORMAN, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, MCCAIN, OBAMA, POLITICS
Wednesday, October 08, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, October 8th)
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The Nashville Skyline Debate: There Was No Game Changer
ZOGBY & HOTLINE POLLS: Obama Has Very Slim Lead On McCain
Obama's Friends and the Truth
HANNA NEWSPAPERS ENDORSE JOHN McCAIN
Al Leone Endorses Conrad Appel In 9th District State Senate Race
Playing The Odds, At Polls And In Court
EDITORIAL: Block Scheme For Scores
La. Retirement Systems Take Hit
Group: New Orleans 'Most Deadly City'
LOUISIANA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF CLOSED!
Disaster Declaration To Aid State Farmers
DHH Chief Says Budget Delays Mean Cuts
Pampy Barre Begins 5 Years In Federal Prison
Preachers, City Continue Heated Debate Scuffle
Libertarians Won't Appear On La. Ballots
Commission Wants Judge Reprimanded
Judge Race Won By Inches
ECONOMY IN CRISIS: Stocks Fall More Than 500 Points Despite Fed's Plan
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Labels: CASSIDY, CAZAYOUX, CRIME, LOUISIANA, MCCAIN, OBAMA, POLITICS
Monday, October 06, 2008
STORIES FROM TODAY & THE WEEKEND
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Breaking News!!! Wall Street Tumbles Amid Global Sell-Off
EDITORIAL: A New Look At Senate Race (FIRST DEBATE TODAY)
ELECTION 2008: Senate race heats up, Campaigns ramp up attack ads
Cassidy Winning Funds Race (Cazayoux Backing From Lawyers, Labor, DCCC)
The Wright Stuff- "Who The Real Barack Obama Is"
THE FIX IS IN FOR OBAMA
Jefferson Still Has Strong Support In Majority-Black Neighborhoods
Many Surprised At Strength Of Jefferson
Holden jabs challengers- Positive ads defeated their 'plan'
Schwegmann, Skrmetta Face Off
Black voters backed former judge- Cannizzaro placed first on DA ballot
State To Probe Blocked Ballots
Long-time DA: 'Timing is perfect' to walk away from office
EDITORIAL: City, State Must End 'Brain Drain'
FOR COMPLETE ELECTION RETURNS STATEWIDE (CLICK HERE)
FIRST U.S. SENATE DEBATE MONDAY (No Restrictions On Subject Matter)
Provisional ballots delivered late to NO polls
Dardenne Expects 70% Turnout For The Nov. 4 Presidential Election
EDITORIAL: Larger Than Life
Porteous Panel Hired Big Guns
Judge's Secretary Paid His Gambling Debts
Teacher At La. School For Deaf Pleads Guilty
EDITORIAL: Abuse Must Stop Now
DOTD Secretary Says State Must Consider Tolls
BATON ROUGE: HILLAR MOORE WINS DA OFFICE
Mayor Holden Re-Elected
Shreveport: GORMAN/FLEMING IN GOP CLASH, Carmouche Forced Into Runoff
New Orleans: Jefferson, Moreno To Meet In Runoff
Monroe: Alexander Wins For Fourth Time Around
2 Republican judges to face off for high court seat
Cannizzaro and Capitelli Will Face Off In Orleans DA Race
Kimball Crushes Competition For Seat
Scott Elected New Caddo Parish District Attorney
21st Judicial District: Perrilloux Wins 3rd term As DA
Campbell Re-Elected To PSC (Run-Off In District 1)
23rd Judicial District: Babin, Lambert In Runoff
One Upset In Acadiana Races (Coreil Unseated, Taylor Wins Easily)
Two in House District 18 runoff
Appel & Thomas Headed For Run-Off In Special Senate Election
Baton Rouge: 4 Elected To Council; 8 Runoffs
EDITORIAL: Go To Polls And Vote
Political Lagniappe: Primaries, ballots will complicate elections
William Joyce, Award-Winning Children's Author Wins State Honor
HOUSE PASSES BAILOUT BILL (BUSH SIGNS IT)
Two La. GOP congressmen switch, back bailout
NEW TV SPOT IN 7TH DISTRICT RACE
Jindal flexing muscles to help GOP campaigns
Baton Rouge: Mayor-president race on today's ballot
Judicial races top today's ballot
Orleans voters tackle busy ballot
Candidates hoping to replace Trahan must act quickly
Cheney to visit BR to boost Cassidy
EDITORIAL: Chance for redemption
Poll: Many say not enough done to help N.O.
EDITORIAL: They aren't Gustav cottages
NEW KENNEDY TV AD LINKS LANDRIEU, OBAMA (VOTE TOGETHER 81%)
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Labels: CAZAYOUX, JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS
Thursday, October 02, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, October 2nd)
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OFFICIAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY BALLOT / OBAMA - CAZAYOUX RALLY FOOTAGE
6th Congressional District: Jackson Says He's Running To Win
Debate Stakes High For Palin, Biden (WATCH IT AT 8PM TONIGHT!)
BOSTON HERALD: "There Is No Room For A Naif In The Oval Office"
Senate Passes Bailout (Vitter & Landrieu Vote No)
House Girds For Second Try On Financial Rescue
THE VIDEO THEY TRIED TO BAN!!!: 'WHAT CAUSED OUR ECONOMIC CRISIS?'
Attack Ads Heat Up Senate Race
FOR SAMPLE BALLOT FOR THE ELECTION THIS SATURDAY CLICK HERE
Drama Persists On LSU Board (Jabs Taken At Jindal)
Six Foes Mostly Avoid Piling On Jefferson
BILL v. BILL
Sexual Assault May Prompt Changes (PASTOREK)
Supreme Court Won't Rehear La. Child Rape Case
Media Await Decision In 'Jena 6' Records Case
Race on for House seat- Hopefuls line up for Trahan's post
Shreveport Plans To Cut 33 City Jobs
Voter Registration Increasing In EBR
Panel Hears Testimony Over Hurricane Deductibles
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Labels: CAZAYOUX, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, MCCAIN, OBAMA, PALIN, POLITICS
Wednesday, October 01, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, October 1st)
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INSIDE: OBAMA - CAZAYOUX RALLY FOOTAGE (IN CASE YOU WERE WONDERING)
ECONOMY IN CRISIS: U.S. Senate Schedules Vote Tonight
EXPLOSIVE VIDEO: Obama & Black Caucus- "Family" & "Conscience" of Fannie Mae
The Debate "Moderator" in the Tank for Obama
NEW McCAIN TV SPOT (Clinton Knows Who Is Responsible For ThIs Mess)
Jindal Says Farmers Should Get Aid Before Bailout
ROEMER ATTACKS TEST SCORE POLICY
Legislator Leaves To Take New $110,000 Per Year Education Job
NEW U.S. SENATE AD SAYS MARY LANDRIEU IS CORRUPT
Professor Alleges Racism, Files Lawsuit Against LSU Law Center
Feds Will Look Into Killings On Bridge After Katrina
Barre's Request To Delay Prison Rebuffed
Donations Are Not Flying In 1st District PSC Race
Five Vie For 18th District Seat
EDITORIAL: Renewed Drilling Will Ease Energy Crisis
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Labels: CAZAYOUX, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, LSU, MCCAIN, OBAMA, POLITICS
Thursday, September 25, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, September 25th)
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LaBruzzo Welfare Views: "He Has Touched Off A Firestorm"
EDITORIAL: The Czar Of Procreation
Food Stamp Recipients Get Replacement Benefits
Ex-nominee: Claim Likened Him To Outlaws (Bonnie & Clyde)
BUSINESS REPORT ENDORSEMENTS (Holden Is Easy Choice)
Cazayoux Hiding From Obama
6th District: Cassidy Wants Stations To Pull Social Security Ad
1st Congressional District: Hocky Mom Has Cameo In La. Race
Election Trail Grows Cold For Kennedy, Landrieu
ECONOMY IN CRISIS: Bush Pushes Federal Bailout
EDITORIAL: Congress Should Take Care With Bailout
EDITORIAL: Timing Hard For Storm Aid
Disaster Aid Bill OK'd By House
GREED IS GOOD IN LOUISIANA
Lawsuit Filed Over Changes To Lawyer Ad Rules
Arceneaux, McConnell Canvass
N.O.: In DA's race, A Refreshingly Solid Field
Leon Cannizzaro: A Risky Mission To Serve
EARLY VOTING RUNS THROUGH SATURDAY
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Labels: CAZAYOUX, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL, SENATE
Wednesday, September 24, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, September 24th)
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Louisiana Officials Say Taxpayers Should Not Pay For Wall Street Mess
LaBruzzo: Sterilization Plan Fights Poverty
THE NATIONAL MEDIA PLAY THE RACE CARD FOR OBAMA
Special Preview: Obama's Leftism
EVER WONDER WHY CAZAYOUX SAYS ONE THING HERE & DOES ANOTHER IN D.C.?
Cassidy Threatening Lawsuit To Have False & Misleading Ad Removed
NEW INDEPENDENT TV AD IN 6TH DISTRICT RACE
U.S. Senate Race Debates Likely To Be Contentious
Jindal Visits D.C. To Seek Disaster Aid
EDITORIAL: Funds To Restore Coast Needed Now
Governor To Thank Local First Responders
Jefferson's Rivals Net 7 Times His Collection
Appellate Candidates Vow Not To Legislate
LABI Gives Top Rating To Local Lawmakers
Court Rules Libertarians Must Be On Nov. 4 Ballot
Ethics Board Appointee Named After Rejection
EDITORIAL: A Childhood With No Sweat
Talk With Stephanie Grace About The Fall Elections, Political Conventions
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Labels: CAZAYOUX, JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL
Monday, September 22, 2008
STORIES FROM TODAY & THE WEEKEND
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Exclusive: GOP Ticket Wooing Women
PALIN DRAWS CROWD OF 60,000 IN FLORIDA
Katrina May Claim Another Victim as Landrieu Struggles in Re-Election Bid
PARTY OVER PRINCIPLES FOR CAZAYOUX
Candidates Say Less Pay OK (Cazayoux Makes Much More In Congress)
Mayor: Bid Is About Unity
DA's Race Costly And Heated
EDITORIAL: Investigating Mandeville- Price "Ought To Step Aside"
Road Show Draws Political, Artistic Gems
EDITORIAL: Storms Hit La. Farmers
REILLY, FENSTERMAKER NEW BLUEPRINT LOUISIANA OFFICERS
Storms Blow Jindal Higher
Jindal In Print
NEW LOUISIANA POLL: "55% SAY THEY WOULD NEVER VOTE FOR OBAMA"
It's Called The "Hurricane Deductible"
EDITORIAL: We Want What Feds Give Texas
EDITORIAL: Time To Appoint Judges
EDITORIAL: A Rank Odor In The Judge's Chambers
TV Ad Fuels Fire In Race For DA
Hiring Divides DA's Race
PARDON ME, MR. PRESIDENT
History On Side Of Accused Judge
Jefferson Appeal Heard This Week
Jena's Image Tainted By Controversy
Ex-DSS Official Has New Position
ELECTIONS DELAYED
Brusly Mayor Faces Possible Ethics Violation For Using Town-Owned Generator
EDITORIAL: Williamson's Early Exit
Bobby Jindal: A Resilient Louisiana
EX-LOBBYIST JOINS STATE ETHICS PANEL
GOP: Support Of Mary Is Quite Contrary
EDITORIAL: Recipients Should Repay The Extra Aid
Lawmakers Seek $13B In Disaster Aid
3 SEEK HIGH COURT SEAT
District 8 candidates hold differing views on issues
DA candidates raise big bucks for primary
DA faces lawsuit during campaign
Incumbent judge faces challenger in 19th District
LAWSUIT ALLEGING DISCRIMINATION, RETALIATION, DOGS LSU CHANCELLOR
La. officials ask for insurance break
A year after march, Jena reflects on lessons learned
EDITORIAL: Power Issue Shouldn't Die
LOUISIANA: High School Sports Scores & Schedules
SHOCK WAVES HAVEN'T HIT LA. YET
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Labels: CAZAYOUX, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, MCCAIN, MEDIA, OBAMA, PALIN, POLITICS
Friday, September 19, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, September 19th)
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Obama Is Stoking Racial Antagonism
Senator Landrieu Keeps Her Distance From Obama
BARACK OBAMA OFFICIALLY ENDORSES DON CAZAYOUX
Cazayoux Votes to Give Rangel Ethical Pass
Michelle Obama: Don't Vote For McCain Because Palin Is Cute (Video)
Joe Biden: Paying Higher Taxes Is Patriotic (Video)
EDITORIAL: Today's Panic On Wall Street
Law Professors Collaborate On A Giant Goof-Up
Ethics Board Vacancy Weighed
As Terrebonne Flooded, OEP Director At LSU Game
Officials Press For Wetland Protection
Solo Trial For Mose Jefferson Postponed
Contest for city marshal heats up- Challenger faces charge of assault
EBR Metro-Council District 3: Hopefuls Debate Crime
Analysis: Post-storm, guardsmen get some outlandish requests
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Labels: CAZAYOUX, CONGRESS, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL, RACISM
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, September 17th)
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John Maginnis: Hurricanes Cause Political Power Outages
Kennedy Campaign TV Ad: "FUNDRAISER"
Early Voting Begins Saturday For Oct. 4 Primaries
NEW TV FROM 4TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Cazayoux Has Taken Over $594,875 From Lobbyists
HANNA NEWSPAPERS ENDORSE: Republicans Should Re-Elect Alexander
Scalise Foe Goes For The Jugular
SUPREME COURT RACE: Kimball, Hughes Battle Over Report, Meeting
Law Dean Writes Of Regret Over Errors
Outgoing PSC Member's Bash Draws Complaint
NORTHWEST LA. OIL RUSH CREATES NEW MILLIONAIRES
Government Comes To The Rescue Of A Giant Insurance Company
Food Stamp Program Makes 22,000 "Duplicate" Payments
Jindal Appoints Manuel To Take Sittig's PSC Post
How To Get Rid Of A Bad Judge?
NATIONAL ABORTION GROUP (NOW) SUPPORTING OBAMA
Sheriff's Wife Faces November Day In Court
Five Newcomers Seek Council Seat
Metro-Council District 5: Hopefuls Share Diverse Visions For Future
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Labels: CAZAYOUX, CONGRESS, GORMAN, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, LSU, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL
Tuesday, September 16, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, September 16th)
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Governor Jindal Receives High Marks For Hurricane Response
LATEST POLLS FROM PRESIDENTIAL BATTLEGROUND STATES
Department Of Social Services Secretary Resigns (Nichols Appointed)
Jindal Asks Millions In Aid For Gustav
NEW SENATE AD
Landrieu Ad Attacks (4 Debates Looming)
Calls For Rangel To Resign As CAZAYOUX, CARMOUCHE REMAIN SILENT
Fax-Net Update Straw Poll: McCAIN, KENNEDY, GORMAN LEADS GOP IN 4TH
EDITORIAL: Election Time Is Changing
BR Press Club: Mayor Holden, Rivals Debate Storm
Gustav-Induced Flashbacks (LOOK, IY'S JULIE BAXTER!)
Storm Blows Election Schedule Off Course
HURRICANES BLOW HOPE INTO RRACE FOR 2ND DISTRICT
Gustav, Ike Set Record For Power Outages In La.
Meltdown In U.S. Finance System Pummels Stock Market
"FRINGE" CANDIDATES SUING STATE, Say Deadline Changed
EBR District 6 Metro-Council: Candidates All Favor Better Public Transit
METRO-COUNCIL CANDIDATE ARRESTED?
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Labels: CAZAYOUX, GORMAN, GUSTAV, IKE, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, POLL, PRESIDENTIAL
Monday, September 15, 2008
STORIES FROM TODAY & THE WEEKEND
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LANDRIEU LISTED IN REPORT ("MOST CORRUPT")
Why Feminists Hate Sarah Palin
RAUNCHY, TOPLESS, BONDAGE AD To Get Young People To Polls
Chairman Rangel Should Step Aside- (Cazayoux Should Give Money Back!)
4th District: Carmouche Continues To Dodge Opponents
NIGHTMARE ON WALL STREET- High drama reshapes American finance
Wall Street Awakes To 2 Storied Firms Gone
Rescues Continue In Flooded Parts Of La.
Flooding, Outages Still Plague Region
Local, National Gas Prices Spike In Ike's Wake
More Response Problems Revealed In Wake Of Gustav
EDITORIAL: The Most Wasteful Of All
New Entity Proposed To Fund Hospital
Joe Walker, Consulted Many Political Players
(EBR) District 9 Hopefuls
Ike's Surge Floods Southwest Parishes
Jean Lafitte, Barataria Floods Worst In Recent History
Gustav Tests Electrical System
EDITORIAL: Truth-Telling Shines Amid Storm Stress
Jindal's Office Has Water Damage
Mayor's Race '08: Holden, Opponents Split On Fees, Budget
'Nagin Special' Offends Evacuees
Times Forms Public Service Team
Are the national media giving Baton Rouge's natural disaster short shrift?
Jindal Says Changes Coming After Ike
WINDS OF CHANGE
Obama's Altitude Sickness
McCain Flies His Campaign Past Obama
Mary Landrieu's Swing Vote Costs You!
Family Research Council welcomes choice of Palin
EDITORIAL: Rid us of this unfit judge
METRO-COUNCIL DISTRICT 3: Crime Tops Priorities
Political Lagniappe: Split precincts to add to election confusion
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Labels: CAZAYOUX, CORRUPTION, GUSTAV, IKE, JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL
Monday, September 08, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Monday, September 8th, 2008)
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USA TODAY POLL: Convention Lifts McCain Over Obama 50%-46%
Up For Election: Two Competing Visions Of Change
OPRAH WINFREY'S POLL NUMBERS SUFFER FROM SUPPORT OF OBAMA
Top 25 Competitive Congressional Races
IKE APPEARS HEADED TO TEXAS, But Could Shift Toward Louisiana
State Inks Gustav Wish List For D.C.
Storms Or No Storms, Fans Flock To Saints Game
LSU officials consider using the Superdome for North Texas game
DA Foes Experienced In Law
EBR METRO-COUNCIL DISTRICT 2: Candidates Focus On Crime, Traffic
State Offices To Reopen Today
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Labels: CAZAYOUX, GUSTAV, IKE, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, LSU, POLITICS, POLL, PRESIDENTIAL
Thursday, August 28, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, August 28th, 2008)
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Obama Speech Stage Resembles Ancient Greek Temple
IN 52 SECONDS, ONE GREAT REASON WHY OBAMA SHOULD NOT BE ELECTED
EDITORIAL: Prepare For Complex Election
Obama Has A Friend In La.
"SHY POLITICS HAVE NEVER, EVER BEEN LANE GRIGSBY'S STYLE"
Cash Up In House Race (Cazayoux's Vote Has Been Bought)
6th District: Three's A Crowd
GOVERNOR DECLARES EMERGENCY- State Gearing Up For Gustav
Jindal Stresses Risk
Governor Taps 7 For Ethics Panel
Major College Funding Revamp In Works
Administration Pushes LSU Board Chairman Candidate
State Needs Summit On Highways
City Hall Bailed Out Last Year's I-Bowl
Computer Error- Real Estate Agents' Personal Information Posted
FEC: Louisiana Congressman Filed Campaign Report Late
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Labels: CAZAYOUX, CONGRESS, CORRUPTION, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, MCCAIN, OBAMA, POLITICS
