Thursday, January 06, 2011
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, January 6th)
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Gov. Bobby Jindal says his commitment to Louisiana is strong
Governor does not expect to take lead role in redistricting
Former state senator gets 27-month sentence for tax evasion
Two freshman reps from LA sworn in as 112th Congress convenes
EDITORIAL: Hoping for best with the 112th
Rigor wins out in bid to grade public schools
Former Mayor Dies At 76
Former aviation director pleads guilty to obstruction charge
Panel: Gulf oil spill could happpen again
Inspector general removes documents from main library
State told to repay $239 million to Feds
EDITORIAL: Good Luck, Kelsi Crain
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Labels: CONGRESS, CORRUPTION, EDUCATION, HEALTH CARE, JINDAL, LANDRY, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Saturday, July 24, 2010
SATURDAY STORIES (July 24th, 2010)
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Breaking News: Storm warnings discontinued!
Diversity and the Myth of White Privilege
75% Say Free Markets Better Than Government Management of Economy
Obama's Soft-Core Socialism: Clueless When It Comes to Free Markets
EDITORIAL: : A Huge Shift For Wealth
Americans Are Angry and the Parties Are Clueless
EDITORIAL: Bonnie and the spill
Ex-Legislative Officer Claims He Was Blackballed
Mayor Mitch Landrieu proposes furloughs for all city employees
Official Admits Taking Football Tickets
Southern U. Supervisors OK New Hires
Grambling's vice president of finance is out
Judiciary Commission investigates unnamed judge in C-Murder case
Officials' Pay Upsets Town (Truly Outrageous!)
Democrats face unsavory choices in Rangel case
Senate rejects raid on Road Home dollars
La. bishops, pastors do not want guns in their churches
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Labels: BONNIE, CORRUPTION, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS
Monday, March 08, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Monday, March 8th)
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LA TEA PARTY GROUPS TO RALLY AT CAPITOL ON OPENING DAY OF SESSION
Healthcare overhaul comes down to Pelosi and Obama
National Journal study of member votes and ideologies released
Washington Watch: State Gets Broadband Grant
Overheard in committees- "I said (loud) mouse, not mouth"
EDITORIAL: Government Isn't Too Open
Senator targets cell phones and corruption
EDITORIAL: Keep Your Pants On
EDITORIAL: Coastal 'roadmap' a needed step
School Board considers reducing its size
Winnsboro Mayor Hammons Dies
Analysis: Auto industry in Louisiana at crossroad
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Labels: CONGRESS, CORRUPTION, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, TEA PARTY
Thursday, May 28, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, May 28th)
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Play The Cards On The Table- "Does The Governor Have A Viable Alternative?"
Chancellor: Education Cuts Would Burn Badly- Contact The Governor
Stronger Economy Starts With Colleges
Senate Panel To Consider TOPS Limits Today
Constitution Convention Resolution Advances
House members oppose delay in state income tax decrease
Walsworth, Riser Oppose Income Tax Deduction Bill
Indicted former councilwoman Renee Gill Pratt named a top adviser at SUNO
House Panel Revises Disclosure Bill (Over Jindal Aide's Objections)
March protests Jindal rejection of funds
La. House To Debate Guns On Campus Bill Today
Labruzzo Welfare Drug Testing Proposal Revived
Bid to stop jobless benefits bill fails
Census Bureau to hire 10,000 in La.
AG Caldwell postpones lawyer contingency-fee bill until 2010
House votes to ban use of hand-held cell phones for drivers
Retired teachers to lobby in B.R.
Bill would let lawmakers oversee hunting seasons
Bill limiting access to records rejected
Times Picayune: Briefing Book
Jefferson trial delayed
Indictments are all in the family for Congressman Bill Jefferson
Shaw Group gets $375 million FEMA contract for disasters
House panel revises disclosure bill
Hospital land tied to 'financing plan'
House approves leasing from Benson
Plan raising grades for athletes fails
Horse farm bill advances
Witness safety proposal advances
STOP THE $100 MILLION PER YEAR TAX INCREASE
Tigers Rallying In Support Of LSU
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Labels: BUDGET, CORRUPTION, JINDAL, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Friday, January 09, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, January 9th)
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Inside Report: Gov. Jindal Needs To Take Time To Listen
Jindal cites priorities (at LABI annual meeting)
Governor's Office Vows To Protect 151 State Jobs In Tallulah
David Vitter Stuffs Slew Of Bills In Senate Hopper
Cao learns which panels he'll get
EDITORIAL: Cao provides good example
Fleming Named To Two Choice Committees
Budget Problems Threaten Change
Arrest video gives council members assurance... and laughs
EDITORIAL: Corruption's Heavy Price- Convicted forfeit pensions
Moratorium put on new programs
Citizens take to the streets today against New Orleans crime
University tightens belt as state orders budget cuts
State ethics panel tweaks personal earnings forms
James Gill: Church defenders didn't have a prayer
Pastorek focuses on truancy
Regents halt new academic programs at colleges
Cravins resignation to take effect Wednesday
Jindal names new Southern board members
William Jefferson again ask court to delay trial
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Labels: CAO, CONGRESS, CORRUPTION, FLEMING, JEFFERSON, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, VITTER
Friday, November 28, 2008
STORIES FROM TODAY & THANKSGIVING
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Edwards Has Friends, Foes In Bid For Freedom
Gov. Bobby Jindal Runs Louisiana With One Foot In Iowa
Congressman's Rival Rakes In Dollars
Jefferson- If convicted, Congress may remove him
Inside Report: Mayor's Construction Plan Not Dead
Mayor's Cutbacks To Begin
EDITORIAL: Help Save Our State's Wetlands
Jindal To Meet With Obama Next Week
Thankful For Memories, Blessings
Electing To Give Thanks For Louisiana Politicians
4TH DISTRICT: Carmouche Takes Big Money From Liberal Special Interests
Jefferson Presses Court To Toss Most Charges
Early Turnout Strong For Congressional Races
Inside Report: More Focus Expected On Youth Crimes
LSU Official Named To Prosecutor's Job
UPDATE ON THE RACE TO REPLACE BILL CASSIDY (SENATE 16)
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Labels: CARMOUCHE, CONGRESS, CORRUPTION, EDWARDS, JEFFERSON, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, October 15th)
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LAST PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE TONIGHT AT 8 PM
Senate Foes Square Off Tonight (6 PM on CSPAN-2)
Obama and Acorn: Community Organizers, Phony Voters & Your Tax Dollars
Beyond ObamACORN: Democrat Party Voter Fraud In Louisiana (Mary Landrieu)
Shreveport: Potential Voter Registration Fraud Investigated
LATEST TV SPOT IN THE SENATE RACE
New Orleans: Violent, Corrupt and, Yes, Humid
TAKING IT TO THE STREETS
7th Congressional District: The Tipping Point
THE NUMBERS DON'T LIE
EBR Metro-Council Candidate Arrested
Jindal Signs Up In Support Of Guardsmen, Reservists
Jindal Begins Weekly Meeting On Finances
State Plans $50 Million In Construction
PORN CHARGES ADDED To Suspect In Registrar Of Voters Threat
Miss Natchitoches City of Lights Crowned
EDITORIAL: Ready For New Normal
Lt. Gov. Champions Cultural Forum
PASTOREK: Plan Breaks Rules
LSD May Reopen Nov. 3- Students To Come Back In Phases
Judge doesn't split hairs in ruling, As defendant primps
AMENDMENTS ON NOVEMBER BALLOT
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Labels: CONGRESS, CORRUPTION, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, MCCAIN, OBAMA, 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
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
Wednesday, June 04, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, June 4th, 2008)
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Guns, Taxes On Tap In State House Today
MCCAIN TACKLES OBAMA in Kenner appearance
The Primary Season Is Over, and The General Election Campaign Has Begun
Jefferson Throws His Support To Obama
SHOULD FAMILY MEMBERS OF LEGISLATORS BE LOBBYISTS?
Courthouse Gang Lived By Its Own Rules
EDITORIAL: How do we rebuild trust in the justice system?
Police Juror, Wife Charged In Fight
BILL WOULD DOUBLE SENATORS' ALLOWANCE
Briggs Gives Oil, Gas Outlook
Parish President's Work In Office Applauded
Senate approves disclosure bill, Seeks to shield wardens
SCHOOL TUITION BILL DELAYED
Boats, EBR try to work out fee deal
PROFILING FEARS RAISED, Legislation Delayed
Youth Speak Out During Legislature
East Baton Rouge Parish Metro Council Candidates (So Far)
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Labels: CAMPAIGN, CAPITOL, CORRUPTION, CRIME, GOVERNOR, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL
Monday, May 19, 2008
STORIES FROM TODAY & THE WEEKEND
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EDITORIAL: DIAL THEM UP
Inside The State Boudin Plant ($324,945,000.00! Plus Interest)
Freshman Lawmakers Accuse Jindal's Office Of Giving Ultimatums
Analysis: Jindal Wants Transparency, Except For His Office
DON CAZAYOUX, BILL JEFFERSON VOTING RECORDS ARE IDENTICAL
Local Lawmakers Reckoning Force In 2008
Candidate's 14 Year-old Son To Film Father's Footsteps From The Campaign Trail
MAYOR HOLDEN & GOVERNOR JINDAL AT ODDS
Obama And The Second Amendment
EDITORIAL: Time To Stop Bleeding Talent
Landrieu Supports New G.I. Bill
Lawmakers Look At Medicaid cuts
KEY DATES
Blueprint Louisiana To Meet Wednesday At Hilton Capitol Center
U.S. SENATE POLL
Congressman- "Some People Consider Politics A Four-Letter Word"
The Hill- Responses To Vice President Query Vary
CALL GIRL PANEL LUKEWARM ON BOBBY JINDAL
Scandals Threaten Mayor's Political Future
Records Show Assessor Helped Himself, Penalized Foes
Ethics Board Warned Jindal
Political Reform Effort Stalls
Lawmakers Mark Smooth First Half
Controversial Cuts
EDITORIAL: The Rest Of The Term
Charters Break Mold By Picking, Choosing
Another Protest Held
HOLLIS EXPECTED TO MAKE U.S. SENATE BID
New Representative Picks Staff Members
Lawmakers Approve $56,000 Pay Raise For La. Schools Chief
GIVE 'EM CREDIT- Politicians Endlessly Creative In Getting Us To Pay The Bills
New Legislators Making An Impression
EDITORIAL: Put Disclosure On The Menu
Mose Jefferson trial postponed
FBI SOUGHT TO TAPE SENATOR
Will building of steel mill hurt state's 'sportmen's paradise?'
Judge wins applause on Jesus portrait
TICKET TO RIDE
B.R.-N.O. commuter buses to continue
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Labels: BUDGET, CAZAYOUX, CORRUPTION, JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, NAGIN, NEW ORLEANS, OBAMA, POLITICS
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, April 22nd, 2008)
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MARY LANDRIEU: NO SITTING DUCK
Old GOP Opposition Used Against Kennedy
BRIBERY SCHEME ALLEGATIONS SURFACE
Clinton, Obama Battle For Pennsylvania- DNC Attacks McCain
NANCY PELOSI, DNC THROW FUNDRAISER FOR "CONSERVATIVE?" CAZAYOUX
Chief Economist Warns Of Downturns
SENATE COMMITTEE APPROVES BIG TAX CUT
Senate Passes Legislative Assistant Pay Raise
EARMARKS TO BE DEBATED
Leaders Tout New Orleans' Recovery So Far
Legislature To Get House, Senate Budget Proposal
FIRST TV SPOT FROM 4TH: FEATURES NEW FACE IN LA. POLITICS
Editorial: Work Force Plan Off To Good Start
Landrieu: La. Poised For Key Role In Fuels
GUERILLA MARKETING = POLITICAL CAPITAL
Speed Trap Limits Die In Committee
ANOTHER WEEKEND OF BLOODSHED IN BATON ROUGE
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Labels: CONGRESS, CORRUPTION, EDWARDS, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, MCCAIN, POLITICS, POLL, PRESIDENTIAL, TAX
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, April 15th, 2008)
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American People Have A Clear Choice Between Two Different Visions
GOP Chairman Calls on Cazayoux to Denounce Obama's Elitist Remarks
LATEST PRESIDENTIAL POLLS
Parking sparse near Capitol- Deters people who want to observe
Indicted Senator Quits Panel Post
EDITORIAL: Laws Cause For Trembling
City-Parish Employee Arrested On Fraud Charges- More Than 200 Counts
Sex Offender Mask Ban Clears Senate
Bill Limits Driving, Phoning
Events Recognize (B.R.) Crime Victims
BR MAYOR RACE TV SPOT
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Labels: CAMPAIGN, CONGRESS, CORRUPTION, KIP, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, POLL, PRESIDENTIAL, WOODY JENKINS
Friday, April 11, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, April 11th, 2008)
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LATEST TV SPOT FROM THE 6TH: DON "TAX-A-YOU"
4th District: McCrery Endorses Trial lawyer (The Kingmaker's Mystery Man)
THE LOOP- KIP'S FAMOUS MONKEY TV SPOT
Betty Jefferson Is Implicated, Sources Say- Refers Only To 'Public Official B'
SENATOR INDICTED IN FRAUD CASE- Accused Of Laundering Cash
Senate Committee To Consider Adjutant General Appointment
FIX FILES OR FACE FINE, STATE TELLS ICF
4th District Congress: "Gorman Raises Over $350,000 For Campaign In 30 Days"
PSC Chief: Letter Didn't Violate Rules
Corps to open spillway today to reduce threat of flooding
BILL ON ATHLETE GPA STUMBLES
State Spirit Can't Be Legislated- Or Sipped
TV SPOT FROM BATON ROUGE MAYOR'S RACE
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Labels: CAMPAIGN, CONGRESS, CORRUPTION, GOVERNOR, JINDAL, KIP, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Friday, April 04, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, April 4th, 2008)
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Labels: CONGRESS, CORRUPTION, GOVERNOR, JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, NEW ORLEANS, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL
Wednesday, February 06, 2008
LATEST NEWS FROM MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY
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ALL THE LATEST 'SUPER TUESDAY' RETURNS (CLICK HERE)
"We're Going To Move Some Hogs Away From The Trough, And They'll Be Squealing"
'Ustas' Dig In; Jindal Preps For A New Day
CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE TOOK JUNKETS WITH CONVICT LOBBYIST
Louisiana Super Saturday
Advisers Say Ethics Not La.'s Big Issue
Today Is Deadline For Congressional District Voters
Editorial Endorsement: Carmody for State House District 6
"SUPER TUESDAY" - As 24 States Vote, a Grab for Delegates, and an Edge
Louisiana May Pick Presidential Frontrunners
Governor On Ethics Reform: 'I Need The People's Support'
JINDAL ISSUES AMENDED CALL FOR SPECIAL SESSION
Is Louisiana Serious About Ethics Reform?
McCollister To Pay Jindal's Fine To Ethics Board
Casinos Slug It Out- "Existing Riverboats... Mislead Voters By Misstating Facts"
State GOP Caucuses Fly Under Radar (Majority Elected Endorse McCain)
Retired officials' benefits released- Ex-lawmakers' pay tiny part of system
Louisiana GOP Leadership On The Line
Editorial: Mardi Gras Meets Politics
LSU Checked O'Keefe's Absences, Spending
New Orleans Mardi Gras Parade Live Cam! (NOLA.COM)
MARY LANDRIEU APPEARS TO HAVE SERIOUS RE-ELECTION PROBLEMS
Obama erases lead by Clinton- McCain makes leaps as Super Tuesday nears
PRESIDENTIAL RACE: 'SUPER TUESDAY' STATE BY STATE ANALYSIS
Romney Spends More On TV Ads Than All Other GOP Candidates Combined
'Cold' Homicides Dog EBR Law Enforcement
Ethics special session is a risk- Jindal must give public real results
Storied Political Career Ending?
THE NEW ORLEANS RED LIGHT DISTRICT, SAY WHAT?
Contractor Prepares Takeover Of City
City Group Headed To Disney World
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Labels: CONGRESS, CORRUPTION, ELECTIONS, ETHICS, GAMBLING, GOVERNOR, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL
Thursday, January 10, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, January 10th, 2008)
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BLANCO'S "POLITICAL BREATHER" - $2.9 Million Still In State Campaign Account?
Democrats Chime In For Ethics Reform
Mary Landrieu Should Apologize Now!
LSU TIGERS DO THEIR STATE PROUD
Who Holds Fate Of LSU Chancellor Unclear
CHRIS GORMAN PICKS UP STRONG SUPPORT IN CONGRESSIONAL BID
Jindal Picks New State Police Head
State auditor to probe resignations of coalition's entire staff
MORIAL GETS HOME DETENTION- 3 YEARS OF PROBATION
Council Tension Simmers
BET To Honor Shreveport Mayor
BLANCO & HILLARY 'THE CRYING GAME'
Quality Report Ranks Louisiana 47th In Student Achievement
Editorial: Say What You Want To Say, As Is Your Right
ANGRY WHITE MAN (PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE RON PAUL)
Primary Deadline Attracts Crowd
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Labels: BLANCO, CONGRESS, CORRUPTION, JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, LSU, POLITICS
Wednesday, January 09, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, January 9th, 2008)
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ETHICS WATCHDOG GROUP INVESTIGATES LANDRIEU FOR BRIBERY
McCain Wins New Hampshire GOP Primary, Hillary Pulls Upset!
Jindal Starts With Unusual Strengths
IS BR MAYOR HOLDEN IN THE VOTE HAULING BUSINESS?
"When a black man scores a touchdown, they change the rules"
LOUISIANA CONGRESSMEN RUNNING FOR THE EXITS ...LOBBYISTS
Editorial: State Faces Loss Of Congressional Seniority
Jindal Targets Tax That Firms Pay On Utilities (2nd Special Session)
BOBBY JINDAL'S MOMENT HAS ARRIVED
GOP Delegate Application Deadline Pushed Back to Saturday
Levine Chosen DHH Secretary
TODAY IS THE LAST DAY to Register to Vote in Louisiana Presidential Primary
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Labels: CORRUPTION, GOVERNOR, JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL
Wednesday, December 26, 2007
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, December 26th, 2007)
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THE TOP 10 POLITICAL STORIES OF 2007
Web Rumors Fuel Campaign Fires
Debate Over State's Roads Continues
EDITORIAL: 'Extra' money? Give it up, and make change
Jindal: No Tax Hike- "We have to set priorities and stick to them"
EDITORIAL: STATE BUDGET SURPLUS JUST AN ILLUSION
No Gifts, Please
Cenla Losing Its Influence, Power Edges In Legislature
ENDANGERED SPECIES?
La.'s No. 2 Insurance Official Bows Out- "He Doesn't Want To Work This Hard"
Preschool Gaining Steam As Place To Invest In Education
25% Get Zip From Road Home
SHAME ON SEN. MARY LANDRIEU
Mary Landrieu Steered $2 Million In Federal Funding To A Campaign Contributor
EDITORIAL: Santa's Crowded Hoosegow
Jefferson's Help Had A Price, Feds Say
Editorial: Transition Favors Area
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Labels: CORRUPTION, ETHICS, GOVERNOR, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, LSU, POLITICS
Sunday, December 23, 2007
STORIES FROM THE WEEKEND & LAST FRIDAY
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SEASONS GREETINGS FROM LANEWSLINK.COM!
Jindal Wants To Spend State Surplus On One-Time Needs
LEAVE THE POLTICS TO THE POLITICIANS
"I Don't Recognize My Country Anymore"
1ST FAMILIES' HOLIDAYS
North Shore Showing Political Muscle
MANY NAMES FLOATED FOR CONGRESSIONAL RACE
Kenner Freshman To Lead Senate GOP
BLANCO LEGACY TIED TO STORMS
Power couple shine light on health care
Andy Anders To Chair Agriculture Panel
Louisiana to choose Republican convention delegates
18 LSU students to cover Iowa caucus
A SPECIAL HOLIDAY MESSAGE FROM GOVERNOR-ELECT BOBBY JINDAL
Tucker Picks Carter For Speaker Pro-Tem, Greene Gets Ways & Means
EDITORIAL: Stained Robe
Cops Violated Rights Of Videotapers, ACLU Says
BLACK CAUCUS URGES PARDON FROM BLANCO FOR 'JENA SIX'
Hunting, fishing important to state's economy
Lawyer Banned From Practice In State
If prayer can transform the world, so why not a neighborhood or a city?
Protesters At City Hall Are Tasered And Pepper Sprayed
NO COLLECTIVE BARGAINING
Jindal Counsel Decides To Cut Ties To Law Firm
Trailer Tax Suit - Unfair advantage on the deal through political connections?
Feds lodge appeal over records- Jefferson testimony delayed until Jan. 16
RELIABILITY OF ELECTRONIC VOTING EYED
Court Refers Porteous For Impeachment- Ouster Fight Starts For U.S. Judge
City-Parish Council Member Facing Conflict Of Interest
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