Monday, February 21, 2011
STORIES OF THE DAY (Monday, February 21st)
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Hopefuls Consider Runs For Statewide Office
EDITORIAL: A better way for POPL
Sen. David Vitter says Kenneth Feinberg has not been earning his pay
Washington watch: Vitter puts hold on nominee
Jindal visits local church
Legislative redistricting battle brewing
Louisiana draws some interest for sale of prisons
5th person pleads guilty in bribery scheme
Justice takes a holiday in New Orleans
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Labels: CRIME, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, REAPPORTIONMENT, VITTER
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, January 19th)
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Edwin Edwards was a crook, but that's not all
Jindal ponders school merger of UNO, SUNO
Jindal unveils proposed Medicaid system
Redistricting is expected to cost N.O. 4 districts
Jane Smith to seek La. Senate 37 seat
Gallot slams group's plan to divide Senate district
GOP in House plans health-care vote today
Commissioner: $30K won't buy alcohol for Police Jury Convention
N.O. crime doesn't have a single solution, police chief and DA say
Sheriff out of hospital following heart attack
Obama administration to announce next steps in drilling oversight
EDITORIAL: Free speech in Wiki world
LA Institute of Public Policy & Politics Seminar Series In March
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Labels: CRIME, EDWARDS, HEALTH CARE, HIGHER ED, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, REAPPORTIONMENT
Monday, August 23, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Monday, August 23rd)
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Vitter Fundraising "Dwarfs" Melancon, Traylor
TEA PARTY TV: DOWN WITH DOWNER!
V.P. Biden Lashes Out At "Republican Tea Party"
Many More Now Following Mosque Controversy... And Don't Like It
Traylor Should be Disbarred, Say Ellingtons
Targeted Louisiana Republican Shrugs Off Lack of National Party Help
Baton Rouge: Marchers Protest Crime
Mayor hopefuls take questions from gay rights group
Taking another look at politics of moratorium
Gulf Oil Spill: Feinberg says no-sue rule was his idea
John Maginnis Joins 'Louisiana Institute of Politics' A Few Seats Left
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Labels: CRIME, DOWNER, LOUISIANA, MELANCON, OBAMA, OIL SPILL, POLITICS, TEA PARTY, TRAYLOR, VITTER
Sunday, January 04, 2009
SPECIAL NEW YEAR 2009 WEEKEND EDITION
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Political Horizons- ("Jindal Tells Everyone What They Want To Hear")
GRADING THE GOVERNOR: 'D' IN JOB PERFORMANCE
Bobby Jindal: Done... And To Do ("He Needs More Than Perception")
EDITORIAL: Jindal's First Year
Jindal Cabinet Gets More Time For Income Reports
LA. LOSING ECONOMIC VITALITY- "Even Mississippi Had Better Growth"
A Lesson In State Budgeting- "Bite That Bullet Now"
NEW POLL: CLAITOR PONDERS BID FOR STATE SENATE
State Senate Primary Election Set For March
CONGRESS' RAISE RANKLES SOME LA. LAWMAKERS
La. Has 3 Doctors Among Congressional Delegates
Washington Watch: 2008 Was Busy Year In La. Politics
LABI Speakers Split On Philosophies (MEETING THURSDAY IN BR)
New Law Reduces Local Government Authority
EDITORIAL: STOPPING MURDER IN NEW ORLEANS
Holden Kicks Off 2nd Term Monday
School Board To Discuss Decision On Obama Jackets
EDITORIAL: Set The Tone For Openness
How Katrina Broke Bush's Bond With The American Public
CONGRESS' NEW PAY RAISE SCRUTINIZED
New Congressmen From La. Offer Insight
Jindal Order Gives Cabinet More Time To File Income Reports
EDITORIAL: "Situation Calls For Drastic Measures"
WAFB ANCHOR SUES LEGISLATOR OVER BR HOUSE DEAL
Assessor Race Likely To Involve Big Bucks
CRAVINS MULLS OPTIONS- Looking At Directorship Of Landrieu Panel
Shreveport: Carmouche Era Ends
BR Sewer Fees Increase Again
NEW METRO COUNCIL SEES CHANGES ON HORIZON
La. fares well in economic report
What Haynesville Shale has in store in 2009
EDITORIAL: LSU Research Makes News
Study challenges assumptions on Louisiana teacher training
DriveBy Politics (COMING SOON!!!)
SHOULD EDWARDS BE RELEASED NOW?
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Labels: BUDGET, CONGRESS, CRIME, JINDAL, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, LSU, 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
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
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, May 14th, 2008)
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'My Louisiana' Features Famous Faces
Jindal's Office Dickers Over Privacy
Lusting For Decency
EDITORIAL: Big Questions On The Budget
EBR Officials Defend Use Of Late-Night Call
Those Who Can't Learn From History Are Doomed To Repeat It
Henson Moore Pushes 'Flagship University' Need
Will Gay Delegate War Spoil The Race?
EDITORIAL: State Museum Reorganization A Good Idea
Anti-Gambling Bill Dies In Senate
Proposal Would Outlaw Filming Violence For Posting Online
Bill Forbids Masking By Sex Offenders
House Tweaks Insurance Bill
Illegal Immigrant Bills OK'd By House
Jindal Health-Care Package Nearing Final Passage
U.S. SENATE POLL
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Labels: BUDGET, CRIME, GAMBLING, GOVERNOR, JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Monday, November 19, 2007
RUNOFF ELECTION WRAP-UP EDITION
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CLICK HERE FOR ALL ELECTION RETURNS
Election results reflect racial shifts- White candidates win black-held seats
News Analysis: Bill Jefferson's Influence in New Orleans Is on the Wane
Voters surprised election analysts
Louisiana Standout Rises By Fitting In (Chicago Tribune)
BO KNOWS JINDAL
Kennedy visits GOP leaders
Lawmakers Scramble For Top Positions- Election Boosts GOP
FIVE LOUISIANA CITIES MAKE TOP OF "MOST DANGEROUS" IN AMERICA LIST
Full plate ahead for incoming state Sen.-elect Shaw
Racial discontent an issue in Lafayette
'BUDDY' CALDWELL IS LOUISIANA'S NEW ATTORNEY GENERAL
Gautreaux New Sheriff
Dorsey Takes Seat In Senate (Carter, Foil, Ponti, Smith Pick Up House Seats)
Riser beats Hammett for Senate
Buddy Shaw to take Senate District 37 seat
'A new era begins,' Jefferson sheriff says
LaFleur wins race for Senate Dist. 28
Voters give Little, Ellington keys to the House
Clarkson's victory shifts New Orleans council's racial balance
Hardy heads to House
Feds take 2nd look at Morial records
Please Vote, But Be Informed
Republican says speaker post is his, But challenger says House race not over
State laws govern placement, removal of campaign signs
Meager Turnout Expected In N.O.
Ballot In Jefferson Parish Makes History
Displaced Residents' Votes Questioned
U.S. says it has evidence of 2 more bribe tries to Jefferson
Marchers protest Justice Department's civil rights record
FBI Looking Into Noose Incident
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Labels: CORRUPTION, CRIME, ELECTIONS, GOVERNOR, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Thursday, November 15, 2007
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, November 15th, 2007)
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PHARES KNEW ABOUT THE SERIAL KILLERS!
Attorney doesn't answer queries on Vitter plans
CLEO & YVONNE STAR IN "HIGH ROLLERS" A HOT NEW TV SPOT
DeCuir accuses Dorsey of "harassing" phone calls
Advocates say Jindal's win clears way for state road aid
Runoffs draw little interest
POLL SHOWS ULRICH WITH COMMANDING 23 POINT LEAD
Earmarks 'Airdropped' For (Mary Landrieu)
DA's office can't pay up, it says
"Bobby Jindal is going to need an A.G. who can help him change our state"
Jindal Needs A Supportive Legislature To Get It Done
EDITORIAL: Thanks a billion
Noose Advertisement in Bastrop Newspaper Sparks Controversy
EDITORIAL: TIMED to boast
Flier in Senate race raises some questions
House candidates avoid the high road
Panel fails to OK Citizens rate cut
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Labels: CORRUPTION, CRIME, JENA, JINDAL, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Friday, October 26, 2007
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, October 26th, 2007)
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JINDAL TRAIN RUMBLES THROUGH THE STREWN WRECKAGE OF THE LA. DEMO PARTY
Bob Odom Drops Bid For Re-Election (Video Of News Conference)
ODOM MAY TAKE SEVERAL DOWN WITH HIM
Jindal Picks Two To Lead Ethics Panel
Republican Candidate Endorses Jason DeCuir for State Senate (Dist. 14- BR)
IS DORSEY COMING BACK? MORE BLASTS FROM THE PAST!
International Police Organization Endorses Gautreaux (EBR Sheriff)
Will Feds Find Dirty Laundering?
Caddo Judges To Appear In Federal Court Today
Backed Into A Corner, DA Waves For Help
THREE SHERIFF CANDIDATES Say Crime Is Out Of Hand
Sheriff Hopeful Ordered To Answer Questions
Alexander Backs Bush
BUSH PUTS SOME HEAT ON BLANCO
Attorneys File More Motions To Open Bell Hearing, Data
Mary Landrieu takes GOP blame in following procedure
Nagin Issues Statement In Response To Senator, Calls Comments, "Reckless"
SUBMIT YOUR RESUME TO THE JINDAL TRANSITION TEAM (HERE)
IMPORTANT REMINDER TO RUNOFF CANDIDATES & CAMPAIGNS!
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Labels: CORRUPTION, CRIME, JINDAL, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Tuesday, August 21, 2007
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, August 21st, 2007)
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LA. Political Hall of Fame- " We Induct Them and Someone Else Indicts Them"
A Culture Of Corruption Is Costing Us Far More Than We Can Afford
Louisiana Citizens Have Lived Too Long With A "Banana Republic" Reputation
JINDAL, DEMO NEW TV ADS HIT AIRWAVES
"John Q. Public has not only a chance to witness the change, but to affect it."
The War Against Out-of-Control Government Spending
Candidate Nagin, Your Web Site Awaits (naginforgovernor.com)
Attorney General Foti Prepares to Sue Insurers
GOP STARTS BLOG TO ANSWER DEMOCRAT ATTACKS ON JINDAL
Rep. Alexander: 'Good things going on'
Craig Romero Eyeing Iberia Parish President Race
LOUISIANA BLOGGERS BASH 2007
BLANCO'S NEW BOOK TITLE (GET OUR NOMINATIONS IN!)
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Labels: BLANCO, CAMPAIGN, CORRUPTION, CRIME, GOVERNOR, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Monday, August 13, 2007
STORIES FROM TODAY AND THIS WEEKEND
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THOMAS PLEADS GUILTY: ANOTHER CORRUPTION ERUPTION IN THE BIG SLEAZY
BREAKING: Oliver Thomas Enters Guilty Plea, Feds to hold news conference
Thomas Corruption Scandal Seen As Another Black Eye
Nancy Pelosi, Demo congressional delegation arrives to tour N.O. area
LOUISIANA SHERIFFS ENDORSE CRIMINALLY INDICTED MAN FOR RE-ELECTION?
VIDEO: MITCH LANDRIEU DANCING WITH SENATOR DIANA BAJOIE IN BOSTON
Dozens of new laws set to take effect
Police Are Heroes Among Us
Our Views: Big Concerns Around Baton Rouge Loop
Federal Probe Nets Top New Orleans Councilman In Payoff Scheme
Legislators Resume Their Role as the Governor's (Any Governor's) Trained Seal
Commentary: Political writer got front-row seat for Edwards' rise, fall
LANDRIEU: CULTURE DRIVES TOURISM
THE CULTURE OF DRUGS
THE RACE CARD- Being played in the campaign for St. Charles Parish president
CALIFORNIA RENTAL COMPANY OWNERS MAX OUT DOLLARS TO LANDRIEU
The Road Show- More than $1 billion in state projects coming soon
BLANCO'S ROAD HOME NIGHTMARE GETS WORSE
Speed Traps Give State Bad Name
Landrieu, Louisiana Legislators Party at NCSL in Boston
Will Nagin run for governor? Analysts weigh the effect of a bid
"Don't let anyone tell you we are a poor state. We just have poor leadership"
Convicted Iberia Parish president's salary increased by $24,000
CH-CH-CHANGES
EDITORIAL: Reason for a visit
Unusual crime study finds bad guys' roots
BLANCO CONSIDERS WRITING A BOOK (HELP HER NAME IT!)
LOUISIANA BLOGGERS BASH 2007
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Labels: CONGRESS, CORRUPTION, CRIME, GOVERNOR, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Monday, June 04, 2007
STORIES OF THE DAY


Legislators Listen Up! Jindal Says Louisiana Is Hungry For Competence!
by Congressman Bobby Jindal - The Dead Pelican (excerpt)
The budget passed by the House totals $29.6 billion dollars. This is not a typo, though it should be.
Turn the clock back to 2001 and you will find that year's budget was about $14.1 billion dollars.
The simple truth is that government spending is out of control.
There is no individual, no family, and no business that could survive with these unbridled, undisciplined, and irresponsible spending sprees.
I could not believe that when I read it, so I made a few calls. Turns out it is true. The House passed the Governor's request to create 1,000 new state government jobs in Louisiana!
These 1,000 new state government jobs are not part of any coherent plan. They are just ... 1,000 new salaries for the taxpayers to fund....every year.
I'm sorry, but this represents both incompetence and irresponsibility.
This has got to stop.
We cannot allow OUR government, both in Washington and Baton Rouge, to spend OUR money in such a cavalier manner.
I have made it clear that I'm not going to get into the legislative disputes in this session of the Louisiana state Legislature. So don't look for me to weigh in on every bill in the Legislature.
But I simply could not hold my tongue on this any longer. Someone has to speak out; someone has to speak up for the taxpayers, for responsible government, and for fiscal sanity.
As the old song says, "The winds of change, they are a blowing," and barely in time I might add.
Louisiana is desperate for real and fundamental change. Louisiana is in dire need of decisive leadership. Louisiana is hungry for competence.
With your help, we will put our great state on a new path, a path to real growth and real reform.
Oh, and one more thing, we will also treat taxpayers' money with respect.
A Closer Look at State Representative's Pork Spending
WAFB Channel 9 (CBS) (excerpt)
Fleecing the Tax Payer
by EDITOR - Times-Picayune (excerpt)
Petty politics, thinly disguised retribution from Senate President Don Hines
by EDITOR - The Town Talk (excerpt)
PSC fee increase may get Second shot
by MARK BALLARD - Advocate (excerpt)
Feds target violent crime in New Orleans
by Kevin Johnson - USA TODAY(excerpt)
Mary Landrieu Called Out By Key Democratic Congresswoman
by Michelle Krupa - Times-Picayune (excerpt)
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Labels: CRIME, GOVERNOR, JINDAL, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Thursday, February 08, 2007
LANEWSLINK.COM (OTHER STORIES)

New Orleans has now recorded at least its 22ND murder in the first 38 days. (See the most recent. Click link above for WWL story.)
While term limits in the Legislature will ensure that there are many new faces in the Louisiana House next year, a number of the House members who can’t run for re-election are expected to seek Senate seats. How will they fare?
As the candidates begin to make their announcements and line up support for the upcoming gubernatorial campaign and campaigns for the Louisiana legislature, we beg them to make their points about Katrina, then shut up and move on to other things.
Labels: CRIME, KATRINA, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
JURY SAYS BR CASINOS LIED TO GET LICENSES

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Labels: BATON, CRIME, GAMBLING, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, ROUGE
Wednesday, February 07, 2007
Senator Says Shut Up and Let Harry Lee Do His Job

Labels: CRIME, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, RACISM

