Wednesday, November 24, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, November 24th)
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Just when you thought things couldn't get worse for Louisiana Democrats
Tea Parties Turn to Local Issues
VIDEO- Gov Jindal: 'Make Congressmen Part-time'
Ellington to lead national legislative group
Rep. Nickie Monica says he won't seek re-election
Latest La. employment figures show growth
EDITORIAL: Louisiana's health reforms sound promising
Residents urge state to keep ferry open
Assessment of Interior Secretary Ken Salazar's visit to Houma
EDITORIAL: Obama administration needs to stop being obtuse on drilling rules
Some government officials can skip tough new airport security
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Labels: DEMOCRAT, HEALTH CARE, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, TEA PARTY
Sunday, November 14, 2010
STORIES FROM THE WEEKEND
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Any Challengers? "Louisiana Is Redder Than Red"
MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR MONDAY NIGHT 7 PM, THE LOFT @ PERKINS ROWE (BR)
Democrats huddle on state's budget
Gov. Jindal denies his new book is stepping stone to national office
Committee Talks State Budget
Taking the bite out of ethics board rulings
EDITORIAL: Learn from elders' mistakes
Freshmen arrive in Congress with many questions
EDITORIAL: Yes, let's tell the entire fiscal truth
Public pension liabilities pose future threat
La. ranks in top 10 states for business
State did business with indicted man
Hines switching to Republican Party, giving GOP House majority
Sen. Alario 95% sure he will switch from Democratic Party to GOP
LIBRARY OK COULD KILL BOND ISSUE
College chiefs project closure of some Louisiana campuses
Superintendent 'disappointed' about diverted federal funds
New high school biology books recommended by state
EDITORIAL: Federal bench is not for crooks, so kick Porteous out
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Labels: ALARIO, CONGRESS, DEMOCRAT, EDUCATION, ETHICS, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Monday, November 08, 2010
STORIES FROM TODAY AND THE WEEKEND
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Louisiana Democrats Ponder New Reality
Rightward, March: The Midterm Exit Polls
EDITORIAL: A new man as lt. governor
EDITORIAL: Dardenne already saving La. money
EDITORIAL: Focus quickly on Medicaid changes
Republicans in charge take aim at health overhaul
Biden, Netanyahu meet at Jewish Federation assembly in N.O.
Bush ends public silence with new book
"United, Conservatives Control The Political Landscape"
Poll: Voters Tend To Think Democrats Lost More Than GOP Won
Voters Say No to Higher Taxes, More Government Spending
Tax cuts have brighter future
LSU Board signs off on $21.2 million mid-year budget cut
Cuts may start debate about black universities
Public bodies prepared for revenue slowdown
Jindal hit the road for GOP candidates
Political reapportionment games to begin
State Senator rips cost health-care revamp
Even for tech chief, some rules weren't meant to be broken
Hayneville Shale activity to slow in 2011
Blacks struggle with 72 percent unwed mothers
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Labels: DEMOCRAT, GOP, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, VITTER
Saturday, September 11, 2010
SATURDAY EDITION (September 11th, 2010)
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LA. Congressmen divided over expiring tax cuts- Melancon Backs Obama Again!
Jindal Administration Asks For $147M From Stimulus Bill
Jindal administration is under pressure to announce a decision on $600M project
SALARIES , JOBS DRAW FIRE
Baton Rouge GOP Endorses Toni Higginbotham For Court Of Appeal
Size Does Matter- Mayor Candidate Agrees To Take Large Signs Down
District 9: Democrat Fowler "Not Ideologically Opposed' To Collective Bargaining
Vulnerable Democrats Duck Public Events
School Board Member Found Dead- Appears to be suicide
Schwegmann ordered to pay legal fees to Times-Picayune
EDITORIAL: Judge Thomas Porteous the crook on trial
Former State Senator Dies At 68
Ban May End Early
REMEMBER 9/11!
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Labels: DARDENNE, DEMOCRAT, HIGGINBOTHAM, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, VITTER
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, August 11th)
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Pinsonat Attacked By Demos For Poll Showing 19% Vitter Lead (Bernie Fires Back!)
Melancon launches first TV ad of U.S. Senate race (All D.C. Democrat Spin)
Latest Poll: 57% Of Voters Describe Democratic Congressional Agenda As Extreme
LOUISIANA INSTITUTE OF POLITICS to Host 1st 'Campaign Academy' in September
The Ruling Class vs. The Public
New Poll: Obama Receives Lowest Approval Index Rating Yet (-22)
State Budget Chief Faces $2 Billion Shortfall, Weighs 35% Budget Cuts
Despite apology, NAACP asking police juror to resign
Mayor Says Feds Out To Get Black Officials
Sandra Bullock continues in Restore the Gulf campaign
EDITORIAL: Release contract on BP fund
Louisiana Lawmakers Vote On Federal Aid
EDITORIAL: The Latest Bailout For Public Unions and Spendthrift States
Lawmakers Question Higher Education Commissioner's Salary
State Sen. Rob Marionneaux faces ethics charges
River could revive coast- Balance is in how it could hurt economy
Report: Video Games Boost Economy
Sean O'Keefe survives plane crash
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Labels: DEMOCRAT, LOUISIANA, MELANCON, OBAMA, OIL SPILL, PINSONAT, POLITICS, VITTER
Sunday, July 18, 2010
SUNDAY STORIES (July 18th, 2010)
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OBAMA: 85% African-Americans Strongly Approve, 52% Whites Strongly Disapprove
We're Drinking Tea, Not Kool-Aid
WASHINGTON WATCH: JEFF LANDRY- A CONSERVATIVE IN CONGRESS
Vitter Far Surpasses Melancon In Race For Campaign Money
Sen. David Vitter wants BP claims money sent through local banks
Political Horizons: Governor sword cuts two ways
Jindal changes style on signing bills
Cuts prove Jindal retaliated, say legislators
State Sees Its Clout Slipping Away
DEMOCRAT LEADERS PLAN FUNDRAISER FOR GAUTREAUX
La. Democrats pick executive director
College tuition 'flexibility' plan goes into effect this fall
School Board Member Won't Be Charged, D.A. Decides
ORLEANS AREA TAKES BIG HITS
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Labels: BLANCO, DEMOCRAT, JINDAL, LANDRY, LOUISIANA, MELANCON, OBAMA, POLITICS, TEA PARTY, VITTER
Friday, May 14, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, May 14th)
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Investigative Report: The Cost of State Overtime ("Some Scary Real Numbers")
Inside Report: The GOP could score big gains in 2010 elections
Carville: "Absolutely Possible" Democrats Could Lose Control Of Congress
Vitter on CNN: Proposed spill penalty: A year of BP profits
'Rainy Day' Repayment In Question
House votes to nullify federal health insurance mandate in LA
Roger Villere, LA GOP Lead The Way In Opposition To Obamacare
Son of Huey P. Long found in Mississippi
'Sexting' law approved by House with no dissent
Parish President Needs To Put On His Big-Boy Pants
Legislation would change state retirement plans
Times Picayune Video: Louisiana Legislature- Capitol Notebook
Legislative Briefs
80% of 'Political Class' see UN as U.S. ally (20% of Mainstream agree)
Extension of charter school freedoms approved by House
EDITORIAL: Better Rules For Earmarks
Ethics Board rules Mayor's Chief of Staff committed 2 violations
Weight could be added to home school diplomas
Bill forcing dropouts into military killed
House bill for Saints license tag changed but still moving
Louisiana Campaign Institute (May 16 & 17, Old State Capitol)
SO EASY EVEN A POLITICIAN CAN UNDERSTAND IT!
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Labels: BP, BUDGET, CARVILLE, DEMOCRAT, GOP, HEALTH CARE, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, TEA PARTY, VILLERE, VITTER
Thursday, May 06, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, May 6th)
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EDITORIAL: The Legislature gets down to business
Time To Change 'Retire-Rehire'
Vote-changing routines in House: "Tell your representative to cut the crap"
UPDATE ON HB 1390: Contact The House Speaker & Tell Him To Call For A Vote
HOTLINE: Democrat Turnout Falls Off A Cliff
Louisiana Delegation Backs Gulf Drilling
AP GRAPHIC: TRACKING THE OIL SPILL
Poll: National Day of Prayer (28% Oppose)
Legislature approves Jindal's nominee for lieutenant governor
Panel narrowly kills bill to abolish tourism office overseen by Lt. Gov.
Redistricting details will be up to lawmakers, Obama's lawyer says
Landrieu's acting health director's medical license was suspended in July
LANDRIEU'S ECONOMIC ADVISOR (Sister-In-Law) RAISES QUESTIONS
Insiders Rule In Landrieu's City Hall
Times Picayune Video- Louisiana Legislature: Capitol notebook
Legislative Briefs
House panel declines to set academic standards for sports
Committee votes to make charter school funding level w/ public schools
Higher education chiefs endorse Gov. Bobby Jindal's 'GRAD Act'
Bill to move LSU medical school to Baton Rouge dies in House committee
Education panel approves one proposal for higher standards, rejects another
MORE AT STAKE THAN MONEY, POLITICS
Boat with containment box at oil site
Steppin' Off Zero
Ku Klux Klan leader pleads guilty to killing woman
Indictment accuses former Police Juror
Assessor pleads guilty to using police lights on Causeway
WEST FLORIDA REPUBLIC BICENTENNIAL SLATED
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Labels: DEMOCRAT, JINDAL, KKK, LANDRIEU, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, OIL SPILL, POLITICS, TUCKER
Friday, April 09, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, April 9th)
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Louisiana universities spend millions lobbying in Washington
NEW GALLUP POLL: DEMOCRATIC PARTY IMAGE DROPS TO RECORD LOW
Republicans are partying like it's 2012
Gingrich in New Orleans: Obama Is 'Most Radical President Ever'
New Orleans- Liz Cheney calls Obama's Health Care Push Arrogant
Former Gov. enjoyed three-day leave from prison (Dinner at Pat's)
Edwin Edwards eats gumbo on prison furlough
Times Picayune Video: Highlights from legislative session action
Committee takes first step toward abolishing $15 license fee increase
Higher education oversight strategy advancing in Senate
Most LSU System chancellors achieve budget goals without layoffs
Bills seek to clear unconstitutional, outdated laws
EDITORIAL: Seize deadbeat parents' winnings
Panel backs BESE Webcasts
Retirement bills on hold
Legislature Briefs
Bolar defense witness does about-face
'Raw brutality of shooting and craven lawlessness of cover-up'
UPDATES THROUGHOUT THE LEGISLATIVE DAY (THE ADVOCATE POLITICS BLOG)
Tea Party Website: 'Citizen Action Center' (Now Online For Session)
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Labels: DEMOCRAT, EDWARDS, GOP, LOBBYISTS, LOUISIANA, LSU, POLITICS, TEA PARTY
Monday, February 15, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Monday, February 15th)
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Democratic chairman has Republican donation on his record- Vitter
"No Cost Stimulus Act"- Sen. Vitter weighs in on stimulus alternatives
DAVID VITTER INCREASES LEAD IN SENATE RACE
Presidential Tracking Poll: Obama -17% On Presidents Day
Cao snowed out from White House Super Bowl party
Political Lagniappe: Merit and need surface as budget factors
EDITORIAL: PRIVATE CITIZENS INVOLVED IN PUBLIC CORRUPTION
Secretary of State Dardenne wants to be Lieutenant Governor
Ellington, Gallot competing for House Speaker Pro-Tem
Hospital officials see big increases
EDITORIAL: Day Honors Presidents
DREW BREES REIGNS AS KING OF BACCHUS
Analysis: Will New Orleans economy catch Saints fever
Observers Say N.O. Not Yet 'Post Racial'
LIVE MARDI GRAS PARADE WEBCAM (UPTOWN NEW ORLEANS)
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Labels: CAMPAIGN, DARDENNE, DEMOCRAT, ELECTIONS, LOUISIANA, NEWS, OBAMA, POLITICS, VITTER
Tuesday, April 07, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, April 7th)
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Times Picayune: Jindal-Backed Candidate Trounced
ADVOCATE: CLAITOR WIN CALLED JINDAL'S LOSS
Claitor Victory A Defeat For Jindal
ROBO-CALL GOVERNOR: POLITICAL "MELTDOWN"
Another Campaign Fundraising Trip, This Time In Paradise!
72% NOW SAY JINDAL SPENDING TOO MUCH TIME OUT OF STATE
U.S. Senator Addresses Energy At Forum
PSC Hopefuls Who Will Jindal Endorse?
Arts Council Chief Decries Cuts- (Jindal Adamantly For Cuts)
EDITORIAL: SECRECY SURROUNDS GOVERNOR'S OFFICE
Health official wants federal rules softened
EDITORIAL: Don't Let Cuts Stop Tech Progress
Clash Sharpened In Jefferson Saga
BOUSTANY: Cap-and-Trade Opposition
Jena 6 Mom Arrested, Charged With Contempt
ON THE FAST TRACK: High-speed Rail Plan Part Of Stimulus Package
Rep. Fleming Asks Students: What would you do if you were in Congress?
JOIN CATEGORY 5 COMMUNICATIONS ON FACEBOOK
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Labels: CLAITOR, CONGRESS, DEMOCRAT, DOMINGUE, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL
Saturday, August 30, 2008
SATURDAY SPECIAL EDITION (August 30th, 2008)
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BREAKING NEWS:
Former Democratic Chair Caught On Camera Laughing About Hurricane Hitting N.O.
AP REPORTS GUSTAV COULD REACH CATEGORY 5 STATUS
EDITORIAL: Football As Civic Religion
LSU Runs Away With 41-13 Victory
National Guard Arrives In N.O.
Contraflow To Start- Exact Time Still Undecided
Gustav Will Not Stop Republican Convention- (Jindal Expects To Stay Here)
GALLUP POLL SHOWS CONVENTION BOUNCE FOR OBAMA
Louisiana Back In Play? (Hardly)
GOP Cheers McCain's Surprise VP Selection- Alaskan Governor Makes History
6th Congressional Dist. : Cassidy Reaction To Sarah Palin Choice For VP
4th Congressional Dist. : Commissioner Ken Epperson Endorses Milkovich
AG: Conditions apply before councilman's charge dropped
Don't Count Sneed All Of Way Out
Sittig leaving PSC; McPherson plans to run
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Labels: DEMOCRAT, GUSTAV, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Wednesday, August 22, 2007
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, August 22nd, 2007)
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Jindal Campaign Demands TV Spots Be Taken Off The Air
Distorting a Man's Faith in Christ for Political Gain
2nd Chances- Bobby Jindal Is Poised To Become The Youngest Governor In America
Hope Floats on the Bayou
There's only one thing to say. This would make a great movie!
Representative Gary Beard faces lawsuit, Movie tax credits, $125,680 at issue
"The administration proved that if they don't like it, it won't pass"
Lawyer to fill interim Oliver Thomas council seat
Obama (Hillary and Edwards) to Deliver New Orleans Speechs
New Orleans DA's homicide team takes hit
Report: Hughes won't run for re-election
Baton Rouge Sheriff: Charges of Evidence Tamporing and Racial Discrimination
LOUISIANA BLOGGERS BASH 2007
BLANCO'S NEW BOOK TITLE (BELOW ARE A FEW OF THE NOMINATIONS)
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Labels: CAMPAIGN, CORRUPTION, DEMOCRAT, GOVERNOR, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Monday, April 09, 2007
The Internet has opened up a new front … one that threatens the status quo

DEMOCRATIC TALK RADIO BLOG
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When the campaign was over, two Clinton intimates - consultant James Carville and pollster Stan Greenberg - went public with more complaints, with Carville declaring that (Democratic Party Chairman Howard) Dean should be fired.
“Howard Dean’s leadership is Rumsfeld-ian in its incompetence,” Carville said.
“This guy is not some crazy guy,” said Harvard University professor Elaine Kamarck, an experienced Democratic theorist who studied the Emanuel-Dean dispute and the 2006 results - and came down on the side of the chairman. “He is doing something quite real, quite necessary
and quite valuable.”
Kamarck attributes Dean’s run-in with the “Clintonistas” to the “insider antipathy” of a nervous establishment, which looks with trepidation at the Internet’s impact on politics.
“The persistence of the debate is no accident,” Kamarck writes, in a paper summarizing her conclusions. “After nearly half a century of paying obeisance to the god of television in political campaigns, the Internet has opened up a new front … one that threatens the status quo and the people who make their living from television.
“The Internet allows for the return of old fashioned political organizing. The shift in political campaigns from the ‘air war’ to the ‘ground war’ shifts power from Washington and the centralized party committees and from professional consultants to the states and
localities.”
As Dean told the students at Eastern University: “There will always be some television involved in campaigns, but the era of the 30- second spot as an effective tool of politics is disappearing, and what is more effective is being on the Internet, where we can hear from you and not just you hear from us.”
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Labels: CAMPAIGN, DEMOCRAT, POLITICS