Friday, December 03, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, December 3rd)
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Obama's Full-Month Approval Down One Point in November
NEW TEA PARTY VIDEO: '$20 MILLION LIBRARY?'
Charlie Melancon Actually Voted Against Censuring Charlie Rangel
EDITORIAL: Get ready for the Age of Grumpy
Regents Pressed For Plan
Louisiana's Department of Education is reorganizing
JINDAL BOOK SIGNING 3PM SUNDAY, BARNES & NOBLE- CITY PLACE (BR)
Jindal makes no promises on BESE budget
Jindal holds meeting on funding health care
New caucus: Vision needed for higher ed
Jindal team wants to cut 21 jobs
Public Health Cuts 20
State treasurer outlines plan to address '11 budget deficit
700 Saints plates sold on first day
Statehood bicentennial license plates unveiled, available Jan. 3
EDITORIAL: A real pay freeze for most federal employees
EDITORIAL: LA Program now a U.S. model
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Labels: BUDGET, JINDAL, KENNEDY, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, TEA PARTY
Thursday, November 18, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, November 18th)
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EDITORIAL: Keep looking for smart ways to cut
Kennedy Pushes Budget Proposals
JINDAL ONE OF MANY NATIONAL WANNABES FROM THE SOUTH
Alexander to support earmark ban
Landrieu demands 'clear path forward' for drilling permits
Legislators look out for No. 1
Council members fail to show for library tour
Policies on electronic public records assessed by legislative committee
Road groups want funds
Health revamp set for '11- Greenstein outlines Jindal's plan
Louisiana gets an 'F' for premature births
Experts: BP ignored warning signs on doomed well
Parish President announces his new top aides
Porteous impeachment trial summary released
Boehner favored as 61st House Speaker on his 61st birthday
House Democrats keep Nancy Pelosi as their leader
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Labels: BUDGET, EARMARKS, JINDAL, KENNEDY, LANDRIEU, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Friday, October 22, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, October 22nd)
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State Treasurer Touts Belt Tightening To Close Budget Gap
Inside Report: Jindal travels; staff scrambles
Sen. David Vitter picks up endorsements from 30 Democratic officials
Colleges Under Budget Ax- (Effort To "Destroy" Southern University?)
TOUGH QUESTIONS FOR LOUISIANA UNIVERSITIES
BESE chooses Penny Dastugue of Mandeville as its president
Who's Going to Vote This Year?
Most Americans Say Government Is Too Sensitive to Minority Concerns
To make money available for Nucor, state pares projects from budget
Residents unhappy with state of mental health system
Juvenile facility plan hits snag
Mose Jefferson and Renee Gill Pratt get new racketeering trial date
Conservative magazine says it's too early to count out U.S. Rep. Cao
New Vitter for Senate Ad: No Regrets
New Lt. Governor TV: Here's what Caroline Fayard WON'T tell you
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Labels: DARDENNE, EDUCATION, ELECTIONS, JINDAL, KENNEDY, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, VITTER
Tuesday, October 12, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, October 12th)
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State Treasurer Concerned About Revenue Drop
For Democrats, Even 'Safe' Seats Are Shaky
Generic Congressional Ballot: Republicans 47% Democrats 39%
EDITORIAL: Big changes will require big voter turnout Nov. 2
2nd Congressional District advertising reflects high stakes of race
2 local Democrats to endorse Cao in race against Richmond
EDITORIAL: Public Employee Benefits Should Be Cut
Disaster response should have local leadership, Billy Nungessor Says
DHH botches Medicaid pay checks (again)
Technical, community colleges growing at rapid pace
5th Congressional District race, IRS & foreign aid become targets
Trade your gun for gasoline gift card?
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Labels: ALEXANDER, CAO, ELECTIONS, KENNEDY, LOUISIANA, NUNGESSOR, POLITICS
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, June 29th)
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NEW POLL: Louisiana Senate- Vitter (R) 53%, Melancon (D) 35%
Kennedy Lambasts Jindal and Lawmakers for Growing the State Budget
Kennedy, Barham question legality of reef fund transfer
Jindal's Vetoes Aimed At Foes- Killed funding of 'pet projects' of 4 legislators
BLANCO DECLARES
A Top State Labor Official Fired; Audit Finds Errors
EDITORIAL: Stop Rewarding Failure On Campuses, Louisiana
State Representative Quits, Named Museum Director By Dardenne
POLL: LA VOTERS STRONGLY SUPPORT OFFSHORE DRILLING
Paul Pastorek asked Governor for Stipend Veto
Grambling Audit Uncovers Loss of $1 Million
EDITORIAL: A crude lack of transparency
High court strikes blow to gun bans
Vitter Applauds Supreme Court Second Amendment Ruling
Ex-Police Juror Gets Prison Time
Fire chief arrested on charges relating to child sex crimes
Mayor-president's aide Mike Futrell leaving
Jones, officials will determine how state funds will be used
LMA passed seven bills (Meeting held on barge on the River)
La. asks BP for $10M for mental health services
MABUS, BIDEN TOUR GULF COAST
Tropical Storm Alex could disrupt oil spill cleanup
VIDEO: A Message from your Government
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Labels: JINDAL, KENNEDY, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, POLL, TUCKER, VILLERE, VITTER
Friday, June 25, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, June 25th)
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Jindal's chief budget architect leaving- "Angele of Death" checks out
Half of Jindal agenda OK'd by Legislature
Lombardi Tells LSU System To Brace For Cuts (Suggestion: Start at the Top!)
Recovery Authority closes up shop- Jindal administration has "blank check"
Panel set up to find Clausen's successor
College funding bill up in air
Deepwater drilling permitted, but not expected
Judge Faces Death Threats After Oil Drilling Moratorium Ruling
AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITY APPLAUDS CANDIDATE JEFF LANDRY (LA-3)
Vitter on Raiding Trust Fund
Investor's Business Daily: The Drilling Ban Is Soros' Bonanza
Moratorium opponents rally in Houma
Kennedy: All well owners should contribute to fund
Jindal signs drug-free, cockfight, public bribery bills
BLUEPRINT CITES WORKFORCE, HIGHER ED PROGRESS
Blago given list of Obama favorites- Staff chief Emanuel relayed
Edwards' corruption 'despicable,' sentencing judge says
Law underpinning William Jefferson convictions is dealt blow by Supreme Court
FEDS INDICT 2, Councilmen Face racketeering, extortion charges
City has had string of public corruption related troubles
Greta Van Susteren Praises LA Businessman James Davison
EDITORIAL: Judge gamed the system to get impeachment delay
U.S. Supreme Court refuses to keep vote petitioner IDs private
Governor sets oil spill 'DAY OF PRAYER FOR PERSEVERANCE'
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Labels: BLUEPRINT, BUDGET, CLAUSEN, JINDAL, KENNEDY, LANDRY, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, OIL SPILL, POLITICS, VITTER
Sunday, November 15, 2009
WEEKEND STORIES
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EDITORIAL: $614 Million To Consult... For What? "Stunning, Even By LA Standards"
Inside Politics: Treasurer wants details on contracts
FUNDS KEEP SLUSHING ALONG
Hearings set over La. worker raises
Poll: 98% Say State Government Too Many Redundant Services
CHARLIE MELANCON TOWN HALL CLOCK
BR Bond issue goes down in defeat
ELECTION RETURNS FROM SATURDAY (Precinct Totals Available)
Ethics Rules Don't Curb Abuse
Louisiana Board of Ethics agenda now available online
Jacobs to enter mayor's race Tuesday, source says
Georges' presses his case in ad in Sunday's Times-Picayune
S&WB Member With Ties To Nagin Being Investigated By Feds
Agency under fire in hospital deal also handling city business
THE JEFFERSONS can stop fretting about their reputation
Experts discern shift in welfare programs
'UNCLE JACK' CAUSING STIR- Statue of black man tipping hat controversial
LSU alumni recall racism, progress
EDITORIAL: War's story told on film
Terrell to speak at GOP Roundtable
La. gets high marks for school technology
The congressman doctor is in
EDITORIAL: Making New Orleans school choices easier
LECTURE ON THE EVOLUTION OF HOODOO
Mayor Ray Nagin planning December getaway to Mexico
Officer suspended in melee- Bond vote sign led to incident
William Jefferson sentenced to 13 years in prison
Moliere sentenced to probation for role in Mose Jefferson bribery case
Federal Judge Thomas Porteous sues impeachment panel
Acorn Demands Your Tax Dollars
Ethics Board- Son's Hiring, Promotion Scrutinized
MAYOR STEPS DOWN
Haynesville Shale has protected area from recession
Oyster ban on hold after criticism
St. John president's race gains a candidate... Buddy Boe
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Labels: BUDGET, JINDAL, KENNEDY, LOUISIANA, MELANCON, NEW ORLEANS, POLITICS, VITTER
Tuesday, October 06, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, October 6th)
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CIVIL RIGHTS GROUPS TARGET LANDRIEU
Contribution To Vitter Questioned (And Answered!)
Jindal presents 100 veterans with state honor medals
Kennedy urges single board for state's colleges
SOME EARLY PREDICTIONS FOR 2011
Report: Assistant DA was the aggressor
EDITORIAL: ACORN gives its enemies too much ammunition
ACORN Embezzlement Was $5M
Obama getting plenty of advice on his New Orleans visit
Faircloth Addresses Women's Republican Club
La. health chief: All portions of state budget affected
Top stories not brought to you by mainstream news media
Oil, gas firms' coastal impact studied
Supreme Court won't review oil royalties
Hustle & Flow- "A pimp for the city"
Civil rights group launching bus ads
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Labels: JINDAL, KENNEDY, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, VITTER
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, December 23rd)
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Merry Christmas From Governor Bobby Jindal
JINDAL DISCUSSES 2008, AND THE FUTURE
Senate Candidates Trolled Different Waters For Cash
ABBEVILLE EDITORIAL: Free Edwin Edwards
Population Study: Congressional Districts (Louisiana To Lose Seat)
GOP Adviser Never Gave Up On Cao
EDITORIAL: Eddie Price's Big, Fat Political Wedding
Parish President Seeks Term Limit Exemption
EDITORIAL: Knowledge Is The Future For Louisiana
Ethics Board: Library Staff Can't Accept Gifts
Monsour To Leave EBR Post
Louisiana Film Industry Has Record Year
EDITORIAL: A Pep Rally For Failure
Politics Cited In Custody Case Struggle
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Labels: CAO, EDWARDS, GOP, JINDAL, KENNEDY, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, MEDIA, POLITICS
Wednesday, October 29, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, October 29th)
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LATEST PRESIDENTIAL TRACKING POLLS
Undecideds Should Break For McCain
The United States Needs McCain (Not "BARACK HUSSEIN OBAMA")
Obama's 'Redistribution' Constitution- Takeover By The Judicial Left
SARAH PALIN, The Republicans' Post-Election Superstar
Kennedy Promises Consistent Conservative Voice
Speculation Swirls About JINDAL'S FUTURE
NEW POLL SENATE DISTRICT 9: Conrad Appel Expands Lead
Thousands Of Voters Are Eager And Early
NEW TV: Young Professionals Endorse The Bond Issue For Baton Rouge
Lawyer Is Little Help To Edwards From Jail
Opponents Ignored In Dueling TV Ads
ATTACK ADS Heat Up Campaign For PSC
School Accountability Programs Under Fire
State Delays Loans, Cites Market Turmoil
BR: District 11 Council Runoff
Police Juror Arrested
LSU vs. Georgia Game Noose Leads To Arrest
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Labels: CONGRESS, KENNEDY, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, 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
Thursday, October 16, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, October 16th)
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BATON ROUGE BOND CAMPAIGN KICKS OFF: NEW TV SPOT "DO THE MATH"
Politico/InsiderAdvantage Nationwide Poll Of Undecided Debate-Watchers
Senate Hopefuls Turn To Money Matters In Debate
Jesse Jackson: Decades of Putting Israels Interests First Would End Under Obama
Record High Voter Registration
INSIDE REPORT: Democrat Rift Unveiled By Jackson's Run
Blueprint Louisiana Update: Meetings Planned In November
Jindal To Break Tie To Decide Next District 6 Representative
HOLDN BACKS HANDY In District 2 Runoff
Moyo Defends Herself In Federal Fraud Case
Koch Industries Paid Part Of Cost
School Policy Splits BESE
Counsel Picked For Probe Of Federal Judge
PSC Enacts New 72-Hour Fundraising Rule
LEGISLATOR CALLED UP TO ARMY DUTY
Actor Josh Brolin Finds Humor In Shreveport Arrest
EDITORIAL: Constitution Faces Change
Business Group Endorses Thibaut
EDITORIAL: Flawed Process Fails Taxpayers
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Labels: CONGRESS, KENNEDY, KIP, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Thursday, September 18, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, September 18th)
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Jindal Expects Performance From Louisiana Officials
GOVERNOR'S STAR SHINES While Louisiana Financial Crisis Looms
We Want Same As Texas, Jindal Tells Bush
MARY LANDRIEU'S ETHICAL ISSUES: What They Are Saying
EDITORIAL: Move Quickly On Disaster Aid
Price Gouging A Major Concern Of Attorney General
$222 Million Needed For La. Road, Bridges
MOREAU BACKS MOORE For EBR District Attorney
Cassidy Launches First TV Spot In Race For Congress In 6th District
POLL SHOWS GORMAN IN DEAD HEAT TO WIN GOP NOD
District 11 Need For Traffic Improvements (CASCIO FAVORED TO WIN)
EDITORIAL: Energy Bill Doesn't Drill Deep Enough
Financial Advisers Recommend Patience As Markets Sink
U.S. Commerce Secretary Declares Fishery Disaster
Blossman Pushes Boundaries With Fundraiser
HOUSE LAUNCHES PROBE OF JUDGE
State seeks 10 years of city records- Probe now criminal case
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Labels: GORMAN, JINDAL, KENNEDY, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, August 27th, 2008)
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Jindal Outlines Tentative Plan For Gustav Evacuation
GUSTAV MIGHT CRASH POLITICAL PARTIES
Gallup Daily: No Bounce for Obama in Post-Biden Tracking (McCain Up By 2%)
RACE FOR LA. SENATE SEAT GETTING UGLIER
Senate Race Gets Bitter With Blanco, Vitter Barbs
Louisiana's Own Jimmy Breaux Leaps Off The Screen To Captivate Voters
FOLLOW THE $: Why Cazayoux Says One Thing In LA & Does Something Else In DC
Leader Of The National Traditional Values Coalition Stands With Gorman
EBR RACE FOR DA: WHAT WILL MOREAU DO?
Mayor Kip Holden: An Immovable Force
Ragin' Cajun Lives Up To His Nickname
MELANCON: OBAMA CAMPAIGN AN UPHILL FIGHT IN LA
Why The People Must Get Involved
A Bully Political Pulpit
A BANANA REPUBLIC? THAT'S NUTS
Mayor Faces Fight
City Attorney Dodges Arrest- Second Time He Took A Powder
Jena Six figure's hearing on bid to play ball kicks off today
MITCH TO RING NASDAQ BELL
Shaw Deals To Create 2,900 Jobs In La.
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Labels: KATRINA, KENNEDY, KIP, LOUISIANA, MCCAIN, OBAMA, POLITICS
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
STORIES OF TH DAY (Tuesday, August 26th, 2008)
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Landrieu Wary of Obama; Kennedy Courts McCain
Michelle, Ted Kennedy Highlight Day 1 of Convention (Teddy Confused!)
U.S. Senate Race: Gloves Are Off In On-Air Fight
John Kennedy Isn't Depending On GOP Aid
N.O. Politicians Awed By Their View Of History
La. Delegation At Odds With Democrat's Energy Plank
Vitter Holds Town Hall Meeting
Groups Attack Cable TV Change
Mayor Recall Effort Begins
Judge's Commute Tallies $21,000
Corruption: Myth and Reality
Nominees to Ethics Board Unveiled
Louisiana Takes Its Agenda To Denver
Editorial: Olympics Give Us Many Reasons To Be Proud
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Labels: JINDAL, KENNEDY, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, MCCAIN, OBAMA, POLITICS
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, August 20th, 2008)
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Jindal Bucks Tradition, Gives Up LSU Tickets
LATEST POLL: McCAIN UP BY 18% IN LOUISIANA
McCain Tours Offshore Oil Rig
NEW KENNEDY CAMPAIGN TV AD: "SCARY MARY"
Cazayoux-(Hypocracy 101)
NEW POLL: HILLAR MOORE LEADS RACE FOR EBR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Bush To Make 13th post-Katrina Visit To New Orleans Today
4TH DISTRICT: Doc Fleming's Immigrant Busing Service
GOP Forum Tamely Starts '08 Campaign
EBR Council District 12 Candidate Quits Race- 'Watts Predicted To Win'
Ethics Board Nominations Set- Jindal, Legislature To Choose From 56
VITTER BACK IN GOOD GRACES
Jennifer Sneed Resigns Jefferson Parish Council
Jindal Embraces Principal Program
EDITORIAL: Can't Have It Both Ways
Young Shreveport Native To Attend Democratic National Convention
BLANCO TO SPEAK AT GIRL SCOUTS EVENT
Public Records Law Often Misinterpreted
Who's who in federal cases from Marc Morial administration
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Labels: BLANCO, CAZAYOUX, GORMAN, JINDAL, KENNEDY, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, LSU, MCCAIN, POLITICS, VITTER
Friday, August 15, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, August 15th, 2008)
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Landrieu Says She's Proud Of Grambling's Progress (Reiterates Support For Obama)
Jindal Not Buying Lieberman As McCain's VP Choice
First Lady Gives Kennedy Support
Former State Senate President Dies
A Raft Of New State Laws Take Effect Today (467 New Laws!)
Holden Attorney Uncovers New Info
Will Jindal Give Keynote?
LPB Earns $28,173 On Jindal Interviews
Nobody Around To Enforce Jindal Ethics Laws
Gorman Welcomes Support Of 3 Major Conservative Groups To Campaign
EDITORIAL: Tax Policies Are The Real Tax Burden
Haynesville Shale Reviving Industry- Largest Gas Discovery In The U.S.
Moret: State Can Be 'Magnet'
Taxpayers have to calculate withholding change on their own
State Attorney General Opens Mandeville Investigation
LaCHIP Touts Decline In Uninsured Children
Beard Using 'Jena Six' Defense Funds For Schooling
EDITORIAL: Nagin Denials Hurt Recovery
And The Winner Is ... Unclear
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Labels: CONGRESS, KENNEDY, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, MCCAIN, OBAMA, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL, SENATE
Monday, August 11, 2008
STORIES FROM TODAY & THE WEEKEND
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State Goes Against Trend- (LA is the only state trending Republican)
Kennedy Embraces GOP While Landrieu Runs From Her Party
EDITORIAL: State Needs Ghostbusters
Jindal Heads Back To The Campaign Trail
Governor Jindal On McCain's Experience
Candidates Discuss Options
'Rich Tradition' Of Cockfighting Set To Die Friday
Congressional Candidates Address GOP
Governor Uses National Attention To Benefit Louisiana
Jindal Tightens Restrictions On Budget Earmarks
Jindal To Mayors: Some Rape Convictions Merit Death
PSC Meeting To Focus On Utility Bills
Law firm had a friend in Traffic Court
Foreign Teachers Fill In State Shortages
Louisiana Ponders Steroid Issue
First Lady To Attend Kennedy Event
Lose The Attitude
City tells 19 contractors to prove NOAH work or pay up
EDITORIAL: Dreams Of Gold
Boasso denies claim that he violated law
Draw a Line in the Sand on Energy Security
Democratic Group Counters Anti-Cazayoux Ads
White supremacists hope Obama win prompts backlash
"Prem" Burns Drops Out Of EBR D.A.'s Race
Edwards Admits to Affair, Denies He's Father of Lover's Child
GOP headquarters opens in Alexandria
Firm ready to build St. James iron plant
N.O. council members get subpoenas for NOAH records
Feds to sweep NOAH offices for records
Trio pleads not guilty in Poverty Point Reservoir fraud case
EDITORIAL: Public must help officials spend wisely
Bill Jefferson Drops In New Orleans Area Congress Election
JohnKennedy.Com Launches "Landrieu Debate Watch Clock"
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Labels: GOP, JINDAL, KENNEDY, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, MCCAIN, OBAMA, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL, SENATE
Thursday, August 07, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, August 7th, 2008)
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KENNEDY AGAIN ASKS LANDRIEU FOR DEBATE SERIES
Sen. Mary Landrieu Is Keeping Her Distance From Obama
McCAIN TAKES LEAD ON YOUTUBE HITS- 'Celebrity' Attacks Amuse Younger Generation
Jindal Could Land Major Role At GOP National Convention
GORMAN WINS SUPPORT of Nation's Oldest Conservative PAC
Hispanic population up 6% in BR, Census says
SOME PEOPLE WILL SAY ALMOST ANYTHING
Councilman defends charity- Claims don't match IRS filings
State uniting social services at single sites
ETHICS REPORT'S RESULTS WILL REMAIN SECRET
Council Blasts Nagin's Decision To Skip Meeting
EDITORIAL: A Divider Among Us In Ouachita
Jindal To Visit Vidalia, Moreauville Today
Louisiana Municipal Association's Convention Starts Today
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Labels: GORMAN, JINDAL, KENNEDY, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, MCCAIN, OBAMA, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL, SENATE
