Thursday, March 17, 2011
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, March 17th)
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NEW CONGRESSIONAL REMAP PLANS
22% Say U.S. Heading in Right Direction, Lowest of Obama's Presidency
Jindal launching anti-tax ad on TV
Holden recall sought
Ex-parish president to report to prison
Sharpton urges activism
Edwards biography wins Literary Award
What's Real SUNO-UNO Story?
Chancellor: LSU must adapt to thrive
Obama nominates Napoleonville judge for federal bench
Lawmaker to offer plan for BESE districts
Tea party questions city's bond plan during forum
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Labels: JINDAL, KIP, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, POLL, REMAP
Wednesday, February 09, 2011
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, February 9th)
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TEA PARTY OF LA. ENDORSES COASTAL CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Mardi Gras D.C.- "Dressing up and getting invisible"
Rich Take From Poor as U.S. Subsidy Law Funds Luxury Hotels (UNBELIEVABLE!)
FBI Raids Sheriff's Office
Mayor shakes up staff- Makes announcement via Twitter
Union wants waste records- (Councilman suspects Mayor)
Chaney Swaps Parties- Joins Growing Number Fleeing The Democrats
EDITORIAL: Newspapers still have role
Open primaries OK'd
N.O. needs more from its colleges, merger consultant says
Jindal citing short-term recidivism rate
EDITORIAL: Keeping fighting for open government
UL campus gets face-lift
Former N.O. Mayor Ray Nagin gaining fame in the social network
Former charity director says Mose Jefferson called the shots
HELP WANTED: New Louisiana State Senate President!
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Labels: FBI, JEFFERSON, KIP, LOUISIANA, MARDI GRAS, NAGIN, POLITICS, TEA PARTY
Thursday, December 09, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, December 9th)
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House Passes DREAM Act- Melancon votes to give Illegals citizenship
Superfest Out; Library In- (Mayor Storms Out of Budget Meeting... Council Cuts)
Alario, longtime La. Democratic lawmaker, switches to GOP
Ellington considers party switch
New Poll: Most Americans Say They're Worse Off Since Obama Took Office
Official: La. won't cut budget by 35%- Rainwater vows taxes won't go up
Panel rejects Jindal criterion for layoffs
EDITORIAL: Don't settle for 'A for effort'
Officials get earful at Medicaid forum
'Nonsensicalness' of Sen. Mary Landrieu's criticism of tax cut deal cited
Porteous is the 8th federal judge to be convicted & removed from office
The perfect gift for the Louisiana political junkie!
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Labels: ALARIO, BUDGET, JINDAL, KIP, LOUISIANA, MELANCON, OBAMA, POLITICS, POLL
Wednesday, December 08, 2010
STORIES FROM MONDAY, TUESDAY & TODAY
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Superfest Funds Under Fire- 'Suite Deal For Kip'
Jindal, group focus on new policies to help LSU budget
EDITORIAL: Assessing LSU's Quality
Corruption probe agent faces legal problems
Sentencing of former state senator delayed
La.'s health ranking falls
High school dropout rate cited as La. setback
Divergent school grade plans lead BESE to defer decision
BESE panel endorses proposed science texts
Porteous lawyer tells Senate judge is no 'grotesque character'
Flags lowered in tribute today
Election lines spur rivalries
Incoming BESE chief says changes needed
Jindal plan fast-tracks service cuts
EDITORIAL: School grade idea becomes controversial
LSU AgCenter: 'Less with less' way of future
Judge rules tapes allowed- Defense opposes FBI recordings
Porteous impeachment question goes before Senate today
Jindal holds first state signing of new book
Electronic systems replaced at Capitol
Grad rate numbers not end all
EDITORIAL: Celebrate La.'s bicentennial
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Labels: EDUCATION, HEALTH CARE, JINDAL, KIP, LOUISIANA, LSU, POLITICS
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, August 25th)
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Lessons from the Bell, California Fiasco (Taxpayers vs. Government Employees)
Vitter, Alexander say Democrat policies blocking recovery
TEA PARTY COULD ROIL DOWNER'S PLANS
Dardenne on 'robocalls': Doesn't Deny Voting For 22 Taxes!
Mayor Blasts His Own Agency Heads
Loupe: Review Surveillance Network
BATON ROUGE: THE LIBERAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Former senator found guilty, Likely to lose law license
Number of state-owned vehicles declines in La.
RAINWATER SAYS BUDGET CUTS WILL BE STRATEGIC
EDITORIAL: Louisiana is setting the pace in this school 'Race'
Louisiana Loses 'Race to the Top'
Medicare: More than 3 million seniors may have to switch drug plans
EDITORIAL: Living With The Problem
Black farmers told funds could be coming
Director: Drilling Ban To Continue
'LOUISIANA INSTITUTE OF POLITICS' FACULTY PROFILE: JIM HARRIS
'LOUISIANA INSTITUTE OF POLITICS' FACULTY PROFILE: GINGER SAWYER
DAILY REPORT CALENDAR FEATURES 'CAMPAIGN ACADEMY' SEPT. 7TH LINEUP
'Louisiana Institute of Politics' A Few Seats Left (Register Today!)
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Labels: DARDENNE, DOWNER, KIP, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, TAX, TEA PARTY, VITTER
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, August 24th)
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New Poll: 48% Say Obama's Views Are Extreme
Mayor evicts The Advocate from press room
Other Louisiana Elections Could Impact Lt. Governor Race
GOP LEADERS BACK LANDRY FOR CONGRESS
Primary turnout shows big GOP enthusiasm edge
Poll Numbers: A Bad Year For Democrats
FORMER STATE SENATOR FOUND GUILTY- To Be Sentenced Dec. 6
Handling of public employee retirement funds questioned
Jindal's book set for November release
EDITORIAL: Tinkering with the Louisiana Constitution
EDITORIAL: Hang Up And Drive
Chief plans to clean up NOPD, city crime
Black farmers to rally in Baton Rouge
EDITORIAL: Hold government accountable for moratorium's harm
Inside Report: Career coach program stays
Louisiana Vets get Facebook link
DAILY REPORT CALENDAR FEATURES 'CAMPAIGN ACADEMY' SEPT. 7TH LINEUP
A Who's Who To Teach 'Louisiana Institute of Politics' A Few Seats Left
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Labels: DARDENNE, ELECTIONS, JINDAL, KIP, LANDRY, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, POLL, VILLERE, VITTER
Thursday, January 22, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, January 22nd)
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State Positions Available Despite Jindal 'Freeze'- (2nd Hiring 'Thaw')
BRACE FOR CUTS- "This Is A Serious, Serious Amount Of Dollars"
Colleges Face Cuts Of 30%- "HUGE HOLE IN THE SIDE OF THE FLAGSHIP"
WATCH VIDEO PROMO FOR THE NEW 'DRIVEBY POLITICS' PROGRAM
Obama's Rhetoric Does Not Match The Reality- "String Of Ethical Challenges"
1960's Obama Rhetoric ('Yes We Can' Came From Nixon- Watch The Video)
Barack Obama Administration Shifts Abortion Debate
WHY DIDN'T PRESIDENT GEORGE BUSH PARDON EDWIN EDWARDS?
Levees Make The Cut
Obama White House Web Site Doesn't Mince Words On Katrina
MAYOR'S FORMER AIDE GETS NEW $365,000 PAYCHECK
EDITORIAL: Government Must Work At All Levels
Noose- Authorities investigating incident at state Homeland Security office
EDITORIAL: State and federal officials need to address Road Home policy issues
Petition asks to raise homestead exemption
LSU-VA Hospital hearing set today at Capitol
Vitter Announces Committee Assignments
EDITORIAL: Stay Involved In Schools
Barksdale on Air Force's list for nuclear command
Landrieu urges state tourism officials to diversify their offerings
Decision upholds benefits for same-sex partners of city employees
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Labels: BUDGET, EDUCATION, EDWARDS, JINDAL, KIP, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, RACISM
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, December 30th)
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DriveBy Politics (COMING SOON!!!)
HOLDING JINDAL ACCOUNTABLE
DARDENNE PURGES 44,739 VOTERS FROM ELECTION ROLLS
Red Flags Raised Among Gay Rights Advocates
Jindal Replaces Regents Chairman (Appoints "Boysie" Bollinger's Sister)
Vitter Issues Statement in Support of Israel's Right to Self-Defense
White House Blames Hamas For Violence
Outgoing DA to stay productive- Moreau Keeping His Options Open
Inaugural Plans for Mayor-President Holden Announced
Police: 'Jena Six' Figure Bell Shoots Self After Arrest
EDITORIAL: Insurance Problems Hurt Farmers
Audit points out insurer's defects- Expenses paid without proof
LSU Sells Out Bowl Allotment
Betting On The Red
EDITORIAL: Garbage collection report more than billing issues
Schiro Out Of Office
Ex-Assistant Chief Of Police Faces Child Porn Charge
Ellender Takes Oath Of Office
Hodge Guides Clerk Of Court's Office To The Digital Future
Judge rejects class action for trailer lawsuits
Gonzales Set For Transition (Berthelot Stands Apart)
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Labels: DRIVEBY, JINDAL, KIP, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, VITTER
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
Friday, September 12, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, September 12th)
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KUDOS TO MAYOR HOLDEN FOR HURRICANE JOB WELL DONE
Obama Message Of 'Change' Nothing More Than An Empty Campaign Slogan
REAL CLEAR POLITICS: ALL RECENT POLLING SHOWS McCAIN AHEAD
Mary Landrieu's Swing Vote Costs You!
HOUSTON DECIDES TO STARE DOWN IKE INSTEAD OF LEAVE
Surge Rising As Hurricane Ike Heads For Houston
JINDAL ISSUES WARNING: Get Out Of Ike's Way
Big Easy comes up in Big Oil scandal
Court slams Porteous as impeachment move stalls
Orleans: Who'll get a chance to fix the DA's office?
Out-of-state contractor defends shelter job
GUSTAV SWELLS UNEMPLOYMENT ROLLS
District 10 Hopefuls Offer Visions Of Improved Area
Candidates Cite Issues In District 1
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Labels: GUSTAV, IKE, JINDAL, KIP, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, POLL, PRESIDENTIAL
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
Thursday, August 14, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, August 14th, 2008)
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EDITORIAL: 'Watchdogs' Are Citizens' Best Friends
Cazayoux Campaign Distorts Record
NEW POLL: BLACK METRO-COUNCIL INCUMBENTS IN DEEP TROUBLE
Lawmakers OK Raise For Fiscal Officer Monk
Budget Surplus Is Windfall For Coast
Mineral Lease Sale Is State's Second Highest (Marjorie McKeithen)
INSIDE REPORT
Republican Group Supports Holden's Re-Election
Council Rejects Holden Probe
Congressonal Candidate Chris Gorman Stops In DeRidder
Mayor Says Councilman Wants To 'Horse-Trade Money"
Mayor Denies Coercing Board
Emergency Energy Bill Aid Sought By Many
Forum Hears High Court Candidates
NOAH Gives The Critics Ammo
Charges Rejected Against Danziger 7
Lawyer Roy Rodney Gets 4 Months In Prison (Morial Associate)
EDITORIAL: Schools Need Support From Everyone
Legislators Back Funds For Renters, Fishermen
Louisiana Modernizes Sex-Crime Registry
Orleans Parish Acting DA Bobby Freeman Sworn In
Computer Network Attack Used In Georgia Conflict
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Labels: BATON, CAZAYOUX, CONGRESS, GORMAN, KIP, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, July 23rd, 2008)
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McCain's Agenda In N.O. Shrouded- GOP Candidate To Meet With Jindal
SENATOR OBAMA'S COMMITMENT TO FAILURE IN IRAQ
Jindal Visits 3 Rural Louisiana Towns
Gambit: Serving It Up Cold
EDITORIAL: Time To Forge New Consensus
Pelosi Snubs Jindal's Proposal To Use Offshore Oil, Gas Royalties
PELOSI, TALKS UP CAZAYOUX
Public, Gaming Income Sources Disclosed- Legislators Report $21.3 Million
Political Lagniappe: Senate Candidates Treading Lightly
LATEST FISTICUFFS IN U.S. SENATE RACE
Kennedy's GOP Opponent Withdraws From Primary
EDITORIAL: Hate And Neglect- "N -- -- - Town," With The Racial Slur Spelled Out
CHAMBER BACKS EBR PUBLIC WORKS PLAN
Mitch Landrieu: National Lessons Are In Louisiana
Governor's office hires technology overseer
Nagin Slams Eyewitness News Report
LDWF (Wildlife & Fisheries) Gets New Logo
Auditors: Ticket Fixing Is A major Issue
DA Candidate Found Guilty Of Domestic Abuse
EDITORIAL: A Light In The Economic Gloom
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Labels: GOVERNOR, JINDAL, KENNEDY, KIP, LANDRIEU, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, July 16th, 2008)
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FIRST TV AD OF THE U.S. SENATE RACE
Holden Unveils Plans For Tourist Attraction: "Audubon Alive" (Watch The Videos)
LANDRIEU WIDENS LEAD IN STATE POLL
Jindal's Vetoes Breeding 'Distrust'
Former Legislator Retaliates After Jindal Cuts Funding
OBAMA'S POSTRACIAL POLITICS A TOUGH SELL IN BATON ROUGE
Louisiana GOP Taking On WBRZ (More On The Controversial Video)
Mosgrove Leaves WBRZ
JINDAL'S PUNCHING BAGS
Legislators May Call Special Veto Session
Legislators Complain About Jindal's Budget Veto Criteria
Jindal Lets More Bills Become Law Unsigned
Vetoes Leave Local Entities Scrambling For Funding
EDITORIAL: Resignations Provide New Opportunity
Law Undermines Ethics, Former Board Officials Say
BAJOIE'S NEW "JOB"
La. Road Home Company Fined (ICF Fined Over $1 Million)
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Labels: KENNEDY, KIP, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, MCCAIN, OBAMA, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL, SENATE
Monday, May 26, 2008
STORIES FROM MEMORIAL DAY & WEEKEND
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EDITORIAL: All Americans Have A Duty On Memorial Day
McCain's A-List Barbeque Fires Election Gossip
GOVERNOR LEVEL WITH THE VOTERS OF LOUISIANA
Kennedy's In La. Thoughts
WIFE MAY PICK UP CAMELOT CROWN OF AILING SENATOR KENNEDY
LSU's Alex Box Stadium To Fill Again
POLITICS MAKES STRANGE BLEACHER-SEAT FELLOWS
BR Groups Seek Crime Prevention Powers
EDITORIAL: Campus No Place For Guns
La. Lawmakers Warming To Their Chosen Battles
THE $1.25 BILLION QUESTION
Driving Back Into Louisiana's History
Candidates Lining Up To Succeed Judge
EDITORIAL: Education Investment -- Even In Tough Times
Don't Forget To Cast Your Vote U.S. Senate! (Here)
HOUSE TOLD TO FOLLOW THE YELLOW BRICK ROAD (Oh My!)
Jindal Counsel Defends His Work For Tribe
Firm Relies On Monthly Cash Payments From Tribe
Nearly 100 (Ethics) Related Bills Have Been Filed This Session
Jindal: He's Wrong For McCain?
Political Connections Missing
EDITORIAL: Don't Retreat On LEAP Test
Ozone Standard Squeezing BR
Immigrants Not La.'s Worry
IS HOUSE TAKING A PAGE FROM EDWARD'S PLAYBOOK?
Parish Council Sours On Jindal
Ethics Board Member Quits, To Seek Office
Officers Penalized For Handling Stop Of Mayor
RESTORE BUDGET CASH, Senate Panel Is Told
Martin Urged As LSU Leader
Blueprint Working On State Agenda
(WARNING!) LSU Fee Increase Gets Support
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Labels: GOVERNOR, JINDAL, KENNEDY, KIP, LANDRIEU, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL
Tuesday, May 06, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, May 6th, 2008)
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Obama, Clinton Continue Tug Of War In Primaries Today (Rev. Wrong)
Metro Councilman To Run For EBR Mayor-President
Baton Rouge Mayoral Spider Web
(Bobby Jindal) From In The Spotlight To On The Spot
Black Voters Urged To Stay From Polls
Senator Sponsors Bill To Raise Salary Of State Lawmakers
McPherson Says Pay Increase Not Needed, Others Undecided
Victory A Local Story, Not A National Trend
Lawmakers Comb Through Budget Proposals
Legislative Notebook: Jindal Angers Lawmakers With Veto Threat
Violent Crime Surges In N.O.
Panel Revises Capital Outlay Process
Scalise, Cazayoux Making Transition To Congress
10 Elected Officials Fined
City Worker Arrested For Child Porn (Used His Work Computer)
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Labels: CAZAYOUX, GOVERNOR, JINDAL, KIP, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL, SCALISE
Monday, April 28, 2008
STORIES FROM TODAY & THE WEEKEND
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LOCAL GROUPS FIGHT FOR LA. BUDGET FUNDS (SLUSH?)
Message To Conservatives
LATEST TV SPOT FROM 6TH DISTRICT- "CAZAYOUX ON CRIME"
An Open Letter to Governor Bobby Jindal
EDITORIAL: Jindal Keeps His Promises
EDITORIAL: Room For Improvement
ABOVE THE LAW!
There's Something About Mary
Jindal Rolls In First 100 Days
TOUR OF DUTY- McCain Says All The Right Things
Jenkins: Get Backers To Polls
(WASHINGTON LOBBYIST) BREAUX ENDORSES CAZAYOUX
LA Times: Cazayoux Tries to Distance From Obama
Showdown Set - Senate To Consider Tax Break In Debate Tuesday
STELLY PLAN REVERSAL UP FOR VOTE
Ethics Changes Called Into Question
REFORM MAY NEED REFORMING
McCrery Contributing
Jindal On The Run
JOHN MCCAIN'S MAIN MAN IN LOUISIANA
Kip Holden Supporting John McCain For President?
Republican Leader to Campaign For Woody Jenkins this Weekend
FBI Chief Loses Post In N.O.- Talk Of Mayor's Race
JUDGE OUT OF ROBE AND INTO RACE
Should lawmakers have to spend time in classroom?
CLINTON FAVORITE WITH LA. DONORS; RAISES $750K
EBR Hires Out Grass Work
Report: Education trends are 'disturbing'
EDITORIAL: Pre-K program should be expanded
ICF, state agree on deadline, penalties
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Labels: CONGRESS, JINDAL, KIP, LANDRIEU, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL, ROEMER, WOODY JENKINS
Friday, April 25, 2008
STOIES OF THE DAY (Friday, April 25th, 2008)
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JOHN MCCAIN'S MAIN MAN IN LOUISIANA
Kip Holden Supporting John McCain For President?
Black Legislators Eye Congress
KENNEDY WILL FACE GOP CHALLENGE
McCain Visits, Senator Vows Better Crisis Response
JINDAL SAYS HE WON'T BE ASKED TO BE VP
Committee Shelves Changes To TOPS
STATE RAPPED BY REPORT
Jindal Backs $22 Million In Area Projects
EDITORIAL: Crime Records Are Public
Lawsuit Stirs Up Vitriol To Go Around
Ex-Livingston Official Gets Probation
DELAY ON PAC REPORTS QUASHED
Landrieu asks Bush to halt arms sales
Lawmaker wants fleur-de-lis to become official state symbol
EDITORIAL: They're Doing What In The Legislature?
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Labels: CONGRESS, GOVERNOR, JINDAL, KENNEDY, KIP, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL, ROEMER
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
Monday, April 14, 2008
STORIES FROM TODAY & THE WEEKEND
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Breaking: New Poll Has Landrieu & McCain Up By Double Digits In LA
BREAKING NEWS- SENATOR VITTER WILL NOT HAVE TO TESTIFY
Tarnished Two-Time Governor Remains A Ray Of Sunshine For Louisiana
MAYOR RACE TV SPOT- BR "Desperately Needs New Leadership"
Black Reparations Are Key On Path To Healing, Groups Claim
Legislature Debates Science's Say In The Classroom
EDITORIAL: GET TOUGH ON ICF
Report Faulting Guard Chief Released- Evidence Sparse
EDITORIAL: State At Bottom On Child Well-Being
Officials Promote Moves To Expand Pre-K
Impeachment Too Harsh, Attorneys Say
"DWB: DRIVING WHILE BLACK"
Legislators' 2008 Pay At Least $38,000
EDITORIAL: Blossman: Introduction or Intimidation?
Like Our Politicians, Words Fail Us
IS PSC's JAY BLOSSMAN A LIAR OR JUST NOT TOO BRIGHT?
Landrieu Gets An "Earmark" For Mayor Kip
TAUZIN UNDER FIRE IN LATEST OBAMA AD
Voting For Savings
Lt. Governor Makes Play To Take Control
Imporant Census Not Going Well For State
LATEST TV SPOT FROM THE 6TH
Legislature, Jindal Spar Over Spending
BR Loop Plan (4 YEARS OF KIP & NOTHING HAS CHANGED)
Spillway Opening Draws Governor, Big Crowds
TV SPOT FROM BATON ROUGE MAYOR'S RACE
Regular Session - Party Over for Legislators
PAMPY'S- THE KITCHEN IS CLOSED
Senator's Backer Singing A New Tune
EDITORIAL: Errors Worthy Of ICF
Lawyer's Entry Has DA's Race Heating Up
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Labels: JINDAL, KENNEDY, KIP, LANDRIEU, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, MCCAIN, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL, VITTER, WOODY JENKINS
