Monday, March 28, 2011
STORIES FROM TODAY & THE WEEKEND
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Former Gov. Buddy Roemer wins supporters
ROEMER'S SPEECH IN IOWA VIDEO... PASS IT ON TO FRIENDS
Jeff Landry To Address Tea Party of Louisiana Tonight!
House to consider renumbering districts
Redistricting is cutthroat job
EDITORIAL: Keep pushing graduation rates
In the state Capitol, remap gets personal
LA redistricting amendments create administrative logjam
Remap vote set this week Senate, House redraw plans shuffle districts
Political Horizons: Reapportionment and race
Redistricting: The politics of protection
LABI set to host issues conference
Federal investigation into Parish corruption casts wide net
Jefferson defense attorney confirmed as federal judge
Look here to see maps of Louisiana Senate remap plan
Redistricting plan would pit two pairs of incumbents in N.O. area
Northern Monroe district gets reprieve
House committee supports redistricting plan for BESE, PSC
Jindal pushes BP funds for event
EDITORIAL: Improvement in Louisiana's dropout rate is encouraging
Parish officials to make second trip to federal grand jury today
Parish likely to cancel River Birch contract 'very soon'
Landrieu blasts SUNO-UNO merger plan
CHARLENE CHARLET DAY: A LAWYER FOR OUR FAMILIES, NOT ANOTHER POLITICIAN!
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Labels: JINDAL, LANDRY, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, ROEMER
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, March 16th)
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Maginnis: Fiscal cliff more like a slope
Six to be honored by Louisiana Center for Women and Government
Governor's budget assumes college tuition will increase
Regents support SUNO, UNO union
Landry, Fleming oppose temporary spending bill that passes House
Appeals court issues a stay on drilling ruling
EPA asked to recognize ozone status
Alexander grills Chu on idled grant
Legislators get bellyful at breakfast
Bills on sex offenders, ammunition sales, filed ahead of session
Tax credit for premarital counseling
EDITORIAL: Use high-tech to open government
N.O inspector general says city spent $9.4 million needlessly
Pratt asks judge to toss out corruption charge
Aaron Broussard is happy to spend your money
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Labels: JINDAL, LANDRY, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, VITTER
Thursday, February 24, 2011
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, February 24th)
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Louisiana suffering from generations of largesse
Do you really believe Democrats in Louisiana are extinct?
67% Disapprove of Legislators Fleeing Wisconsin to Avoid Vote
The Big Story- Wish List
Louisiana: Unions oppose tax break extensions
Gov. Bobby Jindal wades into Wisconsin budget fight
EDITORIAL: Tell us how to balance budget
Loss of congressman hurts
National debt 'biggest domestic challenge,' Vitter says
Landry Leads Large Coalition Calling for an End to the De Facto Moratorium
Board of Regents set to vote on commissioner of higher education
PSC approves N.O. firm for remap plan
Louis Congemi, Byron Lee confirm federal grand jury subpoenas
Was Renee Gill Pratt an empty vessel for corruption?
Sides point to greed in Cifer case
Supriya Jindal shares 'love for reading'
Governor ready to move on prison sales
Oil prices hit $100 per barrel, highest since 2008
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Labels: BUDGET, JINDAL, LANDRY, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, VITTER
Sunday, February 20, 2011
STORIES FROM THE WEEKEND
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Another Tea Party Republican Wins Special Election- GOP Now Controls Both Houses
Tea Party of Louisiana Renews Call To Oust State Senate President
ROEMER: "What America is missing is real people at the decision table"
Daily Tracking Poll: The President's Lowest Rating Since Mid-December (-18)
MANN: Opponents scarce for Jindal
Edwards will leave mark on history
Billy Nungesser wants one congressional district drawn for coast
Washington Watch: Landry fights issues, geography
New state Sen. Fred Mills shows off comical side
Redistricting not going to be smooth sailing
EDITORIAL: State cannot ignore reform
Teachers unions, LA. Budget Project oppose extension of tax breaks for business
EDITORIAL: Rising costs of corrections
Ark. man in line for higher ed job
Broussard investigators may be working to build a bigger case
EDITORIAL: Painter said, "F---the State Police"
More black districts likely
Sheriff won't seek 2nd term
New Orleans House members jockeying in redistricting
Legislators approve $275,000 pay for new higher ed chief
Merger study on after ruling
Higher ed officials seek autonomy
State Rep. Wesley Bishop, a SUNO administrator, criticizes merger talk
U.S. House votes to defund Planned Parenthood
La. Senate race on ballot
LA. lawmakers seek sitdown with Obama on drilling shutdown
La. ad campaign funds in doubt
North shore business groups rebrand their legislative affiliate
Sheriff accused of wrongdoing wants to buy La. prison
Councilman's truck window shot
Former Assessor Lawrence Chehardy starts a blog
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Labels: EDWARDS, GOP, JINDAL, LANDRY, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, TEA PARTY
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, February 15th)
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Obama's Media Machine: State Run Media 2.0?
Jindal fundraising report to be filed Tuesday ($10,000,000?)
Blueprint Louisiana presents its plan to balance Louisiana budget
Will Landry Last?
Obama budget hits home
Census data quantifies what happened to residents, homes after Katrina
U.S. Attorney Jim Letten recovering from heart surgery
Prosecution rests in racketeering trial of former lawmaker Renee Gill Pratt
Washington Mardi Gras coconut contest winner remains a mystery
License plate honors veterans
Gulf claims process under fire
Retirement systems tangle over benefits
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Labels: BLUEPRINT, BUDGET, JINDAL, LANDRY, LOUISIANA, MARDI GRAS, OBAMA, POLITICS
Thursday, February 10, 2011
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, February 10th)
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D.C. Mardi Gras, "Counter to public sentiment against wasteful public spending"
Tea Party Resorts To Threats- ("The Insiders don't respond to anything else")
Lawmakers pound public pensions, fear bailouts
Chairman Gallot Flexes His Muscles
66 House districts must be remapped
Acadiana gains state representation with population increase
North shore expected to gain, N.O. and St. Bernard lose in redistricting
Vitter Secures Ranking Membership of Key Subcommittee
FBI raid could 'tarnish' reputations
Inside Report: State budget private contracts
Strain: La. agriculture has 'unprecedented opportunity'
Mayor says he was 'out of line'
Town officials convicted in fraud case to be sentenced May 6
La. explores prison sale
Mose Jefferson's right-hand man
Hurricane Katrina changes becoming permanent
Board to decide La. casino license
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Labels: JEFFERSON, JINDAL, LANDRY, LOUISIANA, MARDI GRAS, POLITICS, REAPPORTIONMENT, TEA PARTY, VITTER
Monday, January 31, 2011
STORIES OF THE DAY (Monday, January 31st)
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GALLUP POLL: Overwhelming Majority Tell GOP To Heed The 'Tea Party'
Everybody Loves Reagan (Even Democrats!)
2010 census results due this week will show Hurricane Katrina impact
Lawmakers set to discuss security, census numbers, jobs program
Gov. Bobby Jindal to outline higher education agenda
Aides: Jindal On Course
Landry: Immediately drill domestically amid the Egyptian crisis
EDITORIAL: Best to keep state revenue expectations low now
Renee Gill Pratt faces feds alone in racketeering trial
EDITORIAL: Toughen child exploitation laws
La.'s unemployment fund ranked among best in nation
Swearing-in event set for Holloway
Bill would aid slain soldiers' families
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Labels: JINDAL, LANDRY, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, POLL
Sunday, January 23, 2011
STORIES FROM THE WEEKEND
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New Poll: 68% Prefer A Government With Fewer Services, Lower Taxes
Congressman Jeff Landry Keeps Benefits Promise
Big Paydays Return With Big Profits at Wall St. Banks
"T-Fred" Mills wins 22nd state Senate district
101st District House seat claimed by Wesley Bishop
POLL: Gov. Bobby Jindal is in position for re-election
Gallot: Lawmakers eager to resdistrict
Political Survival Top Priority
Life March descends on Capitol- About 3,000 decry abortion
Sen. David Vitter has addition for Obama's reading list
Clayton presence ignites SU flap
New rules for poll watchers proposed
City Hall staffer earned $2K for work on congressional campaign
Brister the one to beat in vote for parish president
Housing official charged $5,000 in meals to public credit card
Site has campaign finance reports filed
N.H. GOP picks Tea Party figure as Chairman
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Edwards, sans a pardon, could run for office when he's 98
Officials debate state budget
Gov. Jindal defends his push for a study of UNO, SUNO merger
Six candidates vie in Senate race
Low turnout expected today
Union membership declines
Louisiana secession anniversary largely ignored
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Labels: EDWARDS, ELECTIONS, JINDAL, LANDRY, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, POLL, TEA PARTY, VITTER
Thursday, January 20, 2011
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, January 20th)
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Jindal: Protect TOPS Aid
All six LA House Republicans vote to repeal health-care overhaul
Landry Declines Congressional Health Care & Retirement Benefits
11% of Voters think members of Congress read laws before they vote
Greene running for family court judge seat
EDWIN EDWARDS-THE PRODICAL SON COMES HOME!
Affidavit details public corruption investigation
Jindal says he won't try to control redistricting
House panel adopts redistricting guides
Board member raises policy questions about rehiring retirees
Retirement costs are a growing burden for Louisiana schools
BESE ponders waiver guidelines
EDITORIAL: Give employer-based schools a try
Black caucus opposes merger of SUNO with UNO
Barham dissatisfied with cleanup
EDITORIAL: Seizing the day to help complete I-49
Parish President's sentence will be lighter after cooperation
New agencies created to handle oil industry
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Labels: CONGRESS, EDWARDS, HEALTH CARE, JINDAL, LANDRY, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Sunday, January 09, 2011
STORIES FROM THE WEEKEND & FRIDAY
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EDITORIAL: Thoughts, Prayers For Shooting Victims
Gov. Bobby Jindal says no to means testings for TOPS
EDITORIAL: A milestone for state GOP
Landry makes campaign manager Phillip Joffrion chief of staff
Jindal's actions speak louder than words
La.'s delegation voted parties
Inside Politics: Report outlines status of layoffs
Open meetings, Edwards release top state issues
Property taxes vary widely
Executive Director Resigns Position On BESE
Jones is disbarred and about to be behind bars, too
Richmond listed as one of eight hottest House freshmen
Rep. Cedric Richmond picks top aides
Lobbyist Bob Livingston not welcome at House opening day
Scalise files five bills as 112th Congress gets under way
Jindal brings 'Better Louisiana' tour to St. Tammany
Governor joins coin toss in Cotton Bowl trip
District 26 campaign begins
Bishop rich in endorsements for House District race
Federal approval of LA open primaries expected within a month
EDITORIAL: Let's have answers about permits
Oil from Gulf spill still fouling Louisiana marshes
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State lawmakers' mileage allowance nudges up a penny in 2011
Gulf Coast restoration panel leader gets details on LA land loss
EDITORIAL: Reaching out for tax plan
Sen. David Vitter Sworn in Second Term
Cassidy Applauds House Reading Of Constitution
Longtime Jindal aide to become CEO of development firm
EDITORIAL: Louisiana deals with a new drug
Regents leader predicts new norm
Louisiana's BP blowout funds lag
Judge refuses to reduce ex-Sen.'s prison term
Jones to appeal court sentence
Ag department providing space for DEQ lab
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Labels: JINDAL, LANDRY, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, SCALISE
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
Wednesday, January 05, 2011
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, January 5th)
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UPDATE: EDWIN EDWARDS NAMED KING OF RICE FESTIVAL
LA sends new crop to Capitol
Vote on repealing health care overhaul will acknowledge Nov election results
Mayor elects to wait for fall tax package vote
"Tea Party" Seen Less Negatively As Political Label, "Progressive" is Down
Angola Warden Burl Cain quits state Civil Service Commission
Former Senator awaits sentence Wednesday
State pulls aid after contract breach
Gov. Jindal to hold public meeting on Thursday
LSU System official says state budget faces a 'cliff year"
Report: La. in line with implementing new school rules
La. official takes S.C. post
Assessing a lifetime in Jeff politics
Latest Louisiana Medicaid shortfall won't prompt cuts
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Labels: CONGRESS, EDWARDS, JINDAL, LANDRY, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Sunday, January 02, 2011
STORIES FROM THE WEEKEND
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Obama More Popular Among Some Democrats Than Others
Press Club of BR launches website
Higginbotham to join 1st Circuit Court
Top school officials to speak on reform
10 to watch: GOP freshmen on energy (Jeff Landry)
Homestead exemption is losing a champion with retirement of Chehardy
Single assessor takes over in Orleans Parish
Mitch Landrieu's tally of accomplishments indulges in some stretching
New Laws And Fees Start Adding Up Today
EDITORIAL: Get the facts on Louisiana
Cranky lawmakers, Jindal's likely re-election and other predictions
Gov. Bobby Jindal reflects on challenges during Destrehan speech
Fired-mayoral aide being investigated for sexual assault
Inside Report: Dawn of 2011 to bring La. 35 new laws
Hospital claims challenged
EDITORIAL: Louisiana is making progress keeping kids healthy
State to study insurance rates
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Labels: 2011, HIGGINBOTHAM, JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LANDRY, LOUISIANA, POLITICS
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
STORIES FROM TODAY & YESTERDAY
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BREAKING NEWS: Senator Nick Guatreaux Resigns, Takes Job With DPS
EDITORIAL: State GOP Makes More Inroads
Vitter Reacts to Census Bureau Reapportionment Plan
Which Louisiana congressman would you like to see lose his job?
Congressman-Elect Jeff Landry Named to Powerful House Committees
Black Lawmakers Blast Jindal On Diversity
Voters Expect Tea Party To Play Bigger Role in 2012
Republicans adore Chris Christie... on YouTube and off
Top officials confer on tax
Jones chosen as committee chair
Louisiana agencies to focus on roads over holidays
EDITORIAL: Jindal right for acting
High number of black voters taken off rolls
Coastal district has advocates- Redistricting poses many questions
Louisiana to lose a seat in Congress
Jindal, lawmakers discuss shortfall
Legislature makes history with session
Debate lags over how to cut La. state employees
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Labels: CHRISTIE, JINDAL, LANDRY, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, VITTER
Monday, November 22, 2010
STORIES FROM TODAY & THE WEEKEND
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NEW POLL: Budgetwise, Most Prefer A Cutter Over A Spender
NEW POLL: BR Voters Oppose River Center Branch Library Budget Proposal (61%-19%)
Jindal Rules Out 2012 Presidential Run, But VP Is Possibility
Louisiana Democrats still take more hits
Local lawmaker backing treasurer's budget plan
LSU realigns faculty- Graduate programs return to colleges
Vitter questions prosecution
Jefferson appeals conviction
Feds approve Entergy system
Blue Dogs losing their bite- Southern Democrats all but neutralized
Jeff Landry, Charlie Melancon differ sharply on election
Angelle builds campaign chest
More than 400 likely to be laid off
Dardenne to take oath on Monday
Rainwater backs off sabbaticals
What one bad Louisiana politician might say to another
Gov. Bobby Jindal: 'I'll be running for re-election"
Tax calls falling on deaf ears
Louisiana's economic output swelled last year
EDITORIAL: Considering records law
Chris Christie's Advice to GOP Governors Brings Down the House
Budget committee rejects Jindal's plan
Louisiana lawmakers likely to gain clout
Economy Remains Top Issue On Voters' Minds
Colleges ponder financial exigency
Interior secretary to outline Gulf of Mexico drilling policies Today
EDITORIAL: Rigging a race at horsemen's association
EDITORIAL: The speaker, back in coach
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Labels: BUDGET, JINDAL, LANDRY, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, POLL, TEA PARTY, VITTER
Monday, October 25, 2010
STORIES FROM TODAY & SUNDAY
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Voters Fed up With Big, Bossy Government
Democrats bracing for the worst in Nov. 2 elections
Turnout for Nov. 2 statewide runoffs is expected to exceed 30%
Vitter's Political Reputation
Cannizzaro continues to wield independent hand with endorsement of Vitter
Voters' Willingness to Overlook Vitter's Foibles Vexes Democrats
Vitter out raises Melancon 2 to 1
Dardenne points to voting habits of opponent in lt. governor's race
A look at 4th District race funding
National parties skip race- "LANDRY'S GOING TO WIN"
Group pushes boost in gas tax
Nucor bonds: Go for it, governor
More working families getting government food aid
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Labels: LANDRY, LOUISIANA, MELANCON, OBAMA, POLITICS, VITTER
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, October 20th)
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Most Voters Oppose the Reelection of Anyone Who Voted for the Health Care Law
The New Republican Right
Humane Society ad backs Sen. David Vitter
Melancon gets nearly $28,000 in contributions from 10 Indian tribes
Fayard Gets $200,000 Boost From Democratic Party
Jay Dardenne and Caroline Fayard buy television time
3rd District candidates Jeff Landry and Ravi Sangisetty take to the airwaves
Sangisetty Supports Tax & Spend Liberal Democrats
Liberal bastions could go GOP
Lafayette: Mike Huckabee teases at run
Jindal seeks college students' feedback
State agency says missing items found
Federal tax lien filed against DA
Sentencing postponed again for former Parish President
EDITORIAL: Vote early or vote Nov. 2, just make sure that you vote
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Labels: JINDAL, LANDRY, LOUISIANA, MELANCON, OBAMA, POLITICS, VITTER
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, October 19th)
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74% regard political correctness as a problem in America today
Gallup Poll: Republicans Lead Democrats By 17% Among Likely Voters
State income tax increase dedicated to higher education is proposed
LSU System Proposes Shifting Cuts To Campuses
Dardenne: focus on marketing La. nationally
Race for Louisiana'a next lieutenant governor heats up
Cong. Pete Sessions to Campaign with Jeff Landry in Breaux Bridge
3rd Congressional District candidates both call themselves outsiders
Partisan divide comes late to Louisiana
EDITORIAL- Governor: Run or stay home
LSU student president begs Gov. Bobby Jindal to stay home
Groups fight Medicaid plan
Jindal takes heat on Nucor
Time growing short for Chehardy to appoint acting assessor
Some seek better ties with mayor
Early Voting Starts Today For Nov. 2 Election
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Labels: GOP, JINDAL, LANDRY, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, POLL
Monday, October 18, 2010
STORIES FROM SUNDAY AND TODAY (Monday, October 18th)
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Dardenne touts experience in lieutenant governor race
Candidates urge voter turn-out: Dardenne, Fayard traveling state for support
Jindal focused on political future, campaigns
Poll: Those craving change now look to the Republicans
TALES OF THE TEA PARTY
Shreveport Times Endorsement: Another Chance For Fleming
Proposed amendment touted by police jurors
Louisiana budget cuts effect future faculty
Gay marriage an issue in state races
70% Say Government Does Not Spend Taxpayer Money Wisely (16% Say It Does)
Differences are on display in Senate hopefuls' votes, ("Polar opposites")
La. House delegation could be all GOP- "LANDRY HAS AN INSURMOUNTABLE LEAD"
Campaign Ads Not So Bland
JINDAL'S BOOK TO HIT STORES NOV.15TH
As New Orleans scraps crime cameras, Baton Rouge will maintain similar program
Sending politicians to Angola pre-emptively might scare 'em straight
Former Mayor Convicted
UNO-SUNO merger 'is not what I said,' SU System president says
$750 million housing recovery program has distributed only 10% of its money
NEW SENATE TV: 'PLANET WASHINGTON'
Early Voting Starts Tuesday For Nov. 2 Election
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Labels: DARDENNE, JINDAL, LANDRY, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, TEA PARTY
Friday, October 15, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, October 15th)
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Obama's Overall Diapproval Is Now 56% (46% Strongly Disapprove!)
A historic shift in the making this election?
EDITORIAL: In campaigns, the acid tests
LANDRY RESPONSE TO 1 TRILLION DOLLAR DEFICIT
Jindal adds visit to New York City to trip
EDITORIAL: No Ban, No Jobs
Nucor puts brakes on construction spending
Mayor wants to dump city's crime cameras
Former workers testify against Mayor in court
School Board Hires Police Juror
Corrections agency may sell off prisons
Judge: Suit over health overhaul can go to trial
'Don't ask, don't tell' ruling is challenged by Justice Department
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Labels: LANDRY, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, POLL
