Friday, February 19, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, February 19th)
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NEW STAR: Rubio Wows (50 points behind to 14 points ahead)
Obama Stimulus Package Is A Hot Issue In U.S. Senate Race
Stimulus Bashed At Forum
Blanco Has $2.3 Million Left (Spent $167,719 This Year)
Book brings back memories for Edwin Edwards' daughter
Record-Setting Mardi Gras
Cindy McCain, Supriya Jindal speak at luncheon
Jindal targets 'monsters' with legislation
State Debt Nears Ceiling
Universities To Fight Cuts
Policy groups call for strengthening of higher ed panel
3 College Boards' Merger Opposed
Alexander Asks Obama For Levee Help
Inside Report: Case settled, but taxpayers kept in dark
Williams elected citywide assessor when rival withdraws
Attorney: Still waiting on debris payments
Plea deal falls through, Lisotta to stand trial on March 22
LA must issue birth certificate to men who adopted baby boy
Ex-official charged with mail fraud
Zulu check (for $800,000) comes with unanswered questions
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Labels: JINDAL, LOUISIANA, MCCAIN, NEWS, POLITICS, POLL, RUBIO
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, November 12th)
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THE McCAIN BELT
Jindal Denies Plans To Run- ("Take Him At His Word With A Nod And A Wink")
John Alario: "There's Never A Good Time To Give Yourself A Pay Raise"
GUN STORES SEE SALES SPIKE SINCE OBAMA ELECTION
Catholic Bishops Will Fight Obama On Abortion
4TH CONGRESSIONAL: NEW POLL SHOWS FLEMING IN THE LEAD 48%- 43%
Paul Carmouche: Soft on Crime- Won't Prosecute Repeat Offenders
EDITORIAL: Mayor's Plan Rejected; Needs Remain
State Could Help With Program For Military Families, Jindal Says
Health-Care Groups File Records Requests
Legislator Rejects Education Change
EDITORIAL: Mayors Help Build Morale
Mayor, Councilman At Odds Over Travel Expense Records
U.S. Attorney General Jim Letten: Society's Gain Is Newshound's Loss
Former Parish Leader To Testify
VOTE IN THE NEW POLL ON BILL JEFFERSON
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Labels: CARMOUCHE, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, MCCAIN, OBAMA, PAY RAISE, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, October 28th)
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LATEST PRESIDENTIAL POLLS (RACE TIGHT WITH WEEK TO GO)
Relax, Mickey Doesn't Vote Here
OBAMA IN ABSENTIA
Tightening Senate Race Enters Final Week
JOHN FLEMING HAS BEEN CAUGHT IN YET ANOTHER LIE
Bill Cassidy Sets the Record Straight on WAFB
Odds Lean In Jefferson's Favor- "RACE IS REASON WHY"
CAMPAIGN WATCH: JINDAL ENDORSES SCALISE IN 1ST DISTRICT
Early voting reaches 215,000- Doubles that of last state election
N.O. District Attorney Race: Another Bloodletting
TAKING SHOTS
BR: Public Works, Safety Covered In Bond Issue
AUDIT BLASTS RATE SETTING, FREE MEALS AT PSC
Higher Tuition Could Be Needed, LSU Chancellor Says
Ethics Board Picks Chairman
Officials See New Ethics Rank Value
Council Hopefuls Address Crime
EARLY VOTING LAST DAY! (CLICK HERE FOR SAMPLE BALLOT)
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Labels: CONGRESS, LOUISIANA, MCCAIN, MEDIA, OBAMA, POLITICS, POLL, PRESIDENTIAL, SENATE
Friday, October 24, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, October 24th)
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Campaign Trail Getting Rough!!!
McCAIN CAMPAIGN WORKER ATTACKED, "B" SCRATCHED INTO HER FACE
Gallup: Obama And McCain Supporters Voting Early At The Same Rate
TIPP POLL: OBAMA LEAD CUT TO 1% (WATCH LATEST TV AD)
Romney Sees White House Run For Jindal (In State For Cassidy Fundraiser)
KENNEDY GAINING SINCE JINDAL ENDORSEMENT AD
CVB "Overwhelmingly" Endorses Projects Along BR's Riverfront
EDITORIAL: Prepare Now For Election Day
Conservatives Vie For Supreme Court
EDITORIAL: Protect What The Founders Envisioned
Feds Win Round In Jefferson Case
EDITORIAL: Corruption Takes A Blow
Barre Smears Morial On His Way Out
Pastorek Says Reforms Being Implemented
Burning Cross Found In Beauregard Parish
NEW TV SPOT: Conrad Appel for State Senate
EARLY VOTING? (CLICK HERE FOR SAMPLE BALLOT)
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Labels: CASSIDY, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, MCCAIN, OBAMA, 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
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, October 21st)
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New Orleans: City Workers TOLD To Take Part In Democratic Turnout Event
BATTLEGROUND TRACKING POLL SHOWS OBAMA LEAD SHRINKS TO 1%
NEW POLLS: McCain Gains Slight Lead in Florida and Ohio
EARLY VOTING BEGINS TODAY (CLICK HERE FOR SAMPLE BALLOT)
Biden: Obama Will be 'Tested' by World in First 6 Months of Administration
BELIEVERS IN OBAMA
Bush Brings Economic Message To Alexandria
Blueprint Louisiana Architect Sees Progress With Plan
EDITORIAL: Recognizing Local Genius (William Joyce)
Don Cazayoux Voted to Clone and Kill Human Embryos (NEW TV SPOT IN 6TH)
6th District Hopefuls: Economy Must Top Agenda
ANOTHER CAZAYOUX/OBAMA RALLY?
Jindal Attends Town Hall Sessions
JINDAL: HIGHER TAXES OUT
Economic Woes Rippling Toward Louisiana
Amendments Linked To Voter Mistrust
MISS TEEN LOUISIANA USA ARRESTED
7th District: Congressional hopefuls set 2 debates in 2 days
Baton Rouge: Newcomers likely to run close race in District 10
Moyo jury tackles fraud case- Resume deliberations today
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Labels: CONGRESS, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, MCCAIN, OBAMA, POLITICS, POLL, PRESIDENTIAL
Monday, October 20, 2008
STORIES FROM TODAY & THE WEEKEND
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Daily Presidential Tracking- Plus: 'Joe The Plumber' Poll
Bush To Discuss Economics Today At Central Louisiana Chamber Of Commerce
ADVOCATE ENDORSES HOLDEN'S PLAN
4th District Race: Fleming Caught On Tape In Outright Lie
Palin-Fey Meeting Nabs Best 'SNL' Ratings In 14 Years
EDITORIAL: THE VOTING BEGINS TOMORROW
Voter Rolls Are Up In Louisiana
BLUEPRINT ON A MISSION
Moret Bullish On Louisiana
EDITORIAL: Time To Capitalize (More) On La. Culture
Boustany Seeks To Retain U.S. House Seat
EDITORIAL: Moving To Clean Up The Bench
Labor Chief Bussie Part Of History
BLUEPRINT BARNSTORMS FOR REFORM
DA-Elect Babin Explains His Plans
ZOGBY POLL: Obama's Lead Slips To 3 Points
Last Landrieu, Kennedy Debate Wednesday
N.O. RACIAL POLITICS- White Candidates Gain Prominence Again
La. Democrats Put Money On McCain-Palin
Another Jindal on the Campaign Trail
Cravins, Vidrine, Boustany Will Debate This Week
6th District: Candidates Offer Personal Views
C-SPAN Election Bus To Be In BR Wednesday
Joe The Candidate Next In The Spotlight?
Groups Combine To Aid Coast
The Circus Comes To Court
ZOGBY POLL: "Post-Debate There's A Clear Indication That McCain Is Moving Up"
GOP Group Reinstates Ads For Kennedy In Senate Race
ACORN Facing More Troubles
EDITORIAL: Early Voter Beats Lines
President Bush To Speak In Alexandria On Monday
Jefferson Got Money, Feds Testify
'JENA SIX' MOTHER ACCUSED OF HITTING WOMAN WITH SHOVEL
EDITORIAL: Blossman- Unethical Until The End
Oil prices help create $865 million surplus
Legislative panel OKs health-care cut plan
Deaf school student arrested
Second part in a series on Louisiana constitutional amendments
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Labels: CONGRESS, LOUISIANA, MCCAIN, MEDIA, OBAMA, POLITICS, POLL, PRESIDENTIAL
Friday, October 17, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, October 17th)
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Daily Presidential Tracking Poll
NEW PRESIDENTIAL TV SPOT "THIS CHAIR"
John McCain Brings Down The House
"You Never Know If Somebody Is Telling You What You Want To Hear"
EARLY VOTING TO START TUESDAY
Rift Over Voter Fraud Reopens (ACORN)
Registration Drive Group Investigated: Probe Into 'Voting is Power'
EDITORIAL: BLUEPRINT SHOWS PROGRESS ON REFORM
Cassidy: "We're Fighting A National Campaign"
National Trends Put Kennedy In Bind
BARRE LINKED MORIAL, CASH, Feds Say
State In Sunny Shape So Far, But Oil Prices Cast Shadow
EDITORIAL: Don't Let Accounting Mess Up Accountability
Inside Report: Money Always Dominates Talk On Health Care
Bond Panel OKs Funds For Projects
Cash Freeze Could Affect New Bridge
BESE Picks Guice As President
JAMES DAVISON BUYS GUIDE BUILDING
Governor Appoints Ezell to take office
Election Set To Fill Ex-Lawmaker's Seat
Judge orders PetroSun to pay I-Bowl $1.275 million
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Labels: LOUISIANA, MCCAIN, MEDIA, OBAMA, POLITICS, POLL, PRESIDENTIAL
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, October 15th)
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LAST PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE TONIGHT AT 8 PM
Senate Foes Square Off Tonight (6 PM on CSPAN-2)
Obama and Acorn: Community Organizers, Phony Voters & Your Tax Dollars
Beyond ObamACORN: Democrat Party Voter Fraud In Louisiana (Mary Landrieu)
Shreveport: Potential Voter Registration Fraud Investigated
LATEST TV SPOT IN THE SENATE RACE
New Orleans: Violent, Corrupt and, Yes, Humid
TAKING IT TO THE STREETS
7th Congressional District: The Tipping Point
THE NUMBERS DON'T LIE
EBR Metro-Council Candidate Arrested
Jindal Signs Up In Support Of Guardsmen, Reservists
Jindal Begins Weekly Meeting On Finances
State Plans $50 Million In Construction
PORN CHARGES ADDED To Suspect In Registrar Of Voters Threat
Miss Natchitoches City of Lights Crowned
EDITORIAL: Ready For New Normal
Lt. Gov. Champions Cultural Forum
PASTOREK: Plan Breaks Rules
LSD May Reopen Nov. 3- Students To Come Back In Phases
Judge doesn't split hairs in ruling, As defendant primps
AMENDMENTS ON NOVEMBER BALLOT
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Labels: CONGRESS, CORRUPTION, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, MCCAIN, OBAMA, POLITICS, POLL, PRESIDENTIAL
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, October 14th)
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EDITORIAL: Reform Faces Challenges
Jindal Casts Donor Net Nationwide
JOHN McCAIN: "Sen. Obama Is Measuring The Drapes"
Scalise Ad Ties Rival To Obama- Democratic Agenda Called 'Dangerous'
Three Spar In Congressional Debate- Race Heats Up With Big Money
NEW POLL: Conrad Appel Leads Race For State Senate (District 9)
Congressional Race Runoff Rivals Work To Shore Up Support
Moyo Takes Center Stage In Government Corruption Cases
JOHN KENNEDY: Outspoken and Persistent
Kennedy Stumps At Local Grocery Store
BR METRO-COUNCIL: District 3 (Loupe Should Win)
Tempers Flare At Budget Review Session
Humble Shepherd
SHEPHERD VACANCY An Opportunity For Some
Public Records Case Goes To State Supreme Court
EDITORIAL: Best Asset In The Portfolio- The People
LSU Leads In Bar Exam
WALL STREET THIS MORNING: Stocks Mostly Advance On Government Bank Plan
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Labels: BLUEPRINT, CONGRESS, LOUISIANA, MCCAIN, OBAMA, POLITICS, POLL
Monday, October 13, 2008
STORIES FROM TODAY & THE WEEKEND
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Breaking News: US Moves To Get Rescue Plan Started; Stocks Rise
ZOGBY POLL: PRESIDENTIAL RACE TIGHTENS UP AGAIN
Louisiana's Chameleon Voters Tint Red State Purple
Kennedy, Landrieu On Attack
CAZAYOUX #1 RECIPIENT OF ORGANIZED LABOR MONEY IN CONGRESS
Bill Cassidy Signs The Taxpayer Protection Pledge
Analysis: Divided Vote Helps Keep Jefferson Alive
Scalise: N.O. Guns Issue 'Past Due'
Sharper Expects Close Runoff
Third-Place Finisher Backing Capitelli
EDITORIAL: Their Right To Speak Out
Latin Numbers Rise In Acadiana
Barack Obama & Friends: History of Radicalism
Washington Is 'A Mess ... It's Broken'
Senate Battle Mounts- "Neither Has A Majority In The Polls"
KENNEDY: "She Is An Incumbent, I Am The Underdog"
Jackson Considers Party Membership
FUNNY NUMBERS- DO POLLS LIE ABOUT RACE?
Deeper In The Crystal Ball
EDITORIAL: Shepherd's Fast Rise -- And Fall
Influential Allies On Jefferson's Side
PAMPY: ON THE RECORD- Tells How He Turned In His Friends
Scalise, Harlan Joust In Taped 1st District Debate
Governor Flies Out To North, Central La.
Storm Deductibles Get A Look
Paul added to Louisiana presidential ballot
Greed vs. glory: Spiritual questions of the Haynesville Shale
4TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: CHRIS GORMAN TV "BAD BAD BAILOUT!"
Analysts Say 6th District Race Likely To Be Close
2 NEW TV SPOTS FROM THE BILL CASSIDY CAMPAIGN
Questions About Online Controls Follow News of Fake Obama Donors
SENATOR PLEADS GUILTY, RESIGNS- Admits Conspiring To Launder Money
Experts See Strength In La. Economy, U.S. Troubles
US To Buy Into Banks
Tax Relief Could Be Option
Babin wins DA by default- Lambert quits, cites concerns
Teacher: Job at stake for speaking up to School Board
EDITORIAL: An Eye On Crime
Deaf School Opening Timetable Planned
U.S. Senate Press Club Debate in Baton Rouge in its entirety
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Labels: CASSIDY, CAZAYOUX, GORMAN, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, MCCAIN, OBAMA, POLITICS, POLL, PRESIDENTIAL
Friday, October 10, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, October 10th)
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Obama: Smells From The Shadows
WORLD STOCKS SLUMP ON DOW OPEN
Jindal To Help McCain, Raise Cash In Florida
Governor Promotes Several Aides Thursday
EDITORIAL:: Release That Arrest Video
New Ethics Board Learns Limitations
State To Split $1.5 Billion
EDITORIAL: Show Us Your Best
Were Election Results Late?
PASTOREK: Deaf School will reopen
Strain Shapes Farmer Aid Plan
Fresh Era Beginning For School Board
Traffic Fines To Go Into Overdrive
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Labels: JINDAL, LOUISIANA, MCCAIN, OBAMA, POLITICS
Thursday, October 09, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, October 9th)
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News Flash: The National News Media Back Obama
EDITORIAL: We've Lapsed Into Welfare State Of Mind
Kennedy Grabs McCain's Coattails
FIRST TELEVISED U.S. SENATE DEBATE: QUESTIONS, PLEASE!
Presidential Race Boosts Local Voter Numbers
4TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: CHRIS GORMAN TV "BAD BAD BAILOUT!"
New Cazayoux Ad Can't Get the Facts Straight
2 NEW TV SPOTS FROM THE BILL CASSIDY CAMPAIGN
Jindal Touts Successes In Town Meeting
Pay Increases Recommended; Jindal Won't OK
DEAF SCHOOL CLOSES- Students Protest
New Board of Ethics Members Meet Today
STATE OFFICIAL SUGGESTS SHAKEUP AT POLLS
System Can't Sell Bonds To Build Paralyzed Bond Market)
EDITORIAL: Buying Time For Economy
Economist: La. Expected To Rebound
As Economy Tanks, So Do Gas Prices
Funny Money Puts Bites On Area Business
ACTOR SPEAKS OUT ON ARREST: Mayor Says Brolin Is 'Blurring' Reality'
Landry, Theriot Run For Trahan's House Seat
Sheriff Backs Babin For DA
Boustany, Cravins Meet In Lake Charles Debate
NRA To Settle Suit Over Katrina Gun Seizures
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Labels: CASSIDY, CAZAYOUX, GORMAN, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, MCCAIN, OBAMA, 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
Tuesday, October 07, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, October 7th)
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ZOGBY, HOTLINE & CBS POLLS SHOW McCAIN CLOSING IN ON OBAMA
(BATON ROUGE) A Referendum On Our Future: VOTE YES!
Latest TV Ad from the U.S. Senate Race
Landrieu, Kennedy Spar In Cantankerous First Debate
THE LATEST TV SPOT FROM THE 6TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
EDITORIAL: Seeking 'Dignity, Grace' Amid Political Fury
With Kingmakers Gone, A Murky Primary
FALSE POLITICAL ADVERTISING WORKS, AND THAT'S NO LIE
Jefferson's Challenger Faces Tough Race, Observers Say
Staffers Receive Subpoenas To Testify At Jefferson Trial
Local Elections That Matter Statewide
DANCE TO THE MUSIC
$208 Million Given Out In Disaster Food Stamp Program
LaBruzzo Stripped Of Post On House Health Committee
EDITORIAL: No Holiday From Politics
Cheney, Scalise Supporters Lunch Together In Quarter
Appointment Rounds Out Ethics Board
Theriot Qualifies For Seat
Defeated Candidates Endorse Babin For DA
Lopinto Recall Effort Dropped (Legislator Still Supports Raise)
EDITORIAL: Kinks At The Polls
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Labels: CASSIDY, JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, MCCAIN, OBAMA, POLITICS
Thursday, October 02, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, October 2nd)
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OFFICIAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY BALLOT / OBAMA - CAZAYOUX RALLY FOOTAGE
6th Congressional District: Jackson Says He's Running To Win
Debate Stakes High For Palin, Biden (WATCH IT AT 8PM TONIGHT!)
BOSTON HERALD: "There Is No Room For A Naif In The Oval Office"
Senate Passes Bailout (Vitter & Landrieu Vote No)
House Girds For Second Try On Financial Rescue
THE VIDEO THEY TRIED TO BAN!!!: 'WHAT CAUSED OUR ECONOMIC CRISIS?'
Attack Ads Heat Up Senate Race
FOR SAMPLE BALLOT FOR THE ELECTION THIS SATURDAY CLICK HERE
Drama Persists On LSU Board (Jabs Taken At Jindal)
Six Foes Mostly Avoid Piling On Jefferson
BILL v. BILL
Sexual Assault May Prompt Changes (PASTOREK)
Supreme Court Won't Rehear La. Child Rape Case
Media Await Decision In 'Jena 6' Records Case
Race on for House seat- Hopefuls line up for Trahan's post
Shreveport Plans To Cut 33 City Jobs
Voter Registration Increasing In EBR
Panel Hears Testimony Over Hurricane Deductibles
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Labels: CAZAYOUX, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, MCCAIN, OBAMA, PALIN, POLITICS
Wednesday, October 01, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, October 1st)
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INSIDE: OBAMA - CAZAYOUX RALLY FOOTAGE (IN CASE YOU WERE WONDERING)
ECONOMY IN CRISIS: U.S. Senate Schedules Vote Tonight
EXPLOSIVE VIDEO: Obama & Black Caucus- "Family" & "Conscience" of Fannie Mae
The Debate "Moderator" in the Tank for Obama
NEW McCAIN TV SPOT (Clinton Knows Who Is Responsible For ThIs Mess)
Jindal Says Farmers Should Get Aid Before Bailout
ROEMER ATTACKS TEST SCORE POLICY
Legislator Leaves To Take New $110,000 Per Year Education Job
NEW U.S. SENATE AD SAYS MARY LANDRIEU IS CORRUPT
Professor Alleges Racism, Files Lawsuit Against LSU Law Center
Feds Will Look Into Killings On Bridge After Katrina
Barre's Request To Delay Prison Rebuffed
Donations Are Not Flying In 1st District PSC Race
Five Vie For 18th District Seat
EDITORIAL: Renewed Drilling Will Ease Energy Crisis
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Labels: CAZAYOUX, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, LSU, MCCAIN, OBAMA, POLITICS
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, September 30th)
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CANDIDATES, BUSH URGE REVIVING FINANCIAL BAILOUT AFTER HOUSE DEFEAT
Most From La. Vote Against Bill
Nagging Questions Swing Alexander Against Deal
ACORN, OBAMA, and THE MORTGAGE MESS
Landrieu A Katrina Victim?
Financial Outlook Concerns Louisiana Officials
"GROW OR DIE"- Louisiana Needs Reversal Of Outmigration
Senator David Vitter Criticizes Army Corps Of Engineers
GOP Chairman Roger Villere: "I Think It Will Come Back To Hurt Them"
SHREVEPORT TIMES ENDORSEMENT: Return Foster Campbell To PSC
GOP Had A Quick Study In Jindal
EDITORIAL: Welfare Recipients Need Education, Not Sterilization
Dual Audits Say Funds Misused By Ex-Officials
State High Court Gives Jim Brown Law License Back
Justice Kimball Triples Funding Of Foe
GAMBIT ENDORSES CAPITELLI FOR N.O. DISTRICT ATTORNEY
Beyond Words: Signs Send Subtle Message
EDITORIAL: Martin Gives History Lesson
Dardenne Predicts 35 to 40 Percent Turnout Saturday
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Labels: BAILOUT, BUSH, LOUISIANA, LSU, MCCAIN, OBAMA, POLITICS, SENATE
Monday, September 29, 2008
STORIES FROM TODAY & THE WEEKEND
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Crisis Hits Europe's Banks As U.S. Seals Bailout Deal
WHAT CAUSED OUR ECONOMIC CRISIS? (PLEASE WATCH THIS VIDEO!!!)
Bob Mann- "How The Internet Has Transformed American Politics"
New McCain TV Spot: "CHICAGO MACHINE"
Officials Work To Speed Storm Payouts
Louisiana Politics: Undone By The Wind
EDITORIAL: Scott For Caddo D.A.
Times Picayune Endorses For Congress
Race For Justice Has New Landscape
Analysis: Paid Sterilization Idea Divisive
CULTS --- AND IF THEY EXIST --- REMAIN CHURCH SEX-CASE ISSUE
Are You Registered To Vote In The Upcoming Presidential Election?
JAY DARDENNE: Why Louisiana Ain't Mississippi
Congress' Failure Leaves Question
READY OR NOT, ELECTIONS ON WAY
Capitol Pranksters Target LaBruzzo
Blessed Are The Poor, In Theory
Deaf School Abuse- Adults named in most-recent cases
EDITORIAL: Schools Feel Reality Bite
Local races revving up- Distractions may favor well-known
Former Sheriff's Candidate Sues Sheriff, DA, Judge, Deputy
Guide To Proposed Constitutional Amendments Ready
Who is the Most Liberal U.S. Senator in the History of Louisiana?
Candidates Meet For Debate
$700B BAILOUT DEAL MOVES AHEAD
Alexander Supports Bailout With Reluctance
State Agencies Absorb Storm Costs; So Far, $384 million Gustav, $128 million Ike
PANEL WON'T RELEASE PASTOREK EVALUATION
Legislators Say State Needs To Boost Road Work Funding
Plan To Reduce DHH Spending Put Off
La. Officials Fretting Over Oil Price Swings
POLITICAL LAGNIAPPE
LSU Board Still Divided On Chairman
Libertarians Off Ballot
APPEL PICKS UP MORE ENDORSEMENTS IN STATE SENATE CONTEST
Moreno, Richmond Trade Barbs At 2nd District Talk
NEW ORLEANS POLITICS: Big Names Lining Up Behind DA Rivals
Crimestoppers Inc. Does Not Dabble In Politics
FLEMING TAX PLEDGE- "I Will Never Vote To Cut Your Taxes"
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Labels: BAILOUT, LOUISIANA, MCCAIN, MEDIA, OBAMA, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL
Friday, September 26, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, September 26th)
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ZOGBY POLL: McCain Recovers, Race Takes Dramatic Turn; McCain 46% - Obama 44%
Deal Gives Part Of $700B Upfront; Some Conservatives Balk At Pact
WaMu (Washington Mutual) Becomes Biggest Bank To Fail In US History
La. Constituents Air Anger Over Bailout- Bush Pressing Delegation To Act
OBAMA #3 TOP RECIPIENT OF FANNIE MAE and FREDDIE MAC CAMPAIGN CASH
Mayor Kip Holden Picks Up More Endorsements
FLEMING TAX PLEDGE- "I Will Never Vote To Cut Your Taxes"
New Poll: Gorman Surges To Lead GOP Primary
U.S. SENATE RACE: BATTLE FOR ACADIANA
DCCC Runs False Ads to Prop Up Cazayoux as Campaign Tumbles
DICK CHENEY HEADLINES CASSIDY FUNDRAISER
FuturePAC Endorses Candidates for EBR Metro Council
ARCHBISHOP CONDEMNS LABRUZZO'S PROPOSAL- 'Blatantly Anti-Life'
Jindal: Handle Recovery Locally
State Health Agency To Present Spending-Reduction Plan
CABL Raps Plan To Shift Test Scores
DA Qualifications Debated
LAFAYETTE ECONOMY LEADS NATION IN GROWTH
Cash Told To Pay Filing Fee In Election Challenge
Bad Judge Diaries
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Labels: GOP, GORMAN, JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, MCCAIN, OBAMA, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL, SENATE
