Thursday, February 03, 2011

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, February 3rd)

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Jindal's request to scrap pay raises for 56,000 state workers is tabled

Republicans add another to the tally

Former Rep. Charlie Melancon has new job

Local to head state GOP

Inside Report: Holden goes on offensive

Delegation gives list of projects to Jindal

Legislature backed in lawsuit from PSC

NAACP opposes SUNO-UNO merger

EDITORIAL: One board for public colleges worth considering

Alexander: Speaker assigned homework

Officials seek meeting with Obama on oil spill anniversary

U.S. judge: Oil spill claims czar not independent of BP


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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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Sunday, October 31, 2010

 

STORIES FROM THE WEEKEND

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CNN Poll: Large advantage for GOP as election nears

Louisiana voters are expected to keep state firmly in GOP corner

GOP win could help Louisiana

Vitter's conservative message and anti-Obama stance give him double-digit lead

Democrat Melancon Fighting Uphill

Dardenne, Fayard trying to secure votes in final days

State GOP, Jindal slate election effort

Election hopefuls make one final push

Election gives parties new life

EDITORIAL: LA into the countdown for a crucial congressional reduction

More Louisianians should register to vote

Poll: Democratic Party Split Over Obama '12 Challenge

EDITORIAL: Jindal, save La. higher ed

Health secretary rejects tobacco tax

Former firm of N.O. deputy mayor who resigned still has city contract

Swing Voters Are Flocking to GOP (Could pick up as many as 70 House seats)

Turnout Key In Tuesday Elections (Don't Forget To Vote!)

Vitter Still Strong

GOP is phoenix rising

Oil spill has Gulf candidates walking tightrope

Most Think Government Workers Get Higher Wages But Don't Work As Hard

Jindal tells Parish leaders state is coming back stronger

Student leaders frustrated

State to push nature tourism

EDITORIAL: N.O. yanks cameras' plug

FBI agent: Sheriff's wife got 'mad money' from pay-phone company


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Friday, October 29, 2010

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, October 29th)

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Senate hopefuls debate- Melancon, Vitter defend records

EDITORIAL: "Smart LA. Voters Will Carry A Single Guiding Thought With Them"

Times Picayune Endorses David Vitter and Steve Scalise

Vitter leading Louisiana Senate race by 17 points, poll says

Cassidy, challenger discuss health-care law

Joseph Cao's new ad strategy

Voters say they want change... Again!

Most Americans Say Tax Cuts Trump Increased Government Spending

Inside Report: Tax proposals face obstacles

Website Targets Kennedy Plan

300 attend 'WhatNOW' rally at LSU

La. teacher salaries up 85% since '95

Greenstein: State open to changes

Jefferson Parish President John Young opens new investigations

Jurors hear '95 interview from late Avoyelles judge in Belt trial

College tuition costs rising


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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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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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Sunday, September 26, 2010

 

STORIES FROM THE WEEKEND

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The Tea Party is now more powerful than President Obama

Political Horizons: No. 2 La. job could go to No. 1

Lt. governor's race lacks a spark- Hopefuls try to stir interest

Sex, Lies, Politics

Board of Regents- Is search firm really necessary?

Law firm to hold Jindal fundraiser

HIGH PRICED HIGH-RISE, Cash-strapped state pays far higher rents

Abortion clinics, state face off in court over new law

FBI enters housing inquest

N.O. Public Belt Railroad was run at former director's whim

With friends like Judge Porteous', who needs enemies?

DHH launches new media initiative

BP fund czar promises bigger, faster claims

FBI Subpoenas Councilmen

GOP primary winner to get major endorsement

Vitter rips Melancon in two new TV commercials

New Orleans Deputy Mayor Resigns

Sen. Rob Marionneaux's venue request denied in ethics case

New Orleans Saints license plate design approved


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Wednesday, September 22, 2010

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, September 22nd)

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The Carter-Obama Comparisons Grow

NEW HUMOROUS VIDEO- SAMMY KERSHAW BANKRUPTCY... DOGGONEIT!

3rd Congressional District runoff pits Republicans in heated battle

David Vitter leads Charlie Melancon in two new polls of Senate race

Vitter Applauds Vote to Block Amnesty Legislation

BRCC chief Myrtle "E.B." Dorsey lobbies for DREAM Act

Where's The Stimulus, Charlie Boy?

The Louisiana Budget: Santa Claus Won't Come

Louisiana College Experience Taking Turn for Worse

Louisiana University Grad Rate Causing Problems

Budget cuts force shift of costs to students

Delpit hiring stirs firestorm- SU faculty allege nepotism

FBI looks into fire at Islamic Center of Lafayette

Officials use campaign money for their car expenses

Public Belt Railroad board, down to just four members

Government summit calls for reduction in texting, cell use


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Tuesday, September 21, 2010

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, September 21st)

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R.I.P. Political Establishment- "Anyone with a computer is a political party"

Latest Poll: VITTER 52%, MELANCON 34%, Obama Job Approval Rating Now At 33%

Melancon defends bailout votes, lashes out at David Vitter

Generic Congressional Ballot: Republicans 48%, Democrats 38%

National Poll: 52% of Voters Say Their Views Are More Like Palin's Than Obama's

Immigration debate finds focus in DREAM Act

State eyes tax cut debate- La. could lose millions a year

EDITORIAL: Expect to see some political hardball and behind-the-scenes deals

Gov. Bobby Jindal heading to GOP meeting in Ohio

Jindal health care changes questioned

Nucor spending sidetracks other state projects

UNO coalition plans march to protest budget cuts

EDITORIAL: Don't give up on our economy

Louisiana abortion clinics sue over new law

Federal Judges' disclosures are difficult to get

Jefferson Parish Sheriff endorses Joseph Cao for Congress

The recession is over! So where's the party?


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Friday, September 17, 2010

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, September 17th)

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Why It's Time for the Tea Party- "Over half of the electorate say they favor"

The Tea Party Backlash Myth

Melancon's Tea Party Debate Dodge

Fired UNO Chancellor Tim Ryan says, 'I wouldn't play the game'

La. College law school dean laments 'constitutional illiterates"

'Louisiana way' on full display at Judge Thomas Porteous' trial

Blueprint Louisiana releases accountability report

EDITORIAL: Pastorek stresses caution

AG says St. Tammany can't buy cars for assessor's field workers

Former Tiger Star Mickey Mangham Dies

Shallow-water rig workers offered no financial relief

Federal judge sets date for trial to split blame for Gulf spill

Drill ban report disputed- Vitter called the ban a "knee-jerk reaction"

Obama Administration Admits No Economic Analysis Done Before Moratorium

EARLY VOTING STARTS SATURDAY!


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Wednesday, September 15, 2010

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, September 15th)

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BREAKING NEW FUNNY VIDEO: I'M SAMMY KERSHAW... I'M A STAR!

Sammy Kershaw's ideas are NOT Conservative

Lt. governor post sought by five Republicans, three Democrats

70% DON'T LIKE MAYOR

BREAKING NEWS! St. James Parish to be site of $2 billion iron plant

Obama Might Be Issue For Melancon

Are Bobby's berms on solid ground?

Union Power and the Christie Effect

LHA Salaries Scrutinized- "Serious Irregularities"

Sheriff's Son Booked On Drug Charges

Public Belt Railroad chief 'acted recklessly and inappropriately'

Pastorek Produces Plan

Former Louisiana Senator Ken Hollis was a true public servant

Porteous was vulnerable to blackmail, Louis Marcotte says

Foundation report says La. roads are improving

Judge says Shreveport owes $1M, but City Council didn't know

Oil industry: Nix higher offshore inspection fees

New rules slow Gulf drilling pace in shallow water


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Wednesday, September 08, 2010

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, September 8th)

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Pollster: Melancon has 8 weeks to try and upset incumbent Vitter

Study: Democratic turnout for primaries lowest in 80 years

Even liberal elites concede that Obama's Presidency is crumbling

EDITORIAL: More debt not the answer

Obama, Melancon Attempt To Launch 2nd Costly Stimulus

David Vitter endorsed by Alliance for Good Government

Jindal's office backtracks on no-endorsement statement

"Conservatives won't forget it if Jindal fails to deliver for Vitter"

Boustany urges new direction for nation

Tea Parties Push GOP

No recession here: Election spending sets records

La. school performance near bottom

Tech, ULM stave off furloughs

Order forbids Painter actions- He denies harassment

State hopes to get more FEMA money for Charity Hospital contents

Porteous' defense motions rejected; trial begins Monday

Did Weiss kill the Kingfish?


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Thursday, September 02, 2010

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, September 2nd)

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LATEST POLL: Louisiana Senate- Vitter (R) 54% Melancon (D) 33%

EDITORIAL: A Simple Election

State Budget Battles

Voters may do better next time

Streamlining work touted

Judge asks parties for arguments over tax

Mayor, Police Chief Indicted

Cao shies away from partisan debate

Two UNO protesters arrested after march

EDITORIAL: Moratorium- Silence continues

Judge refuses to toss ban suit

'Louisiana Institute of Politics' 2 Seats Still Available


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Monday, August 23, 2010

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Monday, August 23rd)

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Vitter Fundraising "Dwarfs" Melancon, Traylor

TEA PARTY TV: DOWN WITH DOWNER!

V.P. Biden Lashes Out At "Republican Tea Party"

Many More Now Following Mosque Controversy... And Don't Like It

Traylor Should be Disbarred, Say Ellingtons

Targeted Louisiana Republican Shrugs Off Lack of National Party Help

Baton Rouge: Marchers Protest Crime

Mayor hopefuls take questions from gay rights group

Taking another look at politics of moratorium

Gulf Oil Spill: Feinberg says no-sue rule was his idea

John Maginnis Joins 'Louisiana Institute of Politics' A Few Seats Left


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Saturday, August 21, 2010

 

SATURDAY EDITION (August 21st, 2010)

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MELANCON TRAILS 'UNDECIDED' IN DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY POLL

Melancon to campaign at Soul Food Academy on Tuesday

Complaint filed against Traylor- Senate candidate accused of lying

Lieutenant governor candidates face voter indecision (Wide Open Race!)

Ethics board tells lieutenant governor's brother-in-law no

Poll: Obama fares poorly, Jindal well on oil spill

EDITORIAL: Stop Moratorium's Ripple Effect

Lobbyist: Bossier fares well in legislative session

Turnout Low For Early Voting

'Louisiana Institute of Politics' A Few Seats Left (Register Now!)

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Friday, August 20, 2010

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, August 20th)

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Poll shows Vitter with lead over Melancon (Party Primary A No Contest 74% - 5%)

ROEMER IS RIGHT... BESE IS BROKEN!

Past Governors to Address Louisiana Insitute of Politics

Villere Wins More Endorsements Across State

Louisiana Education Leaders' Pay A PR Problem

3rd Congressional District candidates accentuate the conservative

State budget battle coming next year, Senate president said

EDITORIAL: High Turnover Coming Early (4th Floor)

7 arrested in probe of courts sentenced

IRS agent: Former Senator constructed web of financial deceit

N.O. is now a 'laboratory for innovation and change,' Mitch tells D.C. crowd

BP accused of withholding 'critical' spill data

Education chief on personal trip to see Sean O'Keefe in Alaska

Louisiana Institute of Politics 1st 'Campaign Academy' (Register Now!)


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Tuesday, August 17, 2010

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, August 17th)

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MELANCON LIES About Using YOUR Money For $50,000 Luxury SUV

Vitter reports more than $5 million cash on hand; Melancon at $2.2 million

Sen. David Vitter's GOP challenger musters only $42,000

SEABAUGH LEADS TURNER By 23% In Race For LA. House Dist. 5 (Shreveport)

Generic Ballot: Republican 48%, Democrat 36% (Biggest GOP Lead In Decade)

Louisiana Institute of Politics 1st 'Campaign Academy' (Register Now!)

EDITORIAL: A Welcome To Hot Seats

ELECTION YEAR TAX HIKE UNLIKELY

Regents to meet today on commissioner search

Commissioner of state Office of Alcohol and Tobacco Control resigns

TEA PARTY TV- Congressional Debate (Tonight)

NEW BOOK COMING OUT- MAD AS HELL: THE TEA PARTY MOVEMENT

A Tea Party Manifesto

Vitter Blasts Interior Department Decision on Environmental Reviews

New Gulf State Insurance Information Center Website (Click Here)

Road Home's grant calculations discriminate against black homeowners?

Police now making arrests for synthetic marijuana

More environmental review planned for oil exploration and drilling

Louisiana panel to examine oil, gas drilling rules


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Sunday, August 15, 2010

 

SUNDAY EDITION (August 15th, 2010)

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Political Horizons: State Still Avoids Cutting Jobs

HIGHER ED SALARIES OUT OF LINE

Official appointed to health position- Annual salary is $117,800

DEQ secretary names 2 to posts- Both to be paid $102,000 per year

Louisiana Institute of Politics 1st 'Campaign Academy' (REGISTER NOW!)

State Police Investigation Follows Resignation of Murphy J. Painter

FORMER SENATOR ARRESTED

Louisiana Senate race turns ugly

Wendy Vitter to keynote women's luncheon

Race For Lt. Governor: 3 Democrats Make Campaign Appeals

State preparing to move into Benson's New Orleans tower

OVER 650 NEW STATE LAWS TAKE EFFECT

Stricter sex offender laws in place today

La. cyberbullying law takes effect

EDITORIAL: Faster start for workers

White House considers early release on drilling ban


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Saturday, August 14, 2010

 

SATURDAY EDITION (August 14th, 2010)

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Vitter Receives LA Sheriffs' Association Endorsement (Goodbye Charlie!)

EARLY VOTING FOR FEDERAL ELECTIONS STARTS TODAY!

Faculty Lined Up For LA Institute of Politics 1st 'Campaign Academy'

Teacher Funds In Danger

LSU officials felt pressure to settle lawsuit

Kennedy: taxes will not fund bonds

EDWIN EDWARDS GETTING OUT OF JAIL

News Poll: 64% Think It's Wrong to Build Mosque Near Ground Zero

OBAMA MAKES CLEAR SUPPORT FOR GROUND ZERO MOSQUE

Obama to visit Xavier University for Hurricane Katrina anniversary

BP Spill Makes For Strange Bedfellows In La.

Feds: Well's not dead, more drilling needed

Jindal says Coast Guard will keep cleanup equipment

U.S. Senate candidate from South Carolina indicted

Texting-while-driving- $175 for first offense, $500 for more

MORE ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS GET DRIVER'S LICENSES

State officials processing sample New Orleans Saints license tags


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Friday, August 13, 2010

 

STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, August 13th)

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Star-Studded Lineup For Louisiana Institute of Politics 1st 'Campaign Academy'

VILLERE CALLS FOR REPEAL OF STATE INCOME TAX!

Tea Party Endorses Villere- Sees Office As "A Bully Pulpit To Lower Taxes"

Vitter slams Melancon in new Senate TV ad

MOST VOTERS SAY OBAMA, CONGRESSIONAL DEMOCRATS MORE LIBERAL THAN THEY ARE

Hunt Downer and Democratic Financing

3rd: (Only a "lifelong Republican" who is "not a career politician" can deliver)

TEA PARTY TV- Congressional Debate for Candidates in District 3

Historic Voter Volatility in This Year of Fear

"THE RACE CARD IS MAXED OUT"

Sen Landrieu urges using state money for community health clinics in NOLA

Legislative panel rejects $300,000 pay for interim higher-ed commissioner

O'KEEFE STILL CRITICAL; SON IMPROVES

La. blocked from enforcing parts of abortion law

Jindal's office had role in LSU lawsuit settlement discussion

VOTING IN U.S. HOUSE, SENATE RACES STARTS TOMORROW!

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