Thursday, September 09, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, September 9th)
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Fayard, Villere Gain in Latest Lt. Governor Poll
State's second in command wears many hats
Latest Poll: Obama In Free Fall- Approval Index rating lowest yet recorded
First 'Campaign Academy' Session A Huge Success
NFL fans getting rare treat with season opener
Cao and Richmond debate 2nd District needs
Jindal Talks Debt At Casino
EPA opposes Jindal berms
Mayor Holden To Try Tax Vote Again
Council members say Holden not forthcoming with answers
Pastorek to repay state for misuse of car by RSD superintendent
Probe sought into Police Jury activities
State's doctors hit with demands
State rep. among first lady Michelle Obama's invited guests
Feds Claim Authority to Impose St. Helena Tax
BP report 'faults' itself, others for oil spill
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Labels: DARDENNE, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, POLL, SAINTS, VILLERE, VITTER
Tuesday, September 07, 2010
STORIES FROM TODAY & LABOR DAY
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LOUISIANA INSTITUTE OF POLITICS FEATURES FORMER GOVERNORS (TONIGHT)
The Curious Campaign Of Hunt Downer
Scalise criticizes President Barack Obama for policies in both gulfs
Boustany joins in call for Salazar to speed up shallow-water drilling
William Jefferson's appeal is extended again
Darnell leads Willard-Lewis in fundraising for 2nd District Senate seat
EDITORIAL: La. education again gets reform points, but lags in results
Taylor Mathews performs tonight on 'America's Got Talent' on NBC
EDITORIAL: The Saints Are Coming
EDITORIAL: Blessings of work
The enduring mystery of who killed Huey P. Long
Campaign proposed against baggy pants
Louisiana state parks join geocaching craze
Tax-free weekend drives sales up
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Labels: BOUSTANY, DOWNER, FOSTER, LANDRY, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, ROEMER, SAINTS, SCALISE
Sunday, July 04, 2010
JULY 4TH WEEKEND STORIES
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Life, Liberty and Thoughts About Both (HAPPY 4TH OF JULY!)
EDITORIAL: A People's Revolution
TEA PARTY OF LA. 'LIFT THE MORATORIUM' TOWN HALL MEETING (CASSIDY)
460 White House employees are paid a combined $38.7 million in salary
LATEST POLL: OBAMA APPROVAL LOWEST YET!
Public officials spend money in an extravagant, irresponsible way
State Treasurer Warns Of Funding Problem
Colleges to raise tuition, State schools plan 10 percent increase
New law expected to mean savings ("Retire-Rehire" provision changed)
GOVERNMENT WORKERS' JOB SECURITY FADES
Legislative auditor to get $171,893 pay
Jindal says oil spill should be combated like a war
EDITORIAL: Obama needs to move quickly on coastal recovery
EDITORIAL: Voters, seize ownership of election season
EDITORIAL: With Pelosi on the job, there's no need to work
New Orleans Saints license plates coming
THAT BLUE DOG DON'T HUNT (DOWNER)
Gov. Jindal strips items from construction budget
Election called to find Waddell's replacement
Slavant to run for Alexander's 5th District seat
Landrieu bypassed for chairman (Despite seniority on the panel)
FBI HITS CITY HALL
Reactive government is the problem
NOLA post-Katrina population still growing, but at slower rate
EDITORIAL: Grambling, Time for change
LA Rally Against Federal Drilling Moratorium (Cajundome 7/21)
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Labels: BUDGET, JINDAL, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, OIL SPILL, POLITICS, POLL, SAINTS, TEA PARTY
Monday, June 28, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Monday, June 28th)
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Politics keeping New Orleans Saints from the White House?
Rainwater steps in as top state financial advisor
HUNT DOWNER TAPPED AS CHIEF LOBBYIST
NEW VIDEO: Spending PSA - A Message from your Government (Parody)
Dunn leaves museum- State Rep. Waddell is expected to succeed him
CASSIDY: Gulf Spill Shouldn't End Offshore Drilling
Clausen replacement search gearing up
EDITORIAL: When budgets aren't fun anymore
Limitations upset Ethics Board members
South Carolina: Outlier or National Precursor?
AMERICANS RELATE TO FOUNDERS, NOT PROGRESSIVES
Businesses affected by spill should not face obstacles from SBA
Oil Spill's emotional toll quietly mounts
Breaking News: West Virginia Sen. Robert Byrd dead at 92
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Labels: CASSIDY, DOWNER, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, OIL SPILL, POLITICS, SAINTS, VILLERE
Thursday, February 11, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, February 11th)
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EDITORIAL: Listen Up, D.C.- 'Louisiana Way' Is The Right Way
Suite Among D.C. Mardi Gras (Taxpayer Paid) Expenses
MUST WATCH VIDEO FOR ALL CITIZENS OF THE WHO DAT NATION!
Billions In Cuts Expected This Year
University of Louisiana System Colleges To Raise Standards
Martin: LSU, Expect Higher Tuition, Fewer Programs
Community colleges OK cuts, layoff plan
BILL CASSIDY: HOW DEMOCRATS CAN WIN HEALTH REFORM
Budget to revise delivery of mental health services
Planning process for new hospitals challenged
Charity hospitals get one-year reprieve in state budget
SAINTS FLAG TO FLY OVER INDIANA CAPITOL
Saints Super Bowl parade drew epic crowds
Mayor-elect Mitch Landrieu plays second fiddle, for now
LANDRIEU IS TALKING TRANSITION
EDITORIAL: Here's wishing N.O. mayor well
Ag commissioner optimistic despite tough economic times
Odom Trial Rescheduled For April 26
Dardenne recommends May election for House race(s)
Professor's lawsuit asserts right to speak out on corps error
Budget cuts would violate civil rights, lawsuit says
OBAMA, BLACK LEADERS MEET
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Labels: JINDAL, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, SAINTS
Tuesday, February 09, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, February 9th)
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KELLER BLASTS TEA PARTY MOVEMENT AS "CRANKS" & "EXTREMISTS"
Mitch Landrieu To Stay Until May- Jindal Plans To Abolish Lt. Governor Post
N.O. convention bureau chief favors new status for state tourism office
BESE Member (Chas Roemer) Says Board Broken, Too Political
VITTER GAINING GROUND IN RE-ELECTION RACE, ANALYSTS SAY
N.O. Saints Parade To Be Televised Live In BR (Coverage Begins At 6PM)
Shreveport mayor wants Saints parade to come here
SENATOR CROWE PROPOSES WHO DAT NATION LICENSE PLATES
3 representatives competing for speaker pro tempore seat
Education panel balks at teacher salary hike
Voters cast their ballots for unity
Inmate Freed By Edwards Asks Obama To Release Him Early
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Labels: LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, SAINTS
Monday, February 08, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Monday, February 8th)
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WHO DAT? NOBODY! Super Bowl XLIV Photo Gallery
3 shot, hurt in French Quarter Bowl celebration
Mayor-elect Landrieu says top priority is making streets safe
Demographer Greg Rigamer's Analysis Of New Orleans Races
IT'S BOOM-TIME FOR PUBLIC EMPLOYEES
Latest Polls on Obama Health Care Plan (The People Say No!)
"Governor, This Is Trouble"
Analysis: Very slow job growth may be ahead for Louisiana
CHAS ROEMER TO ADDRESS PRESS CLUB TODAY
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Labels: LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, ROEMER, SAINTS
Sunday, February 07, 2010
SUPER BOWL SPECIAL: WEEKEND STORIES
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EDITORIAL: New Orleans Saints and Fans, Let's Finish Strong
Mitch Landrieu claims New Orleans mayor's office in a landslide
FOR ALL THE NEW ORLEANS VOTE RETURNS CLICK HERE
Arnie Fielkow, Jackie Clarkson elected to NOLA City Council at-large
City Council a mix of new, familiar faces (5 OF 7 WILL BE WHITE)
Black, White Matchup In Runoff For Single Assessor Post
Karen Carter Peterson takes 5th District state Senate seat
PALIN GOES AFTER OBAMA AT TEA PARTY CONVENTION
GOP will try to hang Obama around Melancon's neck- Big surprise?
43% STRONGLY DISAPPROVE OF OBAMA'S JOB PERFORMANCE IN OFFICE
Political maneuvering led to creation of Saints
Ethics in the Louisiana Legislature? That's a laugh
CHAS ROEMER TO ADDRESS PRESS CLUB ON MONDAY
"Tea Party" Activists Agree: Government Too Big, Spending Out Of Control...
Why Are Liberals So Condescending?
Saints, parades overshadow New Orleans mayor race
Officials split on tapping stimulus funds
GOV. JINDAL'S TRANSPORTATION SECRETARY RESIGNS
Contractors group criticizes bid law
Higher education overhaul report prepared for legislature
EDITORIAL: Higher-ed panel right to push restructuring
Jindal, Lombardi differ on fairness
3000 show for Shreveport Who Dat! pep rally
Mayor Norris gets ninth term unopposed
Broussard's ex-wife fired from Jefferson Parish job
Feds investigating some records involving St. Bernard
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Labels: ELECTIONS, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, NEW ORLEANS, OBAMA, POLITICS, POLL, SAINTS
Friday, February 05, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, February 5th)
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Mary Landrieu defends $300 million deal (She still doesn't get it!)
CHAS ROEMER TO ADDRESS PRESS CLUB ON MONDAY
EDITORIAL: Civil Service Board needs to get perspective on pay raise
TERRELL SAYS IT IS TIME TO ABOLISH LT. GOVERNOR POST
Vitter Leads 52 Members of Congress Signing No Cost Stimulus Letter
(Black) Mayoral candidates frustrated in quest for endorsements
Mitch Landrieu targeted by rivals in televised forum
Lawmakers angry about I-10 contract
Panel urges streamlining of college governance boards
Struggling public schools need more management flexibility
Lawyer Foote nominated for federal judgeship
Lawmakers look at options
Nagin headed to Super Bowl XLIV on taxpayers' dime
WHO DAT RALLY!
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Labels: JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, MELANCON, NAGIN, NEW ORLEANS, POLITICS, ROEMER, SAINTS, VITTER, WHODAT
Thursday, February 04, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, February 4th)
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State Civil Service Pay Plan Revised (How About No Pay Raises For Anybody?)
83% Blame Deficit on Politicians' Unwillingness To Cut Spending
Lawmakers say spend incentive dollars, or lose them
EDITORIAL: DOES LOUISIANA REALLY NEED A LT. GOVERNOR?
Vitter Driving The Democrats Crazy
HOW EMBARRASSING! NOBODY SHOWED UP FOR CHARLIE BOY'S WHO DAT RALLY
Brees voted FedEx Air NFL Players of the Year
Beads & Balls: New Orleans Fills Up For Super Bowl
Who Dat! rally set for downtown Shreveport
EDITORIAL: Bipartisan Anger At NFL
Targeted oil, gas incentives defended- (Angelle criticizes White House)
College leaders want tuition change
NEW ORLEANS MAYORAL WAR CHESTS FILL UP IN FINAL CRESCENDO
Mayoral debate unleashes plenty of barbs for absentee candidate Mitch Landrieu
Williams gets endorsement of Mary Landrieu (Swap For Mitch?)
EDITORIAL: Obama's Promises Of Prudence Go Unmet
Jindal has seen V-Vehicle model
Broussard's ex-wife's work history with Parish under review
City of New Orleans considers demolishing the World Trade Center
NOLA Political Insider "Hippo" Katz Dead At 73
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Labels: BREES, BUDGET, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, POLL, SAINTS, VITTER
Sunday, January 31, 2010
SUNDAY EDITION (Sunday, January 31st, 2010)
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SHOULD THE OFFICE OF LT. GOVERNOR BE ABOLISHED?
Political Horizons: Jindal Eyes The No. 2 Man
Inside Politics: Legislator Raps Jindal Proposal
POLL RESULTS: NEARLY 90% SAY MARY LANDRIEU SHOULD RESIGN
Climate Bill Would "Devastate" Oil Industry
Washington Watch: Alexander has strong priorities
LA Democrats To Hold Closed Meetings To Discuss Party Finances
Democrats: State Should Sue To Protect 'Who Dat' (Follow Vitter's Lead)
EDITORIAL: NFL Can't Take 'Dat'
Jefferson Parish Council gang that couldn't legislate straight
New Orleans mayoral campaign a-twitter with new technology
Jindal Aide Leaving
Revenue, Treasury department cuts being felt
Funds Used Beyond Campaigns
Press Club to hear Strain on Monday
EDITORIAL: Pay Attention To Redistricting
2010 Census could be costly for Louisiana
Louisiana Political Hall of Fame Inducts Six
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Labels: LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, POLL, SAINTS, WHODAT
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Saints Special Saturday Edition
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WHO DAT NATION 1, NFL 0 (VITTER SACKS NFL!)
Vitter Sends Letter to NFL Commissioner on "Who Dat" Controversy
TIMES PICAYUNE EDITORIAL: Who Dat Saw The Light?
Melancon's fourth quarter falls short
State Democrats expected to pick new chairman today
EDITORIAL: 1,400 Jobs Are At Stake
Senator Seeks Funding Freedom
'NOTHING REALLY CHANGED'
LA House members begin filing bills for March 29 session
LSU Board approves pact to close EKL hospital
NEW PROBE INTO NEW ORLEANS CITY HALL
More than 10,000 early votes for New Orleans mayor
Rodrigue artwork lauds Saints, helps United Way
EDITORIAL: Mose Jefferson corruption deserved stiff sentence
Two lawyers who paid Judge surrender their licenses
MARY, MARY STILL QUITE CONTRARY!
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Labels: BUDGET, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, MELANCON, POLITICS, SAINTS, VITTER
Friday, January 29, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, January 29th)
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VOTE FOR DREW BREES NFL PLAYER OF THE YEAR (CLICK HERE)
Never Too Early: Roemer For Senate
The Proof's In The Poll Results
LANDRIEU TAKES SWIPE AT OBAMA
Sen. Mary Landrieu Says Health Care Overhaul 'Still Has A Pulse'
O'Keefe Released, Ordered to Live With Parents
Activists sought to expose failings of Sen. Mary Landrieu's staff
Who Dat belongs to the ages, not the NFL
SAINTS PARADE WILL BE HELD FEB.9 (WIN OR LOSE)
Jim Letten secure in post as U.S. attorney, Sen. David Vitter reports
EDITORIAL: Obama gives a welcome nod to gas, oil and nuclear energy
Cassidy, Speier Back President's Call For Earmark Transparency
EDITORIAL: La. settles its Medicaid debts
4 Panels Fail To Find Road Funds
Spending Plan Hits Wall
Hurricane recovery money allocation for economic development endorsed
Mose Jefferson sentenced to 10 years in prison
Pastorek draws fire for absence
Putnam named Miracle Maker Award winner
EDITORIAL: Congress, kick Judge Thomas Porteous out
Broussard boosted Jefferson Parish attorney salary 50%
MARY, MARY STILL QUITE CONTRARY!
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Labels: JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, SAINTS, VITTER
Thursday, January 28, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, January 28th)
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WHO OWNS "WHO DAT?" (THE PEOPLE OF LOUISIANA VS. THE NFL)
One Year Later... Where Is The Economic 'Stimulus,' Charlie Melancon?
State of the Union speech leaves LA's delegation largely dissatisfied
Vitter: "The Message From People Across America Has Been Clear And Consistent"
Cassidy: Obama "Proved He Is Not" Listening
"THE GOOGLE ELECTORATE"- Backroom Health Care Deals Fuel Voter Anger
Jindal says job of lt. governor could be eliminated (It Should Be Abolished)
John Georges and Mitch Landrieu lead mayoral campaign money collections
Regents cut programs; LSU vows to fight decision
Government streamlining report reviewed by Louisiana legislators
Phone-tampering attempt looks like a dumb stunt
WHO DAT? GATE- Political Prank Or Espionage?
EDITORIAL: State education gets some nice highs and significant low marks
PAR: Ethics reform flawed
Louisiana awarded $474.7 million in Charity Hospital dispute
Residents criticize Jefferson Council- "Took turns blasting the council"
Porteous impeachment question likely to be handled promptly by House
State Tax Amnesty Program Yields $460 Million
TAKE THE DEAD PELICAN POLL ON MARY LANDRIEU
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Labels: CASSIDY, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, SAINTS, STATE OF THE UNION, VITTER
Monday, January 18, 2010
'M.L.K. DAY' SPECIAL: STORIES FROM SUNDAY & TODAY
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Poll shows growing disappointment, polarization over Obama's performance
The Backlash Is Coming! The Backlash Is Coming!
AP: DEMOCRATS FACING ANGRY 2010 ELECTORATE
Voters Powerless To Recall Landrieu (Dardenne and Caldwell Say So)
Melancon To Speak At Martin Luther King Event
Washington Watch: Cassidy- "This Is The Epitome Of The Backroom"
BRETT FAVRE: 'SECRETLY, I'M A SAINTS FAN'
EDITORIAL: Race To The Cash
Board to ease LEAP rules
State Hospital loses 25 jobs in budget cuts (Services Not Affected)
Agricultural centers deal with cuts
Governor Jindal: 'We're Going To Tighten The Belt On Government'
Jindal Ranked No. 2 Among Tweeters (Has Nearly 40,000 Followers)
Panel: La. must raise graduation rates
One board could govern state universities
EDITORIAL: The Cuts At UL Finally Hit Bone
EDITORIAL: Breaking the ice on collaboration
Some storm aid may be available for other purposes
Jefferson Parish Doesn't Even Fake Open Government
Broussard quits his job, but saves his pension
Parish School Board to weigh insurance fee disclosure
Rep. Hunter Greene Ponders Legislative Auditor's Position
EDITORIAL: Setting A Judicial Example
Saints 'Black Out' Cards 45-14, One Word: WOW!
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Labels: CAMPAIGN, ELECTIONS, HEALTH CARE, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, MELANCON, OBAMA, POLITICS, SAINTS
Friday, January 15, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, January 15th)
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VP Biden In NOLA Today- Obama's Job Rating Here "About As Bad As It Can Get"
Jack Cafferty Rips Obama on Failed Openness Pledge: 'Just Another Lie'
CASSIDY: Two Wrongs Make A Wrong
Politicians March In With Saints Tickets
Jindal: 2 years into term, priorities are jobs, jobs and jobs
Governor Rejects Changes To Pay
LSU sends 1-year notices- 300 instructors could lose jobs
EDITORIAL: (Higher Ed) At The Edge Of The Cliff
INSIDE REPORT
Top School District Won't 'Race To Top'- (Only 3 of the top 15 will)
Education Week ranks Louisiana 27th
EDITORIAL: Assessment reflects Louisiana's vow to improve schools
LDWF takes steps to reduce expenses
PSC defers decision on rate increase
Witness Implicates Thompson- Kept record of personal work for former boss
LABI leader reviews long list of challenges facing business
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Labels: BUDGET, CASSIDY, HEALTH CARE, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, LSU, OBAMA, POLITICS, SAINTS
Saturday, December 19, 2009
SATURDAY STORIES (December 19th)
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Happiest States Are Conservative, More Rural, Least Taxed and Warmer (LA #1)
Saints' 13-0 record unites hurricane-hit New Orleans (Dallas Game: 7:20 Tonight)
GOP threatens read-a-thon to delay health bill
New Poll: Just 34% Say Passing Health Care Bill is Better Than Passing Nothing
Jindal gets 30 days to balance budget
Governor Jindal pushes performance-based pay
'Substantial' cooperation in case against Bill Jefferson cited at hearing
'Honest services' fraud charge trimmed from indictments of Mose Jefferson
Sen. Julie Quinn: Judge Joan Benge thwarted campaign for Jefferson Council
Whitmer's brokers made money off six parish contractors
Nagin budget cuts 'make no sense,' City Council statement says
Shaw founder's pay on upswing
EDITORIAL: Judge Thomas Porteous has the facts and the law against him
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Labels: HEALTH CARE, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, NEW ORLEANS, NEWS, OBAMA, POLITICS, POLL, SAINTS
Thursday, December 03, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, December 3rd)
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Saints Give Entire State Boost
POLL: OVER 13,000 WANT MARY GONE (EMAIL HER & TELL HER WHY)
Tim Coulon resigns from Superdome Commission amid insurance scandal
STATE RETIREMENT SYSTEM DEBT GROWS $4.8B
Inside Report: La. Road, Bridge Picture Bleaker
La. public school teachers pay still at regional average
Ethics Panel Criticized
Report: Quarter of La. children live in poverty
Report: Food stamp rolls have grown in La.
Parish event accentuates progress, not scandal
Newspaper sues Jefferson Parish for insurance records
'FACT-FINDING' PROBE OR 'KANGAROO COURT'
Good government coalition wants candidates to sign reform pledge
Vitter attempts to bar restrictions on mammograms
Son of Uptown minister to challenge Head for City Council seat
One housing director pleads guilty, another suspended
DEFENSE AGENCY OFFERS $40K PRIZE TO FIND RED BALLOONS
Ex-SU chief criticized, Witness: Slaughter misused foundation funds
White House: Social secretary Desiree Rogers will not testify
Internet child pornography measures being prepared for legislation
Climate-change advisers grilled over hacked e-mail
New TV Ad Offers Biographical Sketch
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Labels: BUDGET, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, SAINTS, SUPERDOME, VITTER
