Friday, March 18, 2011
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, March 18th)
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Another state senator switches to GOP
Gallot presents 3 ways to redistrict
Parts of EBR likely to shift in BESE map
Former wildlife commissioner pleads innocent in landfill scheme
Jindal: Consolidate housing agencies
Layoffs slated for schools
EDITORIAL: UNO, SUNO can't stand pat
La.'s per capita debt grows
U.S. House votes to cut off federal funds for NPR
Only 20% Would Pay Higher Taxes to Reduce Deficit
Scalise challenges Obama to hoops contest to get energy answers
Federal official, Vitter spar on pending permits
Report on NOPD cites 'clear pattern' of excessive force
Developer who paid for Mayor's vacations faces ethics charges
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Labels: JINDAL, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, REMAP, SCALISE, TUCKER, VITTER
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, January 11th)
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Jindal: Expect smaller cuts
GOP gaining ground in state
State Senate - District 22 - Check Out Fred Mills!
LSU delays cutting budget
VIDEO: La. Reps. Look At Security After Giffords' Shooting
La. delegation: Politicians often targets
EDITORIAL: Blame game begins
Voters Still See Democratic Agenda As More Extreme than GOP's
EDITORIAL: Officials may need schoolin'
LA bicentennial wants every person in state to donate $1
Reporter pleads guilty in undercover sting
Oil Spill Commission report could shape industry's future
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Labels: CASSIDY, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, SCALISE, VITTER
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
LA Institute of Public Policy & Politics Offers Seminar Series
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, December 02, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, December 2nd)
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Governor Bobby Jindal: People, Work Trump Poll
The Takeaway From The New Statewide Poll Isn't That Jindal's In Trouble
EDITORIAL: Jindal Short On Answers To Budget
Louisiana Officials Criticize Obama Offshore Strategy
Jindal doesn't rule out cuts to La. schools
Kennedy discusses state budget in Lake Charles
LSU Backs Tuition Hikes
Higher education leaders present revenue plan
Republicans 36.0%, Democrats 34.7%, First GOP Lead Ever
Student-led group to bring message to Regents
Panel backs grade plan
Sheriff cited as the other man in divorce suit
SUNO administrator is running for Richmond's House seat
Supriya Jindal signing books Thursday at Metairie store
Audit: ACORN wrongly receives FEMA grant
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Labels: CASSIDY, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, POLL, SCALISE, 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
Monday, July 26, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Monday, July 26th)
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Obama Quietly Dispatches Political & Communications Aides To Gulf Coast
Gallup Poll: Democrats Suffer 8% Drop Nationwide, Independents Up 8%
Poll: 44% "Strongly" Disapprove of Obama, 58% Favor Repeal of Healthcare Law
Analysis: Stakes high for Jindal, Louisiana in oil fight
Gulf Coast lawmakers press to lift offshore drilling ban
Republican Party Primary- Deadline to change your party is tomorrow
Rep. Steve Scalise named one of 'Five Hot Freshmen on Capitol Hill'
Parish president's salary to jump almost 40 percent in 2012
EDITORIAL: Time to face crime issue
Regents cutting archive funding
State treasurer touts assets in unclaimed property program
Teen makes run for school board
Letter: Advocate Articles Unfair To Vitter
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Labels: BOUSTANY, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, OIL SPILL, POLITICS, POLL, REGENTS, SCALISE, VITTER
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, July 20th)
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BREAKING: TEA PARTY LEADERS ENDORSE, SAY VILLERE OBVIOUS CHOICE FOR LT. GOV.
Traylor's Morality Challenged- Romantic History, Lawsuit Examined
Massive Rally Against Federal Drilling Moratorium (CAJUNDOME TOMORROW 11 AM)
Finger-pointing over Deepwater Horizon explosion grows heated
Judge refuses to withdraw from drilling moratorium case
Scalise sitting on $329,000; opponents' totals not disclosed
VIDEO: Call Us When Those Racist Tea Party Folks Act Like This...
Noose lawsuit to go forward
La. Catholic churches won't allow guns
Southern University aims to protect key programs from budget cuts
Road Home money remains under federal budget pressure
LSU researchers study impacts of oil spill on people, marine life
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Labels: CATHOLIC, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, RALLY, SCALISE, TEA PARTY, TRAYLOR, VILLERE
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, December 16th)
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Landrieu Supports Health-Care Bill: (Mary Says, "I'm Ready")
MARY LANDRIEU'S NUMBERS PLUMMET IN STATEWIDE POLL: UNFAVORABLE NOW AT 50.2%
Senate rejects plan to import low-cost drugs- (Vitter For, Mary Against)
Barack Has No Deaf-ense For A (Political) Tin Ear
ONLINE POLL: 87% SAY MARY SHOULD BE RECALLED NOW
EDITORIAL: Honeycutt's Book A Must-Read
LA Tech, LSUS merger eyed
Ethics System Changes Weighed
BR area could add new House seat- Ascension, Livingston grow
State Streamlining Report Now Online (2 Members Resign)
Panel backs freedom to raise tuition
New Orleans mayoral candidates square off in first debate
Letten sues Pampy Barre in scheme to transfer assets
Porteous impeachment backed by 3 legal experts
Whitmer's firm tied to parish landfill contract
EDITORIAL: Governor Enters Dropout Fray
EDITORIAL: Hard Lessons On Job Future
Louisiana is flush with gambling options
Auto insurance rates expected to rise
Transportation panel (Downs says $750 million annually)
FEMA Rejects Livingston Claims
Rep. Scalise voices fresh doubts on global warming
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Labels: HEALTH CARE, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, SCALISE, VITTER
Wednesday, December 02, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, December 2nd)
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FURLOUGHS FOR STATE WORKERS SUPPORTED
Streamlining panel sets targets for state workforce reduction
Is 'Streamlining Commission' Joking?
STATE RETIREMENT FUNDING REVIEWED
Big government is putting a drain on public
DEAD PELICAN: Landrieu to Keynote Controversial Islamic Group
Vitter Comments on President's Afghanistan Announcement
John Kennedy: Reformer, Rebel or Self-Promoter?
Climate-change researcher resigns after disclosure of e-mails
New John Georges TV Ad Offers Biographical Sketch
Blueprint Louisiana Addresses Streamlining Government
HEALTH OVERHAUL RAISING TEMPERS
Pastorek: Data will let public see how schools are doing
Cyber education touted as key
Jindal asks for federal disaster declaration
Councilman presses parish attorney to release records
EDITORIAL: Leadership on Tim Whitmer
Jazz Trumpeter Mayfield won't run for New Orleans mayor
White House social secretary's faux pas
City Council takes ax to Mayor Ray Nagin's budget
V-Vehicle Co. officials await word on federal loan
Holden bullish on China to send delegation in April
Derrick Shepherd's sentencing postponed for the fifth time
Bill Hubbard sentencing delayed
89% SAY MARY LANDRIEU SHOULD BE RECALLED, WHAT DO YOU THINK?
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Labels: BUDGET, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, SCALISE, VITTER
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, October 20th)
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BARACK AROUND THE CLOCK
Cassidy: Landrieu critical in battle, Health-care rally draws crowd
Scalise discusses health care reform at town hall event in Slidell
Political Lagniappe: 'Only in Washington,' Gov. Jindal bemoans
FINAL RESULTS: 87% SAY OBAMA UNDESERVING OF NOBLE PEACE PRIZE
Key Obama officials hear pleas from La.
Education Trust Change Proposed (By Roemer)
HIGHER EDUCATION CUTS LOOM
Fiscally Indefensible- Higher Ed Consolidation Front & Center
La. Ethics Board Censures Judge
Kennedy offers Rx for state's high drug costs
State Retirement Plan Information Differs
Mayor: Audubon Good Fit
PROBE- Seeks documents involved in golf course lot sales
EBR Parish model for preparation
Cow? Chow? Congressman says: 'Just call me Joseph'
Tangi JP tells national audience he did nothing wrong
EDITORIAL: 'Worried' La. justice turns back time
Election for Clark's seat can be held next Oct. 2
EDITORIAL: Call to action on after-care
McCandless appointed to Airport commission
A new beginning: Jena High construction progresses well
MAYOR SURRENDERS TOWN HALL KEYS
Council To Debate Public Vehicle GPS Plan
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Labels: CASSIDY, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, MEDIA, NEWS, OBAMA, POLITICS, SCALISE
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, October 13th)
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Obama visits N.O. on Thursday
Scalise uses news conference to urge longer visit from president
La. Investigating MPERS- Documents Obtained Via Search Warrants
EDITORIAL: State budget cuts must be done thoughtfully
Bond vote stays alive- Council ties 6-6, (Police Endorse Proposal)
EDITORIAL: Higher rating boosts state
ACORN fires longtime La. chief
GOP uses ACORN to fight bank redlining law
'The Slander Slot': Richard Angelico Retires
La. juvenile justice system criticized
Lt. Gov. tours- Youth detention facility must make changes
BESE's charter school vote delayed
Official urges unified tracking system
City to face 'significant' layoffs
At City Hall, a hint of detente
'Animal Friendly' license plates provide little money
Shelley Midura Wants to Clean the Big House: OPP
Holloway announces satellite office hours
Changes recommended: Open container, happy hour restrictions
87% SAY OBAMA HAS DONE NOTHING TO DESERVE THE NOBLE PEACE PRIZE
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Labels: BUDGET, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, SCALISE
Thursday, September 03, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, September 3rd)
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EDITORIAL: Value In His Visits
LIBERAL 'ALLIANCE' CHASTISES GOVERNOR
Jindal brings $436,855 to Parish
STATE WORKER PAY ON TABLE
Official: Too many state cars- Consultant offers ideas to trim budget
Alexander says Democrats misjudged opposition
National Poll: 51% Say Congress is Too Liberal, 22% Say It's Too Conservative
Scalise says Democrats' health-care plan would worsen problems
NEW SENATE RACE VIDEO: "NO TIME CHARLIE"
Political analyst Charlie Cook to speak at Tech on Sept. 22
Judge Endorsed By Sheriff's (Serious Baggage and All)
Landrieu tabbed for Democrat education calendar
What health plan does Fleming offer his employees?
EBR BOND ON BALLOT: Proposition passes by a 9-3 margin
Pastorek: Score minimums must rise
Ethics board to interview watchdog finalists
James Carville, Mary Matalin to co-chair Super Bowl committee
La. rises from 44th to 2nd in toddler immunizations
Inside Report: Lamar-Dixon questions
McHugh Cautions Town Council
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Labels: ALEXANDER, FLEMING, JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, MELANCON, POLITICS, SCALISE, VITTER
Sunday, August 23, 2009
WEEKEND EDITION
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BERNHARD BOWS OUT OF SENATE RACE AGAINST VITTER
Melancon Still Ducking The Tough Questions, Refuses To Call Town Hall Meetings
Boustany: "They don't want to talk... They don't want to hear me"
Health Care Reform Rally Held In Metairie: 1,000 People At Obama-Care Protest
EDITORIAL: Town Maul meetings foster timid leadership
SHERIFF BREAKS THE LAW TO SPREAD WORD OF CLARK ENDORSEMENT
Fannin Skips Panel
EDITORIAL: A short fuse for budgets
Political Horizons: Shrimp problems not small
DA To Declare Mayoral Post Vacant
SU Board votes 12-2 to cut 16
EDITORIAL: Road Home still sparks debate
New director hired for coastal agency
Rebuilding N.O. still a priority, Obama says (Will Vaca On Martha's Vineyard)
EDITORIAL: Mose Jefferson's bittersweet bribery conviction
The crimefighters' family feud
Porteous witnesses take the Fifth
COMEDIAN SAYS NEW ORLEANS' STORY IS NOT BEING TOLD RIGHT
State is making plans to preserve Charity Hospital building
EDITORIAL: Obama bends on public plan
Scalise pushes plan- Criticizes Obama at meeting
WASHINGTON POST-ABC NEWS POLL: CONFIDENCE IN OBAMA SLIPPING
La.'s cost-cutting history is long and dull
PASTOREK MEETS WITH CRITICS
Mose Jefferson convicted of bribery charges
Mayoral aspirant hires big dogs for help
Louisiana Tech's rank on the rise
ULM to drop 3 majors- Targeted fields have few finish
State's coast in biologist's hands
Officials sidetrack rail aid proposal
New Media Changing The Political Landscape
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Labels: BOUSTANY, HEALTH CARE, JEFFERSON, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, SCALISE, VITTER
Tuesday, May 05, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, May 5th)
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JINDAL: REFORMER-IN-CHIEF OR POLITICAL RAINMAKER EXTRAORDINAIRE
Landrieu Cites Growing State Deficit (Lays Much of Blame on Jindal)
JINDAL'S BUDGET CALLED SHORTSIGHTED
Mitch Landrieu talks mayor's race, but noncommittal
Jindal's top priorities: Saving chicken plant?
Checking Jindal's Pulse
JINDAL SUPPORTS RAISING HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION
Jindal Hits The Road Again
LEGISLATIVE SPENDING UP $2 MILLION!
In Case You Thought The Pork Projects Were Gone: They are back!
Nongovernmental organizations lobby
EDITORIAL: Budget Crisis From Tax Cuts
State calls off plans for cargo airport
Tax amnesty bill clears House panel
SCALISE WANTS INVESTIGATION EXPEDITED
Vitter Stands By FEMA Blockade
NAACP seeks recall of tax assessor
EDITORIAL: Low Completers
Nagin's record ensures voters will be looking for change at the top
Man Gets 4 Years In Death Of Klan Recruit
Police Jury votes 6-3 to block same-sex marriage resolution
SWINE FLU Q&A
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Labels: BUDGET, JINDAL, KKK, LANDRIEU, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, NAGIN, POLITICS, SCALISE, VITTER
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (NEW YEAR'S EVE 2008)
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Bobby Jindal's Popularity Will Plummet, Too
PERCEPTION AND REALITY IN LOUISIANA POLITICS
Governor's Plan Would Cut $341 Million- "Scaling Back On BlackBerries"
Jindal Budget Cuts: 1st Step To "Right-Size State Government"
Higher Education Escapes Major Cut
CENSUS: LOUISIANA LAST IN POPULATION GROWTH
The Advocate's "2008 Top Ten Stories"
2008: Acadiana Looks Back At A Year Of Change
Shreveport Times: Shale, GM Among Top Stories For '08
Scalise Foe Shelled Out Nearly $2 Million In Losing Effort
Outgoing U.S. Rep. William Jefferson moves closer to trial
Business Group Pushes to Keep Secret Union Ballots
EDITORIAL: Pennington Biomedical Research Center Needs Help
Inside Report: Trend Drives Policy Ideas
Jena Six figure Bell Sent To Shreveport Hospital
150 Rally At Islamic Center Of BR
New Orleans area extra taxi fees not falling with gasoline prices
DriveBy Politics (COMING JANUARY 2009!!!)
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Labels: BUDGET, JEFFERSON, JENA, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, SCALISE
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, May 05, 2008
STORIES FROM TODAY & THE WEEKEND
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Analyst: Democrat's Win In Louisiana Could Be False Hope
No Rest For Democrats After Cazayoux Win
Cazayoux Wins 6th District (Also Elected Democratic National Superdelegate)
ELECTION RETURNS BY PARISH AND PRECINCT (CLICK HERE)
Congressional Hopeful To Address Breakfast Group
Breaux-Lott Firm Thriving
EDITORIAL: IF NOT OBAMA, A REBELLION?
Proposed Cuts Lead To Budget Limbo
EDITORIAL: Stay Flexible On Ethics-Reform Laws
The Real 'One Baton Rouge': EBRP Metro Police
EDITORIAL: Official State Editorial
Scalise Easily Takes 1st District
John McCain and Louisiana
EDITORIAL: Vetting Legislative Largesse
From Income Tax To Guns, Controversy Fills Session
LEGISLATORS DISRESPECT VOTERS
Oblique Pay Raise For Our Legislators
Give Ethics Laws Chance To Work
Pampy Still Nibbling At City's Image
EDITORIAL: Road Home Debacle, Learn From It
Less Sex In The City
EDITORIAL: We Are Open For Business
Jindal Touts La. To U.S. Media
Governor Jindal Warns Lawmakers About Pork Barrel Projects
EDITORIAL: Jindal Poised For A Misstep On Records
Jindal Says Turning Down Veep Job Is 'Presumptuous'
LABI ENDORSES SUPREME COURT CANDIDATE
Nagin, Landrieu, 4 Others Vie To Be Superdelegate
Attorney Castigates NAACP Leader
Business Owners Worth Hearing On Legal Climate
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Labels: CAZAYOUX, CONGRESS, GORMAN, GOVERNOR, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL, SCALISE, WOODY JENKINS
