Friday, August 28, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, August 28th)
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Democrat Melancon Says He'll Challenge Vitter (Welcome To The SEC!)
DA Asks For Investigation Of Sheriff (Public Funds In Judge Endorsement)
Sen. Mary Landrieu's health care town hall meeting gets raucous
Landrieu's health care town hall- Coverage as Meeting Unfolded
NEW POLL SHOWS 2/3 OF LA. VOTERS OPPOSE OBAMA ON HEALTH-CARE
Front-page Times-Picayune editorial calls for presidential visit
Health care legislation should be rewritten
FENSTERMAKER, DONAHUE NEW BLUEPRINT LOUISIANA LEADERS
Jindal appointees to lead LSU board
GOVERNOR JINDAL: OPEN ETHICS-PANEL INTERVIEWS
Jindal officials help break thorny impasse- LSU, Tulane approve pact
EDITORIAL: (LSU) The Bottom Of The Top
LSU System OKs reduced budget
Inside Report: Louisiana still lagging in education
State employee arrested in theft, malfeasance case
EDITORIAL: Local effort recognized for high-tech health care
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Labels: ELECTIONS, HEALTH CARE, JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, MELANCON, POLITICS, SENATE, VITTER
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, July 29th)
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JINDAL CONTINUES LOUISIANA TOUR
La. Sen. Vitter says he'll vote against Sotomayor
STORMY DANIELS ARRESTED
Pelosi America's best-known and least-liked leader
INSIDE REPORT
Shreveport council walks out on mayor
EDITORIAL: LSU- Let us hope party's over
EDITORIAL: Holding on to educational standards in Louisiana
New statute of limitations hindering ethics probes
Insurance chief's privacy claims rejected
MAYOR FIGHTS NEW LAW
Former La. film official to be sentenced
Jury in Jefferson bribery trial expected to get case
Ex-trainer pleads guilty in Angola scheme
CONTRACT MISMANAGED, MISSING COMPUTERS TOO!
Agencies get funding for 88 police officers
POLICE CHIEF SON ARRESTED FOR DEALING DRUGS
Strain: Fill plates with state's bounty
"I am publicly asking you to resign as president"
Study: La. 49th in child welfare
EDITORIAL: Mayor Ray Nagin and Ciber Inc.'s sweet deal
Council Votes Down Nagin City Hall Plan
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Labels: EDUCATION, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, LSU, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL, SENATE, VITTER
Sunday, June 14, 2009
SPECIAL WEEKEND EDITION
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EDITORIAL: Louisiana's Former Governors Do An Intervention With Bobby
In latest legislative maneuver, Senate president foils House
Projects At Stake In Battle Of Budget
DESPITE LEAN YEAR, FAT STAYS IN STATE'S BUDGET
State budget leaves some agencies with empty purse
EDITORIAL: Memo To Jindal- Education spending is an investement in LA
EDITORIAL: Legislators Leave Decisions To Governor
Landrieu Takes Jabs At Traveling Jindal
"TUCKER COMMISSION" TO STUDY HIGHER ED
Jindal's Backers Form Federal PAC To Tout Presidential Run
Union attacking Vitter, targeting supporters
Adley: Bill Isn't 'Dead,' Just Deferred
Governor, House Seize Moment
Senate panel approves change in ethics rule for meals
COLD CASH COMMON KNOWLEDGE
Ex-Congressman William Jefferson's accuser Lori Mody will be heard
Memorial Tuesday at Old State Capitol for Mike Baer
CHABERT ANNOUNCES
'Drive By Politics' with Speaker of the House Jim Tucker
Southern U. prepares to cut 100 positions
EDITORIAL: (HIGHER ED) Not Just Jobs, But A Future
Pork funds still at issue- 'Pet projects' spark debate
EDITORIAL: 'The Commissioner' highlights role of local journalism
Governor expected to announce new employer for Ouachita Parish Tuesday
EDITORIAL: DA Leon Cannizzaro makes a bad hiring decision
Thieves steal N.O. police cars
EDITORIAL: Take Politics Out Of State Blog- It's Clearly "Propaganda"
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Labels: JINDAL, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, PORK, PRESIDENTIAL, ROEMER, SENATE, TUCKER, VITTER
Friday, June 05, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, June 5th)
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La. Senate To Debate $28B Budget Today
LSU Chancellor says 1,900 job cuts possible
CONTACT YOUR SENATOR NOW AND ASK THEM TO 'FULLY FUND LSU'
Jindal Favors Raises For State Workers
GOVERNOR JINDAL GETS THE "OLYMPIC GOLD" FOR HIPOCRISY
Governor Backs Six Tax Break Proposals (Crawfish Bait?)
Easier Diploma Track Advances (Over Roemer Opposition)
ADVOCATE POLITICS BLOG: Today at the Legislature
Differences in film incentive proposals stand out
SCHOOL BOARDS REP ACCUSED OF 'THREATS'
Road Funds Get Support- House backs $765 million over five years
House OKs fee- Lawmakers ignore Jindal's opposition
New clinic- $18 million facility officially opens
TIMES PICAYUNE: BRIEFING BOOK
Tax credit for natural gas cars moves to Senate
Dentist board gets deadline to enact rules for school dentistry
State targets underage drinking on the water
Governments to meet on Guide project
EDITORIAL: Interesting times for Shreveport plant
Corruption trial judge outlines procedures
STOP THE $100 MILLION PER YEAR TAX INCREASE
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Labels: BUDGET, JINDAL, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, LSU, POLITICS, SENATE, SESSION
Monday, April 06, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Monday, April 6th)
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B.R. Senate Race a Setback for Jindal
JINDAL, McCOLLISTER CANDIDATE CRUSHED IN RACE FOR SENATE!
Bobby Jindal: The Burden Of Bad Advice And Selfish Friends
Jindal's Top Donors Have Access To Power & Millions In State Work
JOIN CATEGORY 5 COMMUNICATIONS ON FACEBOOK
Jindal's Pay-To-Play Plan
POLL: OVER 70 % SAY JINDAL SPENDING TOO MUCH TIME OUT OF STATE
Analysis: Budget Cuts Prompt Consolidation Talks
EDITORIAL: Supporting Budget Change
PSC RACE: Holloway Carries 10 Parishes, McPherson 4, Pinac 2
Mayor Randy Roach Elected to Third Term
EDITORIAL: LaBruzzo's Welfare Fixation
Mayor To Visit China
FOR THE OFFICIAL STATEWIDE ELECTION RETURNS (CLICK HERE)
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Labels: CATEGORY 5, DOMINGUE, HOLLOWAY, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, SENATE
Sunday, April 05, 2009
SUNDAY SPECIAL: POST-ELECTION EDITION
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JINDAL, McCOLLISTER CANDIDATE CRUSHED IN RACE FOR SENATE! MESSAGE SENT!!!
Claitor Wins!
Domingue Gains Only 34% Of Vote
DEEP POCKETS: JINDAL'S TOP DONORS HAVE ACCESS TO POWER & MILLIONS IN STATE WORK
Jindal's Pay-To-Play Plan
Waddell To Keep Up Battle For Governor's Office Records
HOLLOWAY LEADS McPHERSON IN TIGHT RACE
Cynthia Lee-Sheng coasts to victory in Jefferson Council race
Guillory, Cravins In Runoff For Senate Seat (District 24)
Brossett, Doucette will square off in House District 97 runoff
EDITORIAL: La. Property Taxes Are Lowest In Nation
Political Horizons: It's time for tough decisions
Economic Fund Under Gun
EDITORIAL: A MODEST PROPOSAL FOR ARTS FUNDING
Bills for legislative session begin to mount
EDITORIAL: Mayor Nagin's stony silence on Home Depot and Stone Age
Jefferson trials may require a score card
Kudos for Cao
STATE GOVERNMENT E-MAIL PRIVACY BILL
Ethics Board Updates Web Site
FOR ALL THE OFFICIAL ELECTION RETURNS (CLICK HERE)
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Labels: CLAITOR, HOLLOWAY, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, PSC, SENATE
Friday, April 03, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, April 3rd)
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What's On Saturday's Ballot? ELECTION TOMORROW, Please Remember To Vote!
U.S. Senate, House Approve $3,500,000,000 Budget
LANDRIEU OBJECTS TO JINDAL BUDGET CUTS
Louisiana Gov. Jindal's Honeymoon Is On A Vacation
CUTS WOULD HIT LSU HARD! 400 layoffs, research endangered
Jindal Staff Desperately, Poorly Try To Justify Bribery Fund
Bobby Jindal: Pilgrim's Deal Remains A Go
(DARDENNE)- No statewide election funds budgeted
Governor Jindal: Louisiana Fundraiser In Chief
VITTER RAISES OVER $700,000 IN LAST 3 MONTHS, Has $2,500,000 Cash On Hand
Rep. John LaBruzzo's welfare drug-test bill an ECHO OF DAVID DUKE
Bob Odom Cleared Of All Charges
Slaughter files lawsuit (SAYS JINDAL GAVE "MARCHING ORDERS")
Auditors Look Into LA Workers' Overtime Pay
EDITORIAL: Merit pay is on the table
Mayor needs no 'conspiracy' to look bad
Nagin's memory of Hawaii trip comes into focus
COURT RULES AGAINST SUPREMACISTS IN CASE PROMPTED BY 'JENA 6'
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Labels: CAMPAIGN, DARDENNE, DOMINGUE, DUKE, ELECTIONS, JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, SENATE, VITTER
Thursday, April 02, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, April 2nd)
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THE TRUTH, THE WHOLE TRUTH, AND NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH!
Domingue Recipient Of (Another) Illegal Contribution
INSIDE REPORT: National Media Taking Note Of Jindal 'Exorcism' Tale
Chicken, Syrup Deals Raise Ire- (Strain Wants State Surplus To Pay Off His Debt)
Survey: Residents Favor Budget Cuts
LOUISIANA PAID $4,000,000 TO GOLF COURSE FOR UNPLAYED ROUNDS
Nail in the Coffin?- Protesters Stage Jazz Funeral For Arts Programs
LAWMAKERS QUESTION PAY RAISE MONEY
Jindal's directive hits profitable agency- Budget cuts mean layoffs
New Health Plans Drawing Criticism
LEGISLATURE NOTES: There's no talk of third special session so far
LSU Plans Internal Changes
Vitter Introduces Health Care Amendments to Budget Resolution
EDITORIAL: Enforce Laws Along Border And In U.S.
Energy Bill Called Bad For State
Former Rep. William Jefferson is one of a growing cast of characters
Mose Jefferson blames publicity from his brother's case
HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION BILL UP FOR DISCUSSION
Justice tempore named to fill Chet's empty seat
CRIME BIG PROBLEM FOR LOUISIANA TOURISM INDUSTRY
Bill bans holding phones, driving
Smokers Feel The Heat From Fed Tax Hike
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Labels: CAMPAIGN, DOMINGUE, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, SENATE
Saturday, March 14, 2009
VERY SPECIAL SATURDAY EDITION
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JINDAL'S BAD YEAR ABOUT TO GET WORSE- "Came Out Looking Politically Clueless"
DOMINGUE SHOULD HAVE PLEAD THE FIFTH- RESPONSES TOTALLY BOGUS
Jindal To Raise Money In Boston Next Month
Gov. Bobby Jindal Unveils $26.7 Billion Budget Proposal (Only Cuts 300 Jobs)
Bobby Jindal Is Consistent In His Inconsistency
Jindal Budget Includes $666 Million In Stimulus Money
Transparency Suggested (Exceptions In Governor's Office Cited)
PERKINS ANNOUNCES SUPPORT FOR VITTER
Anderson Cooper to anchor '360' from New Orleans
NEW PSC POLL: McPherson 41%, Holloway 33%, Pinac 14%
Foil Has Plan To Set Up Panel On La. Constitution
State GOP To Weigh Independent Voters
Union Tank Cutting Jobs, Production
State's District Attorneys Set Salary Guidelines
Attorney seeks $145,000 reimbursement for Pou's legal fees
EDITORIAL: Keep Film Industry Rolling
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Labels: BUDGET, CLAITOR, DOMINGUE, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, SENATE
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, March 11th)
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LEE DOMINGUE LAUNCHES ATTACK FIRST (SPENT $65 DOLLARS PER VOTE)
Domingue Loans Campaign $103,000
"Next Session Could Harm Louisiana And Severely Affect The Governor's Future"
Officials Want To Bypass Jindal
MOON HAS ARRIVED
Governor Jindal Just Being Himself- "It's Just The Jindal Way!"
State: Bid for Pilgrim's Pride (Teepell Says Offer, Match Money On The Table)
LSU FACES LAYOFFS, CUTS
Vitter Objects to Majority Leader's Tactics on Anti-Pay Raise Amendment
DAVID VITTER BUCKS THE ESTABLISHMENT
Congress To Forgo Pay Hike Next Year (Thanks To Senator Vitter)
Senate Approves $410 Billion In Spending
Alexander No. 2 In Spending Bill Projects
A Look At Lawmakers' Tax Break Proposals
CONTROL, DELETE
City Technology Chief Stands Accused Of Taking Gratuities And Doctoring Invoices
EDITORIAL: Steady As She Goes On Film Tax Credits
BESE Won't Endorse Technical Curriculum
Levine Testifies Before Congress
EDITORIAL: Cost alone is no reason to free convicts
'America's Most Wanted' to feature Jennings killings
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Labels: CAMPAIGN, CLAITOR, DOMINGUE, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, SENATE, VITTER
Tuesday, March 03, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, March 3rd)
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Another Red Flag!!! Candidate (Domingue) Fails To Vote In Half Of Elections
JINDAL TO ENDORSE DOMINGUE ("AND NOW THE REST OF THE STORY" PAYBACK MAYBE?)
Speech Could Cost Jindal At Home- "There Was Already Blood In The Water"
Solving Problems Is Key To Starpower- "Build A Record, And Then Run On It"
Jindal Puts Emphasis On Content, Not Form
Jindal: 'Sixty Minutes' And Hours Of Fame
Jindal Consoles Union In Wake Of Plant Closing
Inside Report: Jindal's Dip In Spotlight Unparalleled
Cooksey Ends Speculation On Senate Race
Vitter Regains Political Footing- LA Democrats, "Unorganized And Poorly Led"
Critics say Jindal's proposed DWI changes may be unconstitutional
EDITORIAL: Louisiana, Land Of The Less Free
Louisiana's Incarceration Rate Is No. 1 In Nation
EDITORIAL: Don't relax grading scale
Reporter Files Criminal Complaint Against School Superintendent
Christian group sues over school's speech policy
St. Landry DA To Handle Odom case
Bill would allow concealed guns on college campuses
Feds say producer hiding assets
Former Rep. William Jefferson seeking mental health records for witness
EDITORIAL: Texas gambit worth $1B a year to La.
OBAMA FINALLY GETS HIS ZULU COCONUT
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Labels: BUDGET, DOMINGUE, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, SENATE, STIMULUS
Friday, January 23, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, January 23rd)
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WORST CASE CUT
Budget Cuts Could Cripple- "Unbelievably Large" Cuts
JINDAL IN IOTA
State In Line For Highway Money, BESE Battle Brewing
SENATE 16 RACE HEATING UP
EDITORIAL: Louisiana Teacher Unions Need To Get Real
Inside Report: Higher Ed- 'Fable' Has Familiar Ring
LSU Board Signs Off On New $10 Million Band Facility
Legislators Weigh Price Tag For Hospital
Ethics Agency Won't Face Budget Ax
THE NEW 'DRIVEBY POLITICS' PROGRAM
F. Malcolm Hood, Pioneer of Louisiana Lobbying, Dies
Federal Stimulus Package Would Aid Louisiana Schools
The Scalise Capitol Report: Beginning of the 111th Congress
Campbell wants PSC to see if Entergy suit affects state residents
EDITORIAL: Give credit on taxes where due
Rally marks Roe v. Wade decision
EPA reviewing report on industry plan (NUCOR CORP)
Homeowners, Legislators Battle Apartments
N.O.-filmed 'Benjamin Button' leads Oscars with 13 nominations
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Labels: BUDGET, EDUCATION, ETHICS, JINDAL, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, LSU, POLITICS, SENATE
Thursday, January 08, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, January 8th)
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Louisiana To Hold Back Cash
3 Plan To Enter Campaign For BR State Senate Seat (Dan Claitor: "I'm in")
EDITORIAL: Object to lawmakers' pay hike
Stelly tax rollback
State Sen. 'Buddy' Shaw recovering in hospital
Boustany wins seat on powerful panel
Fleming call means good news regarding tickets to inauguration
PROMISES PROMISES- Reapportionment Jockeying Is Already Starting
EDITOR: Pelosi listens by zipping mouths shut
Pro Tem Mike Walker Changes Council's Ways
State school chief praises nontraditional public schools
POLICE: No School Board investigation
Church member says deal might have ended vigil without police
City Hall felons Barre and DeCay must forfeit pensions, U.S. judge rules
EDITORIAL: Dropouts are a matter of urgency
FEMA info glitch spurs probe
EDITORIAL: N.O. mayor should aim at real waste in city's budget
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Labels: BUDGET, CLAITOR, CONGRESS, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, SENATE
Tuesday, January 06, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, January 6th)
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Surplus Funds Used To 'Balance' State Budget, (Non-Recurring Money)
Jindal's Budget-Cut Plans Include Layoffs
Governor's Plans Include At Least 335 Layoffs
War Vets Home Jobs Cut - State Action To Help Slash Big Deficit
DEAD PELICAN OBTAINS HOST LIST FOR SENATE FUNDRAISER: A REAL "WHO'S THAT?"
LA Congressmen Seek More Details On Obama Stimulus Plan
EDITORIAL: The Louisiana Congressional Delegation's Challenge
Ex-Aide To McCrery Drawing Criticism For Salary
Orleans DA Seeks State OK To File For Bankruptcy
Second Time Around- (BR Mayor Sworn In Again)
Davis Is Popular, But Not Irreplaceable
EDITORIAL: "The Numbers Are Deplorable, Regardless Of Skin Color"
Legislator Calls For State Takeover Of Underperforming Schools
EDITORIAL: Plan Could Mean Better Roads
Homeowners May Get Rebate On Insurance
Campbell to be inducted into Louisiana Political Hall of Fame
Livingston Town Leaders Have EBR Ties
Councilman Pleads Guilty To DWI
Deputies Learn Second Language
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Labels: BUDGET, CAMPBELL, CONGRESS, DOMINGUE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, SENATE, VITTER
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, November 26th)
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JINDAL HIRES SEVEN STAFFERS BEFORE FREEZE
Governor Will Address State House Members On Health Care Monday
LSU-VA Hospital Site Affirmed, VITTER: It's "Way Too Big and Expensive"
McCRERY ENDORSES FLEMING- "Keep A True Conservative Voice In Washington"
A Tough Sell In The Marketplace Of Ideas- (Sexist & Racist?)
UPDATE ON THE RACE TO REPLACE BILL CASSIDY (SENATE 16)
Election Seen As Factor Behind Revival Of Klan
EDITORIAL: Desiree Rogers, Obama's Social Secretary
"Jefferson's Real Strength Rests In The Racial Breakdowns"
STIMULUS PROPOSAL BRINGS UP QUESTIONS
State Not Getting Hopes Up Yet On Medicaid Aid
La. Farmers, Ranchers Could Get Federal Aid
BESE Vote On School Takeovers Postponed
AIDS Continues To Plague New Orleans and BR
Plugging The Brain Drain
Rep. Alexander Names Monroe Natives To staff
Shreveport Watches As General Motors Teeters
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Labels: CARMOUCHE, CONGRESS, FLEMING, JINDAL, KKK, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, SENATE
Wednesday, November 05, 2008
SPECIAL ELECTION EDITION (Wednesday, November 5th)
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Obama Wins America, Blown Out In Louisiana!!!
ALL LOUISIANA ELECTION RESULTS (HERE)
Louisiana Vote Racially Divided
First African-American President Elected
Sen. Mary Landrieu Wins Third Term
Cassidy Wins 6th District Over Cazayoux
U.S. Rep. William Jefferson Cruises Past Moreno To December Runoff
Steve Scalise Coasts To Congressional Victory
Conrad Appel Bests Polly Thomas For State Senate Seat
Fleming Emerges As 4th District Republican Contender
Boustany Wins Third Term
Guidry Claims Louisiana Supreme Court Seat
Metairie Attorney Skrmetta Wins PSC
Voters Approve 3 of 7 Amendments
Baton Rouge: Council Has 10 Newcomers (5 Are Women)
Mayor's Plan Falls Short: 51%-49%
Blueprint Louisiana Holding Meetings in November
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Labels: CONGRESS, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL, SENATE
Tuesday, November 04, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (ELECTION DAY 2008)
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Gap Tightens In Late Polling- Electoral College Win Depends On A Few Key States
RECORD TURNOUT IS EXPECTED ACROSS THE STATE
Special Ballot Offers Option For Voters
Campaigns Stretch On To Final Moments
JINDAL STILL SHINES
Supriya's Visible Role
Acadiana Hasn't Favored Any One Party (?)
MASS PROTESTS
Caddo District Attorney-Elect Joins Office As A Special Assistant
Consultant previews formula for higher education spending
Merry Christmas: Gas May Fall Below $2
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Labels: CONGRESS, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, POLL, PRESIDENTIAL, SENATE
Friday, October 31, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, October 31st)
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SCARY POLITICS ON HALLOWEEN!
Predicting the Votes of the Undecided
LATEST PRESIDENTIAL TRACKING POLLS (FRIDAY)
A Psychologist Helps Repackage (Landrieu), Democrats' Message
The Color of News- How Different Media Have Covered the General Election
INSIDE REPORT: Candidates Make Final Appeals
Kennedy Tweaks Campaign Message
John Kennedy: "It's Going To Be Close"
JEFFERSON RE-ELECTION PREDICTED IN N.O. (IT'S A BLACK THING!)
Early Voting High, Record Turnout Expected Tuesday
Volunteers Hope For Fair Election
Vitter Officially Closes Legal Fund
BESE Members Question Pastorek's Involvement
EDITORIAL: What's A Ratepayer To Do?
DA War Chest Report
Police Chief Faces Claims Of Illegal Wiretapping
Ethics Panel Backs Disclosure Change
Strain Discusses Agricultural Relief With Farmers
Falling Gas Prices Slow Rush To Drill In Haynesville
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Labels: CONGRESS, JEFFERSON, JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, POLL, PRESIDENTIAL, SENATE
Thursday, October 30, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, October 30th)
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JINDAL ADMINISTRATION PREPARING FOR 30% BUDGET CUT
Governor Jindal Dismisses Presidential Speculation
Open House For Mayor's Plan- Sheriff & Chief Endorsement TV
Kennedy Talks Financial Crisis In Shreveport
Don Cazayoux: Bought and Paid for by Liberal Special Interests
NEW POLL IN 6TH DISTRICT, CAZAYOUX DROPPING LIKE A ROCK
4th Congressional: Fleming Caught In Yet Another Lie
PASTOREK ASKS FOR BRIBERY INVESTIGATION
Ad War Heats Up Seventh District Race
1st District Congressional Race Is A Bitter Battle
BACKERS BECOME SOURCE FOR DIRT
Raising Money No Easy Task In Race
Election Panic Is Nothing New
PSC Subpoenas Entergy Documents
Judgment Still Looms Over DA's Office
2 Receive Jail Time For School Bribe Scam
LATEST PRESIDENTIAL TRACKING POLLS
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Labels: CONGRESS, LOUISIANA, MEDIA, POLITICS, POLL, PRESIDENTIAL, SENATE
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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