Thursday, March 31, 2011
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, March 31st)
Friday, November 19, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, November 19th)
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Film tax credits aren't paying their way, researchers find
Churches: Raise tax on cigarettes
Just 17% Think Government Should Outlaw Smoking
Public Unions Urge Budget Change
Mary Landrieu: Take Funds
Bonds worry officials- Moret says Nucor funds 'on track'
Feds: State 5th in growth
Two face election scheme charges
EDITORIAL: Don't get carried away by earmarks
School districts to receive grades
Regents OK GRAD Act agreement for La. colleges
EBR councilwoman to run for House seat
LHSAA files suit over alleged state interference
Former police chief pleads guilty to lying to federal agents
Ethics Board puts hearings on hold
Ethics Administration puts Lee, Roberts on notice
John Breaux Center shuts down on a dime
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Labels: BREAUX, ETHICS, JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, MORET, POLITICS, TAX
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, August 25th)
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Lessons from the Bell, California Fiasco (Taxpayers vs. Government Employees)
Vitter, Alexander say Democrat policies blocking recovery
TEA PARTY COULD ROIL DOWNER'S PLANS
Dardenne on 'robocalls': Doesn't Deny Voting For 22 Taxes!
Mayor Blasts His Own Agency Heads
Loupe: Review Surveillance Network
BATON ROUGE: THE LIBERAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Former senator found guilty, Likely to lose law license
Number of state-owned vehicles declines in La.
RAINWATER SAYS BUDGET CUTS WILL BE STRATEGIC
EDITORIAL: Louisiana is setting the pace in this school 'Race'
Louisiana Loses 'Race to the Top'
Medicare: More than 3 million seniors may have to switch drug plans
EDITORIAL: Living With The Problem
Black farmers told funds could be coming
Director: Drilling Ban To Continue
'LOUISIANA INSTITUTE OF POLITICS' FACULTY PROFILE: JIM HARRIS
'LOUISIANA INSTITUTE OF POLITICS' FACULTY PROFILE: GINGER SAWYER
DAILY REPORT CALENDAR FEATURES 'CAMPAIGN ACADEMY' SEPT. 7TH LINEUP
'Louisiana Institute of Politics' A Few Seats Left (Register Today!)
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Labels: DARDENNE, DOWNER, KIP, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, TAX, TEA PARTY, VITTER
Saturday, June 19, 2010
STORIES FOR SATURDAY (June 19th, 2010)
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TEA PARTY: PLEASE JOIN US AT NOON TODAY IN THE ROTUNDA AT THE CAPITOL
Senate approves $25 billion state budget as compromise nears
BUDGET BATTLE
House agrees to tweak rules governing rainy-day fund
Teachers union to file lawsuit over Jindal's school flexibility bill
Gov. Jindal goes along with repeal of $15 driver's license fee
SPENDING BINGE, PART DEUX- Fiscal Schizophrenia Reigns
Just 26% Think Justice Department Should Challenge AZ Immigration Law
As if the oil spill isn't enough... now we get snake oil
Gulf spill "pay czar" to meet with Gov. Bobby Jindal
MARY LANDRIEU: CELEBRATING JUNETEENTH
Senate cuts funding for BR Loop project
LEGISLATIVE BRIEFS
La. House OKs religious freedom bill
Jindal could face tough decision on opening oil spill records
Lawmakers seek to save GM plant
ONLY 3 DAYS LEFT IN THE SESSION, BECOME A CITIZEN LOBBYIST!
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Labels: BUDGET, JINDAL, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, TAX, TEA PARTY
Sunday, April 11, 2010
STORIES FROM THE WEEKEND
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66% Say America Is Overtaxed, Only 25% disagree
David Vitter Rides The Tea Party Wave
Republicans wrap up four-day conference in New Orleans
GOP seeks identity before 2012
Political Horizons: Present may affect Jindal's future
Inside Politics: Jindal fundraising pretty ordinary
(Edwin Edwards) Model prisoner a happy camper
What's Next for Blueprint Louisiana?
Savings: Take 'em or leave 'em?
Just 20% Support Federal Internet Taxes
Smaller issues add up in Legislature
LA insurance officials say they are ready for new plan
State puts off payments to recovery manager
'Cyber-bullying' targeted by Louisiana House proposal
Tea Party Website: 'Citizen Action Center'
Palin cheered by Republicans meeting in New Orleans
More than 200 march in New Orleans as Republicans convene
Melancon appeals to voters at Southern University
Acadiana Tea Party schedules rally
EDITORIAL: Fiscal sense showing in LA, but not in U.S.
Senator: Opinion reinforces need to repeal license fee
EDITORIAL: Bruce deal adds value to La.
Canceled government contracts had been questioned by AG's office
Bill limits evacuee elections, sets time limit
EDITORIAL: Bolar is going to jail and that's where he belongs
Double-talking, double-dealing, back-stabbing, corrupt politicians
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Labels: BLUEPRINT, EDWARDS, GOP, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, TAX, TEA PARTY, VITTER
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, November 17th)
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NEW REPORT SEEKS TO QUANTIFY STATE JOBS
AUDIT: Contract Employees Not Counted- Lawmakers seek worker numbers
N.O. mayoral race fund-raising leader is John Georges
EDITORIAL: Weighing Tax Defeat
2010 too soon to take to voters- Walker: "I'm not deaf and I'm not blind"
National health care debate complicates Louisiana politics
MELANCON TARGETED ON HEALTH CARE
'Get involved': Businesspeople urged to join health care reform debate
Panel: Scale back graduate degrees
Blueprint Addresses Tucker Commission- Offers Recommendations
CORRUPTION INVESTIGATIONS CONTINUE
Pogue Is New Grambling Interim
Lawsuit against SU upheld- Former president seeks job back
EDITORIAL: Oyster ban just bad business
State approaching record for unclaimed property
Louisiana seeing busy fall filming season
Letter reveals witness's link to Porteous case
EDITORIAL: Whitmer must decide between public and private roles
Nagin budget proposal confounds City Council
Mayor Ray Nagin heads to Florida to watch shuttle launch
NOMINATE YOUR FAVORITE NEWSPAPER 'BEST LOUISIANA POLITICAL COVERAGE'
Charlie Melancon Town Hall Clock- The Countdown Continues...
SHARE 'LANEWSLINK.COM' WITH YOUR FRIENDS
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Labels: BUDGET, GEORGES, LOUISIANA, MELANCON, NEW ORLEANS, POLITICS, TAX
Monday, November 16, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Monday, November 16th)
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White voters led defeat of bond issue "Holden remains popular figure"
'BEST LOUISIANA POLITICAL COVERAGE BY A MAJOR DAILY NEWSPAPER'
Analysis: Is the future still Cao?
BEHIND THE SCENES OF A POWERFUL FRIENDSHIP
Bobby Jindal speaks at First Baptist Church in Pineville
EDITORIAL: Thou shalt be civil to neighbors
LSU System chief Lombardi challenges TOPS program
Virtual school seeks support
EDITORIAL: Grad rate challenge formidable
Renovated dorms offer small hope for prisons
Crackdown on child pornography in Louisiana
DOES ACORN TRAIL LEAD TO THE WHITE HOUSE?
Charlie Melancon Town Hall Clock Still Running
SHARE 'LANEWSLINK.COM' WITH YOUR FRIENDS
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Labels: HOLDEN, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, MEDIA, MELANCON, NEWS, POLITICS, TAX
Thursday, May 14, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, May 14th)
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12 STAND STRONG AGAINST $100 MILLION PER YEAR TAX INCREASE!
Breaking! Roemer Drops One On 4th Floor
DRIVEBY POLITICS- "The result of Jindal's miscalculation in the last budget"
$200 Million In State Subsidies Clear Panel- Aid Michoud, Poultry, Federal City
Treasurer urges state to cut wasteful spending
Legislators sing same tunes- Who would oppose such a good government bill?
MITCH LANDRIEU (Another School Of Thought Is He's Running For Governor)
Career-track diploma sails through Senate
La.'s top educator opposed to curriculum changes
Retirement Process Bill Killed By Panel- Called "Legalized Corruption"
Jindal pledges more aid for I-12 widening
Senate panel OKs (Jindal) disclosure bill
Republicans thwart first efforts to expand jobless benefits
Bid to cap service in Legislature snubbed
Retirement plan bill killed- Required charter schools to join La. system
Mayor Nagin gets caught up in vacation controversy
Stacy Head's e-mails briefly released on website
LEAN sues ExxonMobil over releases at chemical facility
Twelve boards set for elimination- But 16 are spared
Bill on discrimination by gender advances
Former congressman William Jefferson's friends to hold tribute Thursday
Ex-Chief pleads guilty to malfeasance in office
Bill allowing DA to hire daughter advances
Cao expresses his concerns over Charity appeals process
BR Hispanic population increasing steadily
Notes and quotes from the La. Legislature
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Labels: BUDGET, EARMARKS, JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, ROEMER, TAX
Tuesday, May 12, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, May 12th)
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BREAKING: WAYS & MEANS TO VOTE ON HUGE NEW TAX ON ADJOURNMENT TODAY
Former Gov. Roemer & newly elected Senator Claitor on 'Driveby Politics'
"Defend LSU at all costs. We need our flagship with the flag flying high"
MORE BREAKING: VITTER RELEASES HOLD ON FUGATE AFTER COMMITMENT
ADVOCATE EDITORIAL: Transparent? We Think Not
T-P EDITORIAL: Protect Louisianians' Right To Access Public Records
Revenue-Estimating Panel May Skip Meeting
Brush Fires- $1.3 Billion Budget Shortfall Is The Firestorm Of Session
$783 Million Surplus Spending Plans Sail Through Committee
A LITTLE NAME-CALLING AT THE CAPITOL
Gov. Bobby Jindal outlines his priorities in the Legislature for this week
Legislature To Consider Gun Bill, Tax Breaks Today
Jindal to sign Pilgrim's Pride bill on Tuesday
EDITORIAL: School Board Reforms Worth A Look
Homestead debate shifts to Senate- Proposals would increase exemption
Louisiana: College Tuition Increases Approved (LSU UP $254 A YEAR)
Legislator calls 5% increase a tax on students
Amnesty on taxes advances
Legislator seeks help before move to Senate
Bill would allow tax refunds with surplus money
EDITORIAL: Targeting A Shakedown
Meeting Turns Rowdy- 5 Board Members Walk Out
Blakely and Nagin are two of a kind
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Labels: BUDGET, CLAITOR, DRIVEBY, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, ROEMER, TAX, VITTER
Friday, April 24, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, April 24th)
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NEW POLL: Many Say Change or They'll Leave
TIMES PICAYUNE EDITORIAL: Jindal Should Back Abramson's Transparency Bill
4 INVESTIGATES: Long List Of Public Officials, Contractors Late To Pay Taxes
GOVERNOR JINDAL'S BUDGET CRITICIZED
Public Begs Legislators To Spare Health Care, Arts Programs
EDITORIAL: The Budget Process Holds Perils
Regents kill programs (59 in Community & Technical System)
Work force top priority, Jindal tells community college leaders
The Costs Of Gov Jindal's Texas Outing
CIVIL SERVICE SEEKS MAJOR HANGE- Layoff rules set for overhaul
Film executive sentenced for bribery conspiracy
Vitter Challenges Intent of S.E.C. in Stanford Fraud Case
Inquiring Minds Have The Right To Know
BILLS WOULD EXPAND BAN ON SMOKING
Study shows La. has widest pay gap among sexes
Cao hands Obama letter on Charity
'Self-flagellation, or how many lumps do you want?'
VOTE IN JINDAL BOOK TITLE CONTEST
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Labels: BUDGET, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, SESSION, TAX, TRAVEL
Sunday, April 19, 2009
STORIES FROM THE WEEKEND
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Jindal To Address Press Club Monday
EDITORIAL: TO ALL Of LA: WE CAN, WE MUST, WE WILL
Poll: 72% Say Jindal Spending To Much Time Out Of State
LIMIT ON TOPS PROPOSED
Blueprint LA, Education Tops List
THE ADVOCATE ISSUES ENDORSEMENT: Raise Taxes On Tobacco
Many Louisiana lawmakers don't grasp the state's precarious fiscal position
VITTER FINDS AN UNLIKELY ALLY
Online Author Beats Governor To The Punch
Political Horizons: Acts to determine outcome
Melancon could face re-election obstacle
EDITORIAL: State needs to get serious
Pick for health secretary doesn't sit well with Vitter
Nagin to face questioning Monday about crime cameras and gifts
FROM THE LEGISLATURE: Lafayette lawmaker pushes retiree reform
State, railroads butt heads over private crossings
Spirit of 1773 Energizes Congressman Steve Scalise
60 CHANGES TO STATE CONSTITUTION PROPOSED
Governor's Lawyer Seeks Office
JINDAL SHOULD REPAY TRAVEL COSTS
State Police Arrest 1 Of Their Own
Saints Deal may benefit taxpayers, Jindal says
LSU Board ("QUIETLY") Hires CAMD Director
Tech president wary of budget cuts
Bills support federal aid (Circumvent Jindal)
Senators Express Outrage over "Right Wing Extremism" Report
POLITICAL LAGNIAPPE: Vitter Statement To Napolitano
Federal appeals court deals blow to oil and gas exploration
EDITORIAL: Jindal administration must fix the other Road Home mess
EDITORIAL: FEMA attitude toward Gustav evacuees' hotel claims is an insult
Southern University, Gadhafi Video Fails
HELP THE GOVERNOR: LANEWSLINK.COM JINDAL BOOK TITLE CONTEST
Get Your 'Where's Bobby?' T-Shirt
JOIN CATEGORY 5 COMMUNICATIONS ON FACEBOOK (Click Here!)
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Labels: BUDGET, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, MELANCON, POLITICS, TAX, TEA PARTY, VITTER
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, April 15th)
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LOUISIANA TEA PARTY ROUNDUP (EVENTS TO ATTEND TODAY!)
EDITORIAL: This Protest Should Suit All To A Tea
EDITORIAL: PROTESTING- OUR RIGHT
EDITORIAL: Tax Day 'Tea Parties'
Legislators Face-Off With Jindal's Cabinet
Claitor takes oath of office, assigned committees
Stephen Edwards' Request Opposed By Letten
Jindal seeks lawmakers support to use surplus for roads
Vitter: Congress Does Not Deserve Any Special Treatment
OFFICIALS TO FIGHT TOURISM CUTS
State Merit Raises May Be Modified
LSU UNVEILS REALIGNMENT PLAN
LSU ousts the most honest appraiser of the levee failure
Lawmaker questions DHH about backlog
Proponents Of Home Health Care Wary Of Budget Proposal
BLUEPRINT LOUISIANA ADDS TO AGENDA
Panel Testifies Before Landrieu
MORET: Pilgrim's Deal Still On
Alexander continues to work toward gaining earmarks
Number of Girls in Detention Grows
Penalty for refusing to take breathalyzer test
HELP THE GOVERNOR: LANEWSLINK.COM JINDAL BOOK TITLE CONTEST
Sign Vitter Petition "National TEA Party Day"
JOIN CATEGORY 5 COMMUNICATIONS ON FACEBOOK (Click Here!)
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Labels: BLUEPRINT, BUDGET, CATEGORY 5, JINDAL, LANEWSLINK, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, LSU, POLITICS, TAX
Wednesday, April 08, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Wednesday, April 8th)
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MAGINNIS: "Funeral Processions Of 2011 Could Be For Their Careers"
BOBBY'S EXTREME DELEGATION- CLAITOR, STILL NO CALL FROM JINDAL
Sign Vitter Petition & Declare April 15th "National TEA Party Day"
EDITORIAL: Vitter Plan Is Good
Hanna Editorial: Prolonging The Inevitable
Landrieu Tells Obama: "Keep your hands off the oil and gas industry"
PSC RACE- The Question Is, What Will Happen To The Votes Cast For Pinac?
I-49 Getting All Available Funding, Lawmakers Told
Louisiana Congressmen Request Millions For Projects
EDITORIAL: Workers Fall Off The 'Cliff'
Insurance gap cited for 1.3 million in La.- "Worse than epidemic"
EX-STATE SENATOR MAY FACE ETHICS FEE
Budget cuts, ridership end LaSwift bus service- Shuttle stops July 1
Plaquemines Parish Chief Wants Pacts Probed
EDITORIAL: Blue Hawaii- Trip by Mayor Nagin deserves ethics investigation
Mayor Nagin: No impropriety in trip to Hawaii
La. short on shelter space for hurricane evacuees
Farmers Look To Future
AL SHARPTON TO LEAD HOMER MARCH
Soooeee! Caddo Sheriff Auctioning 650 Pound Stray Pig
TV host roast to benefit Delgado
CATEGORY 5 COMMUNICATIONS ON FACEBOOK (Click Here)
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Labels: BUDGET, JINDAL, LANDRIEU, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, TAX, VITTER
Sunday, March 22, 2009
WEEKEND STORIES
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JINDAL SHOULD STICK TO GOVERNING, NOT FUNDRAISING
(This Week Jindal Headlines BR Fundraiser Then Flies Off To DC For 4 More!)
JINDAL'S LIST- "There Really Isn't A New Day In Louisiana... You Pay To Play"
Site Pulls Voting Record- Domingue Listed Wrong Elections
GOVERNOR'S TRAVELS EXTENSIVE, EXPENSIVE- (Out-Of-State 31 Times While In Office)
Jindal's Security Detail (Cost: $1.25 Million A Year)
EDITORIAL: ELECTION YEAR CRISIS AHEAD
'???? Caucus' Looking For Answers To Government Problems
Senator Vitter launches online petition
Senate Wants House To Vote On Pay
EDITORIAL: Board Members Battle Pastorek
EDITORIAL: School Boards' Turn In Reform Spotlight
Study: Black Louisianians are more likely to be poor
LANE GRIGSBY INTERVIEW ON 'DRIVEBY POLITICS'
Jindal: Sticking points remain on stimulus money
OWNER AGREES TO SELL CHICKEN PLANT (Guv Gives Taxpayer's $50M To Save 1300 Jobs)
State Could Use Some Of Long's Vision
Higher cigarette tax sought- Legislation calls for $1 per pack increase
Pastorek says stimulus may offset school cuts
Higher Ed Formula Worries Officials
EDITORIAL: Public Bodies Must Work In Sunshine
Citizens told to pay plaintiffs
Judge refuses to reverse ruling in Nagin e-mail case
DOMINGUE ATTACK RADIO ADS PULLED FOR VIOLATING FCC LAWS
Domingue Frequently Needs A Good Criminal Attorney
EARLY VOTING RESUMES ON MONDAY! (CLICK HERE FOR SAMPLE BALLOT)
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Labels: BUDGET, DOMINGUE, EDUCATION, GOVERNOR, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL, TAX, VITTER
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, January 13th)
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JINDAL TO GOP: REPENT!
Vitter Takes Aim At Colleagues' Ethics
Monroe: Jindal Speaks (Pledges No Tax Increases!)
State official has hope for economy
La. ready for stimulus: State has list for Obama spending plan
EDITORIAL: Obama's Nod To Roosevelt
Vitter Issues Statement on Release of Additional TARP Funds
Alexandria native first female chief justice of La. high court
Judges schedule ethics hearings
School takeover recommendations expected Tuesday
BESE: Science lesson content debate expected today
Acadiana Legislators push for I-49
Hillar Moore III sworn in as EBR district attorney
Prosecuters want rapper Corey "C-Murder" Miller jailed
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Labels: GOP, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, OBAMA, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL, TAX, VITTER
Thursday, May 15, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Thursday, May 15th, 2008)
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Governor Agrees To Eliminate Stelly Plan's Tax Increases
JINDAL GRABS THE REINS
Live From New York...It's John McCain
EDITORIAL: Open Access To Records
Nagin Aides Rack Up Charges On Card (Thousands Spent In Pricey Eateries)
NAGIN AIDE HANDS OVER FILES (Documentation May Not Stop Probe)
Private Groups To Run Charter Schools In Baton Rouge
House Backs N.O. Tuition Grant Program
GAS PACT DISPUTE FLARES IN PANEL
Rep. Downs' Bill On 'Speed Traps' Dead For Session
Senate Bill Corrects Parts Of New Ethics Law
Louisiana Income Tax Return Filing Deadline Is Today
U.S. SENATE POLL
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Labels: GOVERNOR, JINDAL, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, MCCAIN, NAGIN, NEW ORLEANS, OBAMA, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL, TAX
Friday, May 09, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Friday, May 9th, 2008)
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Roemer Running for Congress?
MASSIVE TAX-CUT VOTE MONDAY ($4 Billion)
Three Black Lawmakers Consider Break With Democratic Party
MSNBC: "CAZAYOUX GOT THE ONLY REPUBLICAN OPPONENT HE COULD HAVE BEATEN"
For Taxpayers, A Threat Of Wasted Money
Cutting Spending, Not Raising Taxes, Is Way To Grow
EDITORIAL: Take It Easy On Spending
State Roads Chief Says Program Bankrupt
JINDAL VP BUZZ CONTINUES
Robert Wooley's Appearance Before Ethics Board Postponed
House Wants Open Book On Wardens
Ethics Panel Opposes Changes
EDITORIAL: Welcome, All, To The Next Silicon Valley
U.S. Senate Ethics Panel Dismisses Vitter Complaint
Bill To Rein In Local Governments' Taxing Power Defeated In House
ODOM TRIAL RESHEDULED
State Closes Storm Drills To Media
DA Office Staffers Fired Over Pay Advances
Museum System Changes Cleared By Senate Panel
ELECTION DATES SET (To Replace New Congressmen)
Investigation Uncovers Untrackable City Agencies
U.S. SENATE POLL
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Labels: CAZAYOUX, CONGRESS, JINDAL, LEGISLATURE, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, ROEMER, TAX
Thursday, May 01, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (MAY DAY 2008)
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SENATORS PLAY GAMES WITH TAXES
Watchdog Seeks Reversal Of Change In Ethics Law
TRIAL LAWYER CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT SOLICITS FUNDS FOR CAZAYOUX
GOP Plans Half-Million Hit On Obama
WHITE SUPREMACY IN THE ARK-LA-MISS (Part Two)
Panel Backs Expansion Of Who Is Term Limited
Senate Panel Votes To Redistribute Money For Hospitals
Governor Sends Committee Chairmen Letter Regarding NGO's
EDITORIAL: TAXPAYERS AS CASH KITTY
We're Fed Up, And We've Got YouTube
Vitter Lands $39.5 Million For Michoud
Albemarle To Get $6.9 million In Aid
FLORIDA OUTSHINES LOUISIANA IN INSURANCE REFORM
Louisiana's Uninsured Caught In The Middle
Illegal Immigration Proposals Advance
Tuition Plan Squeaks By Panel
LAWYER, MORIAL CRONY IS GUILTY IN TAXx CASE
Panel Backs Making Insurers Cover Autism
He's Outta Here: FBI Chief Blows His Cover
NEW TV SPOT FROM THE SIXTH DISTRICT
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Labels: CONGRESS, GOP, GOVERNOR, JINDAL, LOUISIANA, POLITICS, PRESIDENTIAL, TAX, WOODY JENKINS
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
STORIES OF THE DAY (Tuesday, April 22nd, 2008)
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MARY LANDRIEU: NO SITTING DUCK
Old GOP Opposition Used Against Kennedy
BRIBERY SCHEME ALLEGATIONS SURFACE
Clinton, Obama Battle For Pennsylvania- DNC Attacks McCain
NANCY PELOSI, DNC THROW FUNDRAISER FOR "CONSERVATIVE?" CAZAYOUX
Chief Economist Warns Of Downturns
SENATE COMMITTEE APPROVES BIG TAX CUT
Senate Passes Legislative Assistant Pay Raise
EARMARKS TO BE DEBATED
Leaders Tout New Orleans' Recovery So Far
Legislature To Get House, Senate Budget Proposal
FIRST TV SPOT FROM 4TH: FEATURES NEW FACE IN LA. POLITICS
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Speed Trap Limits Die In Committee
ANOTHER WEEKEND OF BLOODSHED IN BATON ROUGE
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