In a startling-yet-unsurprising discovery, blogger Doug Ross cites evidence uncovered by JudicialWatch.org through a Freedom Of Information Act request to the effect that Speaker Of The House Nancy Pelosi is transporting her in-laws, kids and granchildren on military jets. Some... (Continue reading)
Until recently, it appeared that Louisiana was going to have a comparitively boring election year. Oh sure, there are going to be two interesting congressional races, but Sen. David Vitter is unopposed [Oh, what's that? Charlie Melancon is running against... (Continue reading)
All week long, the NFL has been assaulting South Louisiana merchants who had the unlucky commercial judgement to peddle merchandise carrying the iconic “Who Dat” moniker, claiming that T-shirts, hats and other paraphernalia with “Who Dat” on them violated a... (Continue reading)
The ghoul/Dr. Frankenstein references have always been just below the surface where the parish coroner is concerned. Well, in the Orleans coroner’s race what lurks beneath has been flushed out for all to see – and it’s pretty damn funny…... (Continue reading)
…apparently even if you forget he’s a black man like Chris Matthews does.... (Continue reading)
During the 2009 legislative session, a battle was fought over what was called “unemployment compensation (UC) stimulus” money. As the 2010 session approaches, the prospect of that same battle looms on the horizon. Approximately $98 million from a fund paid... (Continue reading)
The following is a statement by activist and filmmaker James O’Keefe regarding his arrest Monday outside of Sen. Mary Landrieu’s New Orleans offices… “The government has now confirmed what has always been clear: no one tried to wiretap or bug... (Continue reading)
“Power isn’t only what you have, it’s what the enemy thinks you have.” - Saul Alinsky... (Continue reading)
Let’s ask him.... (Continue reading)
If his pitiful ratings didn’t do it, and if his “tingle up my leg” comments didn’t do it, will this?... (Continue reading)
The Times-Picayune is reporting today that Attorney General Eric Holder has assured Sen. David Vitter that U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Louisiana Jim Letten will be sticking around and a formal announcement will be made soon – a... (Continue reading)
U.S. Rep. Charlie Melancon, who trails badly in his attempt to unseat David Vitter in this fall’s U.S. Senate race, found himself up against the business end of a big stick from the National Republican Senatorial Committee today – and... (Continue reading)
Fresh off a total inability to protect investors or the financial community from Bernie Madoff or the collapse of the housing bubble, the Securities and Exchange Commission has now taken on a new mission, one to which it seems better... (Continue reading)
In what seems a stinging rebuke to the federal policies of bailing out auto companies enacted by President Barack Obama last year, Ford Motor Company announced today that they managed to make a $2.7 billion profit in 2009. Undoubtedly, the... (Continue reading)
“Your policies are increasingly unpopular because they are no good.” - Reason Magazine’s Nick Gillespie and Matt Welch, yesterday, in their piece advising President Barack Obama on what to say in his State Of The Union speech.... (Continue reading)
Here are the full remarks as prepared for President Barack Obama’s first State of the Union address, released in advance by the White House (Hat tip: The Politico), with our comments interspersed where appropriate… Madame Speaker, Vice President Biden, Members... (Continue reading)
…a narrative is beginning to form as to what activist filmmaker James O’Keefe was up to when he was arrested outside of Mary Landrieu’s New Orleans office on Monday. First, a video: You’ll notice that’s O’Keefe giving out invoices to... (Continue reading)
by Center for Security Policy Ahead of the State of the Union address and in the wake of recent and ongoing climate science scandals, President Obama should appoint an independent panel of experts to evaluate the purported climate change-national security... (Continue reading)
In a piece of excellent news for New Orleans’ struggling medical-research sector, a federal arbitration panel voted unanimously today to award Louisiana $475 million to replace the Charity Hospital facility destroyed by Hurricane Katrina storm surge floodwaters in 2005. Gov.... (Continue reading)
Next week, a new book will debut to what should be fairly brisk sales – at least, if some of the leaked highlights are any indication of what’s in its pages. The book’s author is Andrew Young, who spent a... (Continue reading)
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