Four members of the Louisiana congressional delegation are up in arms with the Environmental Protection Agency today after a regulatory edict on ozone levels threatens to crush the state’s economy. The four – Reps. Bill Cassidy, Steve Scalise, Charles Boustany... (Continue reading)
“Here, sir, the people govern.”... (Continue reading)
Rep. Bill Cassidy was on WAFB-TV this morning discussing the effects of the Obama moratorium (which has not gone away despite the administration’s rhetorical smokescreen; no permits have been issued for deepwater offshore drilling yet) on Louisiana’s economy. A partial... (Continue reading)
Human Events today has a story on Rep. Bill Cassidy’s efforts to shed some light on the Obama administration’s unspoken halt to Gulf oil exploration in shallow water… Rep. Bill Cassidy (R-La.), a member of the House Natural Resources Committee,... (Continue reading)
This piece ran at POLITICO this morning… President Barack Obama again talked about small businesses last week. “Government can’t create jobs to replace the millions that we lost in the recession,” the president said at the White House, “but it... (Continue reading)
U.S. Rep. Bill Cassidy (R-Baton Rouge) went on the Fox Business Channel yesterday outlining how the House GOP Pledge to America will tackle Obamacare; Cassidy gave a pretty good indication that a battle is coming should Republicans achieve a majority... (Continue reading)
Last night, both Louisiana and West Virginia conducted their Congressional primaries. Though the Louisiana Congressional primary was a very low turnout affair (7% overall turnout, with 13% on the GOP side and 5% on the Democratic/Independent side), there are several... (Continue reading)
Tomorrow is Election Day in Louisiana. On the ballot will be the party primaries for its Congressional races. All forms of early and absentee voting have concluded. We kept track of the early voting numbers (with special thanks to the Secretary of... (Continue reading)
Primaries were held last night in Alaska, Arizona, Florida, and Vermont. Overall, primary voters sent mixed messages as to whether they prefer the safety of “establishment” candidates or the risk of insurgent candidates who may or may not have personal... (Continue reading)
Louisiana’s Congressional primaries are now less than a week away. Early voting for the Congressional primaries has concluded, although mail in/faxed ballots will still be accepted up until Friday. We are keeping track of the early voting numbers, and what... (Continue reading)