Both WAFB and the Baton Rouge Advocate are reporting this morning that John Lombardi, the LSU system president, is getting the axe at the LSU Board of Supervisors meeting today. The Advocate’s report quotes Alvin Kimble, a Democrat-connected telecom en... »
It pretty much goes without saying that the men who created our Constitution would be powered-wiggin’ out to learn that in the second decade of the 21st Century, the document they forged to restrict the federal government’s arbitrary power over people ... »
Are political centrists in America without a political home? Do we need a third-party presidential candidate to represent those socially progressive, fiscally austere voters who find our two parties too extreme? Los Angeles Times OP-ED Entry by Ha... »
Just when they were FINALLY getting rid of the Iberville Housing Projects, which constitute the worst utilization of prime real estate in North America and represented perhaps the worst of FDR’s New Deal federal abuses (to think that Storyville, which ... »
The first meeting of the Louisiana Public Service Commission with Foster Campbell as chair took place at Louisiana College in Pineville Wednesday with what was surely to be the most controversial agenda item–a push to decrease profits of privately owne... »
Rev. Jesse Jackson was on Fox News this morning to give his opinion on how to fix the economy—by implementing government programs a-la Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s New Deal—which saved the nation from the Great Depression, according to the leftist narra... »
If former-Gov. Buddy Roemer’s ongoing presidential campaign–yes it’s still out there–wasn’t enough to make Louisianaian breasts swell with pride, Tulane University political science professor Melissa Harris-Perry has been given her own talk show on MSN... »
The New Orleans Saints have finally proved a political deal that got their home city a professional football team in 1966 was a wise decision by the National Football League. However, it took over 40 years for the dream of winning a Super Bowl to becom... »
Virtually every time we do something on public education in Louisiana or the reform thereof, the comments under the posts invariably contain vigorous, if not shrill, attempts at casting blame upon parents, politicians, or society in general for the woe... »
