by Editorial Staff | Mar 4, 2024 | Legislature, Libraries, Livingston, Louisiana, Smaller Government, Sunshine
One year ago, we brought you the “Curious Case of Ross Brunet”. If you don’t quite remember it, click the link and read it again. At the heart of the matter was the deliberate targeting and (malicious) prosecution of Ross Brunet by officials of the Town of Grand...
by Editorial Staff | Aug 28, 2023 | Breaux Bridge, Smaller Government, St. Martin, Sunshine
Citizens for a New Louisiana was founded on the basic concept that if the average citizen knew the terrible things that went on in government, then our officials would stop doing them. Everything we strive for is based on the strong belief that government performs...
by Editorial Staff | Feb 27, 2023 | Louisiana, Smaller Government, Sunshine
Even if you avoid the mainstream media you’ve probably heard of the Chinese “weather balloons” shot down in the United States in recent weeks. Rep. Mike Waltz of Florida told Fox News “America is under assault from Chinese spying” days after a suspected Chinese...
by Editorial Staff | Feb 23, 2023 | Smaller Government
Many of us often wonder if things have always been this bad politically or whether politicians have always been so corrupt. The fallback position for many is to enact more legislation to prevent the bad behavior of politicians, not recognizing that politicians who...
by Lydia Romero | Apr 30, 2020 | Louisiana, Smaller Government
It has now been several weeks since the Louisiana economy has been in a near complete shutdown by Governor John Bel Edwards Health Emergency proclamation. The various proclamations ordered and directed private, non-essential businesses to close, limiting groups of ten...
by Michael Lunsford | Apr 7, 2020 | LCG, Smaller Government
While it’s not as important as fixing drainage and filling potholes, cutting the grass in public owned spaces has come up fairly frequently at council meetings. As a councilman, Kenneth Boudreaux used to enjoy filibustering on the subject. For example, on July...