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Only 36 to hold the line
This kind of political brinksmanship happens at the federal level so often that we're almost numb to it. Here in Lousiana, the senate has been keeping their budget adjustments secret for a month. The goal, of course, is to wait until the last possible moment to spring...
IT’S BIGGER THAN YOU EXPECTED
EXCLUSIVE! Details discovered of a new scandal involving unnamed targets of the FBI public bribery case involving Dusty Guidry and Jack Montoucet. Current but unknown Louisiana legislators are now implicated in syphoning $3 MILLION more of your tax dollars right out of Louisiana’s treasury!
A Stench Along the Teche – Outcomes of the St. Martin Parish Criminal Justice System
As many wonder why crime continues to tick ever upward across Louisiana, we take a closer look at the St. Martin Parish “Cigar Club.” Estimates are that this club has decided to NOT prosecute upwards of seventy percent (70%) of criminal cases in the parish.
A few bills we’re watching – May 22, 2023
Citizens for a New Louisiana’s presence is felt in the Capitol daily, as legislators decide the fate of hundreds of bills. Here’s a sample of just a few good and bad ones and their current status.
The Youngsville Situation – what Lawrason could not foresee
In Lawranson’s day you could still depend on a disgraced official to have enough integrity to voluntarily resign his position from office before he was run out of town.
VICTORY: Anti-Erotica library bill clears committee!
Great news! Heather Cloud’s Senate Bill 7, to protect children from erotica in every single public library in Louisiana cleared a committee hurdle today by a vote of 5:1. Now it moves to the Senate Floor.
Louisiana Elections: Not Good Enough?
In this podcast, we’ll take a closer look at the Heritage scorecard that ranks Louisiana elections in 6th place – but just six points away from 1st place.
BREAKING: Youngsville Officer Resigns Citing Retaliation Concerns
Surprise! Two more casualties of what appears to be retribution in the Youngsville City Councilman Kayla Reaux resignation.
A Lack of Procedural Capacity?
Lafayette’s City-Parish Attorney, Gregory J. Logan, has been paid nearly $2.4 MILLION, while Lafayette continues to sue itself! A large percentage, if not all of these lawsuits have NOT been authorized by the Lafayette council, on behalf of whom they were filed.
BREAKING: Co-Conspirator Identified!
Earlier this week we brought to the light of day information concerning the recent Dusty Guidry Plea Deal. But our investigation didn’t stop there. Read more on our recent findings.