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Louisiana legislative wins – a very promising start
With Republican domination in the legislature and executive branch, Louisiana has been racking up some significant legislative victories. Explore the impressive wins of 2024, with a strong emphasis on preserving individual freedoms and safeguarding children.
Right to Refuse – Worlds apart – the story of HB866
A person’s right to refuse medical services came up during the 2024 regular session of the Louisiana legislature. Here, we gain a better understanding the right to refuse and the bill that would have addressed it, but came up short.
Are the five Lafayette Police Chief applicants unqualified?
The Lafayette Police Department has suffered from a lack of stable leadership over the last few years. That roller coaster ride started when former Mayor-President Josh Guillory pushed Chief Toby Aguillard from office, citing a poor relationship between the Chief and...
Debunking some election misinformation… AGAIN!
Here we go again. Secretary of State Nancy Landry is doing a fantastic job here in Louisiana. However, the ‘election integrity’ crowd is at it again. This time, they’re digging up an old ‘concern’ we’ve already addressed multiple times. However, instead of telling you they’re wrong (which they are), I’ll take you through the process I used to prove it… again.
Secret Lunch with Rachel Whittle
Learn how Rachel Whittle broke barriers and landed significant roles in the movie industry while staying true to her conservative values.
Podcast: Who are these “anti-censorship” people?
If, like me, you intrinsically feel that all of these political “anti-censorship” organizations that have popped up over the last few years seem connected… you’re right.
Liberal University chipping away at Louisiana gun rights
Liberal universities are playing legal word games to infringe upon Louisiana gun rights, especially constitutional carry. University of Louisiana at Lafayette is now using property it doesn’t even own in this ridiculous attempt.
Louisiana’s Missing $306 MILLION: Where Did It Go?
Fiscal cliff, huh? We found $306 MILLION in pork that the Louisiana Legislature hopes you never find out about.
The Louisiana Library wars rage on
From grassroots action to astroturf resistance, follow our latest victories in the tug-of-war struggle to control public library children’s sections across Louisiana.
Three cities, three budgets; multiple problems
Three local municipalities recently completed their budget process for the 2024-2025 fiscal year. Read along as we examine whether the cities of Broussard, Scott, and Youngsville fulfilled their legal obligations related to the budget process and how they plan to spend your tax dollars.