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Where have all the Reaganites gone?
Ronald Reagan rose to power on the shoulders of a middle-class coalition that was angry, proud, motivated, and concerned. […]
Articles by Dan Juneau
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It’s time to try capitalism again
I am a committed and ardent capitalist. I believe in the market system and the risk and reward that goes with it. […]
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Staying away from false prophets
Florida Governor Charlie Crist was in Baton Rouge recently to talk to Governor-elect Bobby Jindal about the insurance problems facing both states. […]
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The BCS of presidential politics
The wild and whacky ending to this year’s college football regular season forever imploded the notion that a playoff isn’t necessary to determine with clarity who reigns as national champion. […]
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Easy financial road ahead for state…but…
Historically, Louisiana has often been directly opposite from where the nation is during economic cycles. […]
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Healthcare plan would cure the system
Since Hurricane Katrina hit more than two years ago, the healthcare system in New Orleans has been in critical condition. […]
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Beyond Ethics
Next January 14, Bobby Jindal will be sworn in as governor with a strong mandate to change the lay of the land in Louisiana. […]
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Will our election system be changing?
A case now before the U.S. Supreme Court may have significant implications for how we elect candidates for statewide and legislative offices in Louisiana. […]
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Charter schools are making a difference
Recently released scores for the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), also known as “The Nation’s Report Card,” show that charter schools in Louisiana are outperforming charter schools nationally and are holding their own with traditional public schools in both Louisiana and the nation, as a whole. […]