Spending cap in state gets a lot of attention
The rhetoric is flying over Louisiana’s constitutionally imposed expenditure limit on the growth of the state budget, a feature commonly called the “spending cap.” […]
The rhetoric is flying over Louisiana’s constitutionally imposed expenditure limit on the growth of the state budget, a feature commonly called the “spending cap.” […]
While other areas are in the process of trying to get upgrades in their hurricane protection levees, the west bank of St. Charles still does not even have such a structure. […]
In an effort to bring a message of change all across the country, Barak Obama has continued to do well in the presidential primary, perhaps a sign of history in the making. […]
The following column was published four years ago almost to this date. It is just as timely now as then because it concerns presidential politics during an election year. […]
The founder of the modern conservative movement in America, William F. Buckley Jr., recently passed away at his home in Connecticut. […]
Gov. Bobby Jindal won’t let the legislature rest. He is calling them into another special session to start Sunday. […]
Recently, the State Board of Elementary and Secondary Education (BESE) took steps to take over 10 public schools that were deemed “failed” by Louisiana’s public education accountability program. […]
The U. S. has an excellent chance to make things right with Cuba now that Fidel Castro has retired. […]
It’s high time the U. S. changes its way of electing our President and Vice President. This election season is enough to tell us why. […]
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