Recently, I participated in a national TV interview on CNN regarding an important lawsuit. I joined this lawsuit with 17 other Attorneys General and two Governors on the legality of the Affordable Care Act. It […]
If there ever were a time in U.S. history when the phrase “elections have consequences” would be most accurate, now would be that time. The contrast between the past and current United States President could […]
N.O. mayor says they may be on their way out – mostly Anyone who opened the mail to find a “camera ticket” from New Orleans is likely waiting for Mayor LaToya Cantrell’s move on getting […]
If trade tariffs continue, a petrochemical industry representative warns it could jeopardize jobs, goods and billions of dollars in investment for Louisiana. Petrochem- heavy St. Charles Parish with major companies like Dow, Monsanto and Valero […]
Aucoin: Deeper water translates into more work and jobs at ports Paul Aucoin is straight to point about the implications of dredging the mouth of Mississippi River when he says, “It’s all about the jobs.” […]
By Jeremy Alford & Mitch Rabalais LaPolitics.com Known best by Baton Rouge’s Capitol class as a soft-spoken, influential donor and philanthropist, Eddie Rispone may soon add gubernatorial candidate to his portfolio. Rispone, a Republican, told […]
At last – finally. Congress has approved four years after okaying the funding for a $760 million hurricane protection levee to protect the east bank of St. John the Baptist Parish and parts of neighboring […]
There’s a fabulous building in the center of New Orleans that has not been used for several years and, hopefully, will come to a use in the not-too-distant future. It is commonly known as the […]
By Jeremy Alford & Mitch Rabalais LaPolitics.com Candidates for governor and lieutenant governor should consider running for office together on an old-fashioned ticket, and next year’s incumbents should be watching their backs for a very […]
It seems Louisiana has an interesting disagreement between two of its public officials who reportedly are both contemplating running for governor in the next state election. Gov. John Bel Edwards and Attorney Jeff Landry have […]
By Jeremy Alford & Mitch Rabalais LaPolitics.com In what is snowballing into a legislative record of sorts, both chambers of the Louisiana Legislature have so far concluded 10 special elections, including a single-candidate House race […]
Louisiana sales tax holidays are no more until 2025. The tax holidays were slashed in a measure passed in the third extraordinary session of the Louisiana Legislature, which was aimed at quelling the state’s budget […]
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