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Jeffrey D. Sadow is an associate professor of political science at Louisiana State University Shreveport. If you're an elected official, political operative or anyone else upset at his views, don't go bothering LSUS or LSU System officials about that because these are his own views solely. This publishes five days weekly with the exception of 7 holidays. Also check out his Louisiana Legislature Log especially during legislative sessions (in "Louisiana Politics Blog Roll" below).

2.11.25

Suit, recall latest challenges to Monroe's Ellis

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It was take-your-shot at Monroe independent Mayor Friday Ellis last week, in the courts now and maybe later at the polls, early. As pre...
1.11.25

Democrat session overreactions serve their agenda

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The special session on pushing 2026 election dates back a month was done and dusted this past week after just a few days. But it seemed to l...
30.10.25

Like herpes, BC water scare stories reappear

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Like herpes, celebrity scare artist Erin Brockovich is back to plague Bossier City with her money-generating brand of alarmism for alarmism’...
29.10.25

N.O. takes pass on chance to adopt sane policy

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At the start of this week, Republican Treasurer John Fleming had no idea that his schedule would fill up so suddenly – only to watch it emp...
28.10.25

Emerson likely closes quality GOP Senate field

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Likely the field of competitive candidates for the U.S. Senate, all Republicans, now is set with the entrance to the contest of GOP state R...
27.10.25

Disregard meaningless closed primary poll

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Don’t believe the propaganda campaign designed to prevent greater conservative governance that will come in Louisiana and from its members o...
25.10.25

Grifters squawk, but Landry capture order sensible

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You can tell the Republican Gov. Jeff Landry Administration has taken with the issue of carbon capture and sequestration is sensible becaus...
23.10.25

Session gives LA decent chance of new 2026 map

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As the Louisiana Legislature enters a special session to adjust the election calendar to change potentially its congressional map, Democrat ...
22.10.25

Nungesser anti-closed primary arguments fail

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As the Louisiana Legislature plans to double down on its use of semi-closed primaries in a special session to commence this week, Republican...
20.10.25

BC fiscal prudence in vogue with new councilors

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This is the kind of governing that Bossier City should have had since the turn of the century, City Council 2026 budget deliberations show. ...
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