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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).

27.1.22

Woke EPA engages LA in Biden fossil fuel war

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What can a woke Environmental Protection Agency do? Louisiana is a canary in the coal mine on that account. Last November , agency Adminis...
26.1.22

Advocate scribe promotes fake GOP hypocrisy

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Legacy media love to foment “gotcha” stories, especially when involving conservative elected officials – no matter how disingenuous and dish...
25.1.22

Edwards stumping for imprudent new spending

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While less offensive than previous efforts, the fiscal year 2023 budget proposed by Democrat Gov. John Bel Edwards is one where he still ta...
24.1.22

Mostly incremental LA reapportionment to start

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Louisiana’s Legislature in a special session of three weeks’ maximum length embarks upon reapportionment next week, likely producing little...
23.1.22

Left's district maps for Legislature go too far

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A motley krewe of left-wing interest groups once more has injected itself into Louisiana’s reapportionment process – and once more betrays ...
20.1.22

Informally, LA gubernatorial jockeying begins

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And, they’re off! With Republican Treas. John Schroder ’s informal announcement that he’ll vie for the Governor’s Mansion next year, the hi...
19.1.22

Reject bill that misunderstands property rights

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When a legislator fundamentally misunderstands the nature of property rights, he produces a bill like Republican state Rep. Paul Hollis ’ HB...
18.1.22

Bogus argument behind left's BESE gerrymander

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For the political left, sauce for the goose is not sauce for the gander. Rather, it’s heads they win, tails you lose when it comes to gerrym...
17.1.22

Blacks to dominate candidacies of LA Democrats

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Developments in this year’s Louisiana U.S. Senate contest ensure that, barring extraordinary circumstances, Democrats won’t win a statewide ...
16.1.22

LA's 15th casino license looks set to sink

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Bossier City and Louisiana soon will discover the limits of casino gambling as a source of economic development and government revenue with ...
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