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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).

29.9.22

LA college reform, not more spending, needed

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It’s good to review occasionally the condition of Louisiana’s higher education funding, as the interest group Public Affairs Research Counci...
28.9.22

Processing tax swap for personal income tax fails

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Like herpes, the bad idea of an oil processing tax, shilled forever by Democrat Public Service Commissioner Foster Campbell , just keeps com...
27.9.22

LPSC must prevent deal from gouging ratepayers

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For many Louisiana ratepayers, their cost of electricity could go unnecessarily higher unless the Public Service Commission stays vigilant a...
26.9.22

End of kid jab mandate points to needed reform

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With no fanfare, Democrat Gov. John Bel Edwards ’ Louisiana Department of Health formally repealed its needless and counterproductive Wuhan...
25.9.22

BC backhands attempt at fiscal responsibility

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Again, it’s only $36,000 , but it’s also illustrative of what happens when government elites take the people’s money to rule in their intere...
22.9.22

Implement needed big rate hike for state's insurer

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Louisianans shouldn’t subsidize the living choices of some, at least not to the extent suggested by special interests trying to ensure they ...
21.9.22

LA poised to have most congressional power ever

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Even those who would vote against him in Louisiana’s Fourth Congressional District should be pleased with certain dual reelections of Bossi...
20.9.22

Nungesser false assertions outed on national TV

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Trying to salvage his decision last week not to hold New Orleans accountable to the rule of law, Louisiana Republican Lt. Gov. Billy Nungess...
19.9.22

Unprincipled GOP members sell out on rule of law

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If you find yourself in a situation where you have to defend what you think you hold dear by pointing a gun, unless you’re willing to use it...
18.9.22

Overcome liberal populism to nix LA income tax

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The biggest obstacle in Louisiana eliminating the individual income tax isn’t so much the mechanism as the punitive and redistributive attit...
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