12.4.25

Landry cannot avoid choice on tort reform

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Republican Gov. Jeff Landry faces the biggest political test of his career, one that if he fails largely cancels his ambitions of becoming ...
9.4.25

BC rottenness becoming harder to hide

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As the Bossier City political insider world continues to crumble, what once could be sidestepped in darkness and silence increasing becomes ...
8.4.25

Ganja, hemp bills to do little to kill LA's buzz

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If you can’t keep Louisianans from getting high legally, maybe you can discourage them by taxing one form more, some legislators hope . Ev...
7.4.25

TOPS bill must jettison lowest standards

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More than just retain more higher education students in state , the Louisiana Legislature should expand on a bill to make the Taylor Opportu...
6.4.25

Make leftists pay for opposing fiscal reform

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The irony is that at the precise time that Louisiana’s teachers have most demonstrated they deserve a pay raise they now are least likely to...
4.4.25

BC Council to navigate Bossier way challenges

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At its next meeting , the Bossier City Council will begin facing the consequences of getting along and going along with the old Bossier way,...
3.4.25

Low stimulus crucial to LA amendments' defeat

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It’s time to settle the debate that has arisen about results concerning recent statewide constitutional amendments that failed , and we begi...
1.4.25

Cast critical eye on opposing less govt spending

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Already the narrative is being pounded home by leftist-sympathetic traditional media that suppressing federal government spending will prove...
31.3.25

Election reformist tide swamps BC insiders

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The clean sweep starting in 2021 of Bossier City elected majoritarian branch officials that was completed last week also resulted in a near ...
30.3.25

Try again with fiscal reform minus bad timing

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The constitutional amendment that rewrote the fiscal portion of Louisiana’s Constitution failed primarily because of a tactical error made ...