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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).

25.9.25

Recent act adds impetus for jettisoning RTOs in LA

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And this is why, even if it became the first state to adopt an anti-renewable portfolio standard , Louisiana isn’t out of the woods from its...
24.9.25

New LA bishops bring hope to resolving bad pasts

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It’s been an interesting month for Louisiana Catholics in the state’s southeastern corner, hopefully presaging the beginning of the end for ...
23.9.25

Prudent BC budget still must avoid landmines

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Bossier City’s 2026 executive budget exemplifies a greater commitment to transparency, and in doing so highlights the sins of its policy-ma...
22.9.25

Bizarre postcard incident defies obvious motive

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A bizarre incident involving Louisiana legislators leaves perhaps only one thing for certain: the sender(s) of so-called “lynching postcards...
21.9.25

Monroe Council Democrats play race card on pick

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As always when it’s dealt, the majority Democrats on the Monroe City Council played the race card from the bottom of the deck, exposing thei...
19.9.25

Bossier school absenteeism tactics not working

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The Bossier Parish School District, that powerhouse of public relations, splashes its motto “Win the Day” around, while it really needs to p...
17.9.25

More govt aggravates NO housing shortage

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The problem with New Orleans and its affordable housing difficulties Edmund Burke captured some 235 years ago: to make us love our country, ...
16.9.25

Graffiti is, brings out overwrought reactions

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Let’s shed an ocean of tears for the special snowflakes running the day-to-day affairs of Louisiana Democrats, seemingly sent into paroxysms...
15.9.25

Ellis again wins sparring with Monroe Council

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Last week’s meeting of the Monroe City Council provided yet another chance for its majority to butt heads with independent Mayor Friday Ell...
14.9.25

Policy must discourage leftism assassination chic

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Conservative political commentator Charlie Kirk was assassinated last week, the surface evidence suggesting it was for political reasons lin...
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