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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).

16.7.26

LA must stop subsidizing viewpoint discrimination

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In recent years, Louisiana has taken the lead in protesting viewpoint discrimination by government proxy through the private sector. Its pol...
15.7.26

BC district can't treat big boys preferentially

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Creating an economic development district that could help to revive the flagging fortunes of Bossier City’s Boardwalk might have merit, but ...
14.7.26

GIGO-hampered lists misinform on state of LA

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Louisiana policy-makers, businesses, and citizens are laughing all the way to the economic development and social livability banks even as a...
13.7.26

BC bad past spending choices hamper development

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When peeling back the layers, the Bossier City Council’s recent decision to deny a rezoning request isn’t about accommodating a commercial e...
9.7.26

Landry tries again to thread needle, on centers

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Just as he has found himself trying to thread a needle concerning carbon capture and sequestration, Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry has tried to...
8.7.26

LDH free condom giveaway strategy shift beneficial

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If you’re a dude (or you’re a gal who’s about to have an assignation with such a guy) who can’t keep it in your pants, go grab yourself a fr...
7.7.26

Groups oppose rule that would uncover true selves

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If you throw water on a dog and it yelps, the water must be scalding to the dog. The interesting question, as in the case of the hue and cry...
6.7.26

Media outlet falls for reporting flawed narrative

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If you’re a special interest group basing your policy preferences on bad science that needs donor dollars, you must scare people, and a Loui...
2.7.26

Monroe unwise to change mayoral veto standard

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A frustrated set of Monroe City Council Democrats are advocating the gutting of the intent and purpose of the city charter because the syste...
1.7.26

Registrant totals show continued GOP momentum

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It’s official : for the first time in around 150 years, Louisiana has more registered Republicans than Democrats in the electorate, with imp...
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