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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).

20.8.26

LA children to benefit from new Head Start rules

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Impending rules changes by the Republican Pres. Donald Trump Administration to running the Head Start programs for pre-kindergarten educat...
19.8.26

History of wasted BC tax dollars keeps unfolding

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Voter apathy and having the wrong people in office cost Bossier City more than first realized. Beginning almost three decades ago, the cit...
18.8.26

LA to benefit from deflating alarmists' hot air

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With wind power generation from offshore Louisiana now on the back burner, if not moribund , the hypocrisy of Luddites stumping for propagat...
17.8.26

Trends argue for LA to stop subsidizing movies

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So, Louisiana is losing jobs in the film and television industry . That’s a good thing that can knock some sense into lawmakers chasing the ...
16.8.26

Landry move should reduce N.O. homelessness

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Louisiana is a little late to the party, but it’s finally gotten on the right track when it comes to housing policy . The state recently a...
14.8.26

Another lightweight story shills leftist agenda

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Same tune, different verse for some Louisiana leftist media outlets, this time involving Republican Rep. Julia Letlow . A couple of months...
13.8.26

Last ditch Democrats to push House races right

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If you want excitement out of Louisiana elections this fall, you’re only hope is a pair of congressional contests that originally would have...
12.8.26

Caddo, Bossier races: ain't broke, no need to fix

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Caddo and Bossier Parish contests for school boards and judicial positions this fall will follow a maxim that if it doesn’t seem broken, don...
11.8.26

Lesser-known races to provide NW LA excitement

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Three of the highest-profile contests in northwest Louisiana for this fall’s election involve offices most voters rarely consider, all with ...
10.8.26

Can GOP's Arceneaux win again in Shreveport?

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Perhaps obviously the Shreveport city majoritarian branch elections will make a big splash in northwest Louisiana, with the largest questio...
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