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  • Speaker of the House Says Jindal, Senate to Blame for Pending Budget Crisis

    Speaker of the House Says Jindal, Senate to Blame for Pending Budget Crisis Speaking to the Monroe Chamber of Commerce, Louisiana House Speaker Jim Tucker laid the blame for a 2011 state budget crisis on Governor Bobby Jindal and the Senate, saying next year's looming $2 billion budget shortfall could have been mitigated if they had been willing to make more significant cuts in the current and previous budgets.  Tucker said the state's colleges and universities will be the hardest hit, pointing to the student protests at UNO this week as a by-product of the deep cuts to higher education. 

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By Kathleen Babineaux Blanco, Louisiana Governor 2004-2008


Where is the Courage and What are the Consequences, Karl Rove?


If Karl Rove’s book, “Courage and Consequence,” is an inside look at the Bush White House, it leaves us standing outside...

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By Pat Brister
Louisiana Republican
State Chair, 2000-2004


Brister Raves About Rove, Says Blanco's TV Appearances Prove Him Right


Having just completed Karl Rove’s book, “Courage and Consequence,” several thoughts come to mind. First, let me say, I have...

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Ft. Lauderdale – You could feel it in the air, the spirit of the Saints was everywhere on the day before the big one in South Florida.  Who Dats, large and small were running wild, umbrellas and beads aloft and even in the Latin dialect of South Beach, the Who Dat Nation was growing.  Blue and White –only the sky – as no sign of the Colts apparent in wave after wave of Saints black and gold.  This is the way the big game should be with many more fans than a stadium can hold, much more energy than any game can produce. Sunday is here...the Brees is blowing...a great game awaits amid a sea of Saints.


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