Citizens for a New Louisiana

Don’t freak out. The Secretary of State’s RFP is a solid bit of work. It creates a new audit trail capability that we currently do not have. Regardless of how […]

We all know that social media censorship has gotten out of hand; recent news notwithstanding. A solution I’ve been promoting with legislators for the last few months is called the […]

Michael Martin, board president of Vermilionville Living History Museum Foundation, seems to think they own Vermilionville. Watch as I debunk this myth over and over and over again – not […]

In an ongoing series of interviews with candidates for local races, I sat down with Ms. Natalie Broussard. She’s running for the 16th Judicial District Court, Division F, covering Iberia, […]

Vermilionville lost over $1 MILLION last year! I’ll walk you through some misconceptions of Vermilionville employees and show how they’ve been pilfering MILLIONS intended for erosion control, liter mitigation, and […]

Family Court Judge, Charlie Fitzgerald, has recently been elected unopposed to the 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals. There are three candidates vying to take his place. Here’s Dona Renegar.

Family Court Judge, Charlie Fitzgerald, has recently been elected unopposed to the 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals. There are three candidates vying to take his place. Here’s Susan Theall.

In my continuing series of candidates who will appear on the November 3rd ballot, I sat down with Senator Bill Cassidy. Right out of the gate, he quashed some rumors […]

Division D of the 15th JDC has three candidates. Here’s Amanda Martin.

Division D of the 15th JDC has three candidates. Here’s Dwazendra Smith.

Division D of the 15th JDC has three candidates. Here’s Royal Colbert.

In our continuing series of candidates who will appear on the November 3rd ballot, I visited with Danny Landry. He’s running for District Attorney in the 15th Judicial District.

In our continuing series of candidates who will appear on the November 3rd ballot, I visited with Don Landry. He’s running for District Attorney in the 15th Judicial District.

Back in August, the Lafayette School Board voted (unanimously) to raise taxes 7% without your consent. Normally, you’d have to wait four years to vote the bums out… but… what’s […]

The series continues of candidates for the various positions that will appear down-ballot on November 3rd. Today, I met with Judge Jules Edwards, who’s running for Lafayette City Court judge.

The series continues of candidates for the various positions that will appear down-ballot on November 3rd. Today, I met with Michelle Odinet, who’s running for Lafayette City Court judge. It […]

As part of our mission to inform the public on matters of importance, I’m having conversations with the various people who will appear down-ballot of the presidential election on November […]

As part of our mission to inform the public on matters of importance, I’m having conversations with the various people who will appear down-ballot of the presidential election on November […]

The November 3rd elections will be here soon. As part of our mission to inform the public on matters of importance, I’m having conversations with the various people who will […]

Here’s your opportunity, Louisiana. The house has approved a legislative version of the Seabaugh petition in the form of House Concurrent Resolution 9 (or HCR-9). It effectively strips the governor’s […]

A conversation with Kip Judice, who’s running for City Marshal of Lafayette.

A conversation with Reggie Thomas, who’s running for City Marshal of Lafayette.

I had a conversation with Nathan Broussard, who’s running for City Marshal of Lafayette.

After six months of doing nothing, the Louisiana Speaker of the House (that Stuart Bishop voted for) says he’s going to release a plan to reopen the economy any day […]

John Bel Edwards is attempting to institute unlimited mail-in-ballots for the Presidential election in November… and Stuart Bishop can stop him.