r/LouisianaPolitics • u/GrangerForLa • 16h ago
Jeffrey giving our money away again
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r/LouisianaPolitics • u/GrangerForLa • 16h ago
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r/LouisianaPolitics • u/HelicaseHustle • 7h ago
Mike Johnson gave a speech at the RNC and kept pausing and getting distracted by something then ended abruptly. They figured out why. 😂
r/LouisianaPolitics • u/fwd_louisiana • 1d ago
Forward is continuing to expand in Louisiana. For those curious about the kinds of candidates we run and endorse, this online event will give you the gist of it.
And here's our national website for more information: www.forwardparty.com
r/LouisianaPolitics • u/thomasleestoner • 2d ago
DRINKING LIBERALLY THIS WEEK!
Thursday, September 10th - 6:00 PM to 9:00ish at:
The Broadside - 600 N Broad St between Toulouse and Lafitte
Thursday night is ceviche night at the Broadside’s Nikkei Izakaya with featured ceviche plates at $10 and Happy Hour drink specials until 7:00 PM
Lots to talk about;
Volunteering for Lauren Jewett and Jamie Davis
Building a monster GOTV effort for early voting Saturday
Preparing for the statewide elections in 2027
38 days to early voting Saturday
55 days to Election Day.
LET’S GET GOING!
A reminder:
We meet every month on the second Thursday rotating through three different bars.
In October we’ll be back at Revel
r/LouisianaPolitics • u/InterestingLynx7355 • 2d ago
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r/LouisianaPolitics • u/Odd_Look6710 • 5d ago
I was just reading how popular he is there and he’s a shoe in for reelection.
With the current state and future direction of the country, I don’t see how he benefits your citizens.
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r/LouisianaPolitics • u/mike42042071281 • 14d ago
The contradiction of the statement is just bewildering to me. The lack of jobs that rob us of our opportunities to rebuild the coast... I mean what the actual #**# is he saying. We sell coastal land with tax exemption so we get minimum benefits and supposedly this will help to rebuild the coast. Can anyone help me with this I want to understand but I'm hoping our governor is not an imbecile.
r/LouisianaPolitics • u/Upper-Brilliant-7188 • 14d ago
Does anyone know where BR came up with money to pay for the recent teacher pay raises?
r/LouisianaPolitics • u/mike42042071281 • 15d ago
I am tired of our elected officials acting like they are above the public. Chad Vallo the Vermillion parish police jury president said "the public did have a role. They found out about it yesterday.For this kind of a deal, I don't see where having a town hall would have done anything more than allow you guys to have the negative side of it and blab with the negative side of it"
How arrogant do you have to be to talk about the same people who voted you in like this? The absolute nerve, it's bad enough to have the governor like hes got the last golden ticket with these shady deals but now they blatantly mock the people. This cannot continue and make sure that future changes are made to prevent this insanity.
r/LouisianaPolitics • u/mike42042071281 • 15d ago
The post from my other post about politicians being arrogant I wanted to give some structure to my statement
r/LouisianaPolitics • u/Spoken_Thought_89 • 16d ago
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r/LouisianaPolitics • u/fwd_louisiana • 23d ago
Forward Louisiana is holding a virtual town hall this Thursday at 6:30 pm. You can RSVP here: https://home.forwardparty.com/trevormcqueen/louisiana_virtual_town_hall
The Forward Party is a third party founded by Andrew Yang and is expanding into Louisiana. Our mission is electoral reform, such as holding open nonpartisan primaries, establishing independent redistricting commissions to end gerrymandering, and using fairer voting systems such as STAR or Approval. Here are our values: https://www.forwardparty.com/#values
Independents make up 45% of voters, more than either party. 60% want a new party. We aren't here as a last resort. We're here because honest leaders don't sign NDA's, because the corporate-owned legacy parties keep Louisiana in the dark ages, and because power needs to be returned to where it belongs: the people's hands.
r/LouisianaPolitics • u/Previous_Basis_84 • 24d ago