You see it all over the tube, the Internet and virtually anywhere and everywhere an opinion is given.

The IRS, the Justice Department has gone beyond all bounds.   

Republicans Congratulate
The Louisiana republican Party has issued a statement applauding their efforts along with a conservative coalition business groups, the Jindal administration and lobbyists to repel the coalition of Republican fiscal conservatives and Democratic leaders to compromise on the budget.

First, it was the political agenda of the moribund Louisiana Democrats that the so-called “fiscal hawks” may revive. And dependingon what they do this week in the Louisiana Legislature, Gov. Bobby Jindal’s prospects may be brightened as well while they destroy theirs.

First, it was the political agenda of the moribund Louisiana Democrats that the so-called “fiscal hawks” may revive. And dependingon what they do this week in the Louisiana Legislature, Gov. Bobby Jindal’s prospects may be brightened as well while they destroy theirs.

Key Democrats and conservative Republicans in the state House are engaged in private negotiations to forge an agreement that could lead them to dramatically rewrite Gov. Bobby Jindal’s budget currently before the Legislature, lawmakers disclosed to The Lens over the weekend.

The flurry of opinions and frustrations are flying across the Louisiana media and political landscapes as more organizations get in part of the Jindal tax reform-tax swap debate.

Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal has released excerpts of his Key Note address speech for tonight in Charlotte North Carolina which release has been entitled by his press office: SPEECH EXCERPTS: Gov. Jindal to Refute President Obama’s Liberal Vision for America.

Where does the Republican Party go from here? Are major changes in both direction and philosophy necessary?

Once again, the Republican Party has disappointed grassroots conservatives. With GOP votes, Congress approved a catastrophic bill to avert the fiscal cliff.  

It is looking bleak in the Motor City. Just this week, Detroit Councilwoman JoAnn Watson asked President Obama to bailout her financially troubled city.