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Is the national media parked on Bobby Jindal after tax plan debacle?
Maybe Governor Jindal finally listened to the Louisiana voters as he shelved his ill-conceived and little-supported tax swap plan.
The minutes are ticking downward for Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal and the Louisiana Legislature as the new legislative session begins with what promises to be perhaps the most contentious in decades.
Now that the Louisiana legislative gavel is ready, today, for its annual podium-pound rite-of-political spring, it’s time to consider Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal’s all-so popular complaint over the past few years.
Louisiana business news for April 5:
Have House Speaker Kleckley and the Louisiana House eaten their cans of spinach in their possible collective faceoff with Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal?
Many conservatives believe that Barack Obama is the worst President since the hapless Jimmy Carter. Now we have the economic data to verify such sensible assertions.
On Tuesday night, House Speaker Chuck Kleckley received a phone call from Paul Rainwater, Gov. Bobby Jindal’s chief of staff. Rainwater and Kleckley both hail from the Lake Charles area and have known each other for nearly 20 years. Rainwater wanted to know why the following day’s Ways and Means Committee hearing on the governor’s sweeping tax plan had been cancelled.
Does Bobby Jindal still got the mojo, the legislative clout, the ability to persuade the public?
With social media websites, such as Facebook and Twitter, now a mainstream feature of society, they introduce new issues with which we must deal.
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