It seems every few weeks; there is an election in Louisiana. Whether it is a special election or a school board wants to pass a tax issue, voters are being overloaded with too many elections.

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.

Today's Louisiana's political and legislative wrap focuses upon the Affordable Care Act or what is often called, Obamacare,  Louisiana House committee taking on cigarette tax, junior Kopplin and education, Governor Jindal's untimely announcement of an ammonia plant, the future of the Republican Party, and a upcoming milestone in Louisiana politics.

What's happening in the world of Louisiana Politics? 

“I advise anyone who thinks he knows something about politics to go down to Louisiana and take a postgraduate course.” –Texas U.S. Sen. Tom Connally, 1932.

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Today's political news: Speaker Chuck Kleckley,  Jindal's budget, Gay Boy Scouts and Tony Perkins, Bayou Corne sinkhole and more 

Yes, we know that poll overweighed Democrat voters. But the major lesson from the results that showed Gov. Bobby Jindal’s popularity undergoing a substantial slide is that demonstrates that the slow cleansing of the populist stain in Louisiana’s political policy is picking up in intensity, and probably even past the point of no return.

Louisiana Politics for February 20, 2013: White unveils Louisiana Believes, Hollis battles traffic cameras, Cokie Roberts speaks at Loyola, Campaign to Fix Debt appeals to Scalise, LA Budget Project delivers Daily Dime, PAR announces Sunshine Headquarters, Moret writes on tax reform, Jesse Jackson pleads guilty