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Gov. Edwards rails against disaster slight, but, Louisiana lacks clout in Congress
This is what happens when Louisiana loses mighty congressional "secret sauce" or, otherwise known as, "clout"..
Edwards talks with New Orleans leaders with major budget deficit looming
How do you fill a budget gap of more than #1 billion dollars after consecutive years of combination of tax increases and budget cuts amounting to roughly $3 billion?
This is the issue plaguing Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards, his staff, the Louisiana legislature and of course, the business and the citizens of the state.
Hurricane disaster calls, Louisiana, Governor Edwards, turns opportunities into jobs
Label this one--making Lemonaide out of lemon.
Louisiana's economic development converted a disaster into an opportunity. This from Governor John Bel Edwards's office.
Governor Edwards win in Louisiana was a fluke, not repeatable
Can Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards teach Democrats how to win in the South? The answer to this title of a recent Politico website story is more pessimistic than it lets on.edwards conferenceCan Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards teach Democrats how to win in the South? The answer to this title of a recent Politico website story is more pessimistic than it lets on.
Louisiana Governor Edwards fiscal strategy for Correctons might pen him in
A couple of canaries in a coal mine may send mixed messages to Louisiana concerning its fiscal situation, making Democrat Gov. John Bel Edwards both a winner and loser.
Questions about Louisiana Governor Edwards budget gimmicks he once decried
From the governor who said he is “committed to open and honest budgeting that does not rely on the gimmicks of the past,” yet another past budget gimmick he endorsed surfaces.
It turns out that about $28 million used in the fiscal year 2018 budget does not exist yet, and may not before the close of the year. That money depends upon resolution of lawsuits favorably to Louisiana, which an additional about $8 million did come available recently.