Louisiana
41 pieces tagged “Louisiana”, newest first.

Cassidy Gets Clobbered
Louisiana’s two-term Republican senator and Trump impeachment proponent faced his state’s primary voters on Saturday, and it wasn’t pretty.

What’s in a Gerrymander?
In a Louisiana redistricting case, the Supreme Court tries to divine the difference between political gerrymanders and racial ones.

Gender Wars: The Activists Strike Back
Red states are just as vulnerable to gender-mutilation activists as blue ones.

Good Start — Now Let’s Ban Porn Entirely
Louisiana has enacted a law that requires ID to view Internet porn, and other states are taking its cue.

Will Roberts Reverse on Abortion Laws?
The chief justice looks to be siding with a precedent set by a more liberal SCOTUS.

For Roberts, Precedent and Perception Rule
The chief justice joined the left wing in blocking an abortion law, reversing his own previous position.
Religious Liberty in Public Schools: You’re More Free Than You Thought
Louisiana sets out some important First Amendment guidelines for students.
Louisianans Show Charity in Face of Storm
Instead of pointing fingers, they offered a hand up.
Obama’s Media Protectors
Louisiana and Milwaukee provide a stark contrast in the narrative.
Does Obama Really Care About Black People?
With Louisiana under water, it’s fair to at least ask the question.
Division or Unity? Baton Rouge Reflections
Obama’s two-faced lectures on racism and police.

Louisiana Affirms: Blue Lives Matter
Assaulting a Louisiana police officer will be a hate crime.
‘Climate Refugees’ and Other Global Warming Hysteria
The New York Times has the scoop on the latest crisis.
Louisiana Gov. Walks Back Welfare Reform
It’s a symptom of a bleeding heart with little knowledge of finances.

Church Slapped With Criminal Summons Over Worship Service ‘Noise’
“Silent Night” has new meaning for a Louisiana church after they were issued criminal sanctions because their worship services exceeded 60 decibels — which is about the same noise level of a dishwasher. The executive pastor of Vintage Church was issued a criminal summons and the rest of the staff was threatened with “physical arrest” if they used any microphones or amplified sound in their worship services, according to a lawsuit filed by Liberty Institute.
Read more →Planned Parenthood Fights Defunding Efforts
Texas and Louisiana tackle funding for the abortion giant.

Katrina, Ten Years Later
Ten years have elapsed since one of the most amazing cases of Republican-bashing media bias in the television era began. The media elites laugh when preachers say immorality causes God to send hurricanes, but they suggested with straight faces that Hurricane Katrina was a death sentence President George W. Bush and his cronies brought to the less fortunate. In the early spin, race-baiting rapper Kanye West and “objective” anchors like Brian Williams were in rhetorical sync: George Bush didn’t care about black people.

Katrina: Not Global Warming, and Not Worst-Case Scenario
I don’t know if people remember but I caused quite a stir Friday afternoon before Hurricane Katrina struck when, on national TV, I said it was coming for New Orleans. I reminded people that I had downplayed Ivan in New Orleans the year before when apparently there was a rumor the mayor, thinking it would hit the city, ordered 10,000 bodybags. Ivan was not their storm, but I knew exactly what kind of storm would result in a disaster. I will explain that below. In any case, I was recently reminded of all this at a dinner with some clients in Houston. One of them thanked me because, as my client, I called him at two o’clock in the afternoon when the European (ECMWF) computer model run came in confirming my worst fear: It was coming for New Orleans. In what I do, serving the client to keep them prepared comes first. The TV was, is and always will be secondary. That being said, I am always going to speak my mind on these matters.
Planned Parenthood Fights to Keep State Funding
It’s asking a federal court to block Bobby Jindal’s defunding action.