by Editorial Staff | Jun 12, 2024 | Libraries, Louisiana
The legacy media will call our office for comment for various reasons. Of course, one of them is “Banana” Jones’s feverish promotion of her upcoming book release, “That Librarian.” In every interview she manages to get, she drones on...
by Editorial Staff | May 21, 2024 | Libraries, Louisiana
If only the Left were as tolerant as they demand of the rest of us. Inclusivity and accepting a variety of voices are only applicable if those things support their overall agenda and have nothing to do with including or accepting opposing views. A perfect example...
by Editorial Staff | May 20, 2024 | Louisiana, Sunshine
A day after Louisiana State Treasurer John Fleming issued a press release opposing HB836, we published an article – Parental Rights and the Bond Commission? concerning our skepticism of the same bill. There, we outlined the vital role of the Louisiana Bond Commission...
by Editorial Staff | May 15, 2024 | Abbeville, Louisiana, Sunshine, Vermilion Parish
Our most recent stop on the campaign to transform all sixty-four parishes into a New Louisiana brought us to Vermilion Parish, specifically the City of Abbeville. For those readers unfamiliar with the City, it has a population of around 10,765. Like many cities across...
by Editorial Staff | May 8, 2024 | Legislature, Louisiana, Sunshine
Louisiana citizens have long had a bizarre relationship with their local government bodies. Corruption has been part of our state’s political culture, and it didn’t start with Huey P. Long. It existed for decades before Long’s rise to power in the 1920s. Very...