Ending Engineered Consent and Rigged Tax Elections
The Louisiana Constitution, Article VI, Section 26, requires that local taxes be approved by voters. In theory, that means taxation at the local level is grounded in consent. We’re told that we voted on it, that we consented. That’s the story, the comfort, the...
Louisiana Poised to Expand Expropriation Powers
In Louisiana, property rights are supposed to mean something. They are written into the very first article of the Louisiana Constitution, which provides that private property shall not be taken except for a public purpose. It does not say property may be taken...
2026 Constitutional Amendments: May 16, 2026
Louisiana voters are once again being asked to amend one of the longest, most policy-heavy constitutions in the country. If you haven’t received a voter guide from your state Representative yet it is likely on its way (The House of Representatives spent $658,000.00...
Clay Higgins Warned Us About The Epstein Files—He Was Right
It was described as “the single most egregious violation of victim privacy in one day in United States history.” Nearly 100 Epstein victims had their identities exposed after the Department of Justice released files with flawed redactions. The documents included email...
Unbalancing the Books: Carencro’s Pas Bon Festival Doesn’t Add Up
For months, Citizens for a New Louisiana has been raising questions about Carencro’s handling of the C’est Bon Seasoning Festival. We were told nothing was wrong. Everything was above board. Critics simply didn’t understand what they were looking at. The auditors...
Citizens for a New Louisiana is making government more transparent, one parish at a time. Will you become a part of the solution?
