Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Heads to the Senate
After a razor-thin vote in the House, H.R. 1, lovingly dubbed “One Big Beautiful Bill,” is on its way to the Senate. The bill represents a sweeping reset of federal priorities, tackling taxes, welfare, national security, and much more. At 208 pages,...
Congressman Clay Higgins Stays in the FightβFor Us
With a Senate seat within reach, Higgins said “no.” A recent Trafalgar poll established that Congressman Clay Higgins would have been the frontrunner had he entered Louisianaβs U.S. Senate race. With widespread name recognition and deep grassroots support,...
The Transgender… Hoax?
On this, the International Trans Day of Visibility, let us consider: Could large-scale social movements like transgenderism be nothing more than social experiments designed to test society’s willingness to accept ideas detached from objective reality? Several...
Rough Road Ahead: Can Bill Cassidy Survive 2026 Re-Election?
By: JD Lavergne As of February 27, 2025, Senator Bill Cassidy, one of two Republicans representing Louisiana in the US Senate, finds himself navigating turbulent political waters. Once regarded as a steady, pragmatic voice within the GOP, Cassidyβs approval among his...
Louisiana’s New Closed Primaries System Begins In 2026
In 2026, Louisiana faces a significant shift in its electoral process by implementing a closed primary system, a departure from its long-standing jungle primary system. This change will reshape the political landscape of the state. Historically, Louisiana has utilized...
Citizens for a New Louisiana is making government more transparent, one parish at a time. Will you become a part of the solution?
Critical Acclaim
Los Angeles Review of Books
[Citizens for a New Louisiana] Transformed a community meeting into a national flashpoint.
KLFY TV 10
The complaint [filed by Citizens for a New Louisiana] underscores what the chief reportedly did and/or has failed to do.
Scalawag Magazine
Hundreds of titles are being flagged by local residents and conservative groups such as Citizens for a New Louisiana for concerns that the [children's] books feature "pornography" and "pedophilia."
Times Picayune
Executive director of the ultra-conservative nonprofit Citizens for a New Louisiana, Michael Lunsford, seized that opportunity
Los Angeles Review of Books
[Citizens for a New Louisiana is] Leading the charge in Louisianaβs library debate
