Maybe It’s Time For Louisiana To Rethink Special Districts
St Bernard of Clairvaux is credited with authoring the phrase: “The road to hell is paved with good intentions.” Good intentions are not a substitute for lawful structure. In government, poorly designed authority does not merely fail—it sets precedent. And precedent,...
Voters to Government: Go Home, You’ve Had Enough Taxes
The November 2025 elections offer very important insight into voters, governments, and the future of public financing. “Louisiana voters always approve local taxes.” That has been the comfortable illusion held by governments for decades. Renewals, continuations, and...
LACAG’s “Rebuttal” Ignores Evidence And Attacks Republicans
Thanks to an astute follower of ours on X, I was informed that Christopher Alexander released what he called a “rebuttal.” However, this reply reads more like an escapee splashing through a shallow stream, hoping the water will break the trail. The problem is...
Kenneth Boudreaux Has Turned Mardi Gras into a Political Circus
We just finished telling our families the same thing many of you probably did: “No politics at the Thanksgiving table.” Holidays are supposed to be breaks from the political circus rather than extensions of it. But apparently someone forgot to extend the usual holiday...
Opelousas ODDD Scandal Deepens With More Out-of-District Spending
Here they go again! Our last article revealed a stunning $5 million potential misappropriation inside the Opelousas Downtown Development District (ODDD). Since then, one question has hovered over the city: was this a one-time blunder or part of something bigger?...
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