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NEW IBERIA: The Board That Ignores the Law
What if the board overseeing police and fire discipline in your city wasn’t legally formed? In New Iberia, that may be exactly what’s happening. Missing representation, missing oaths, and a system operating outside the law.
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May 2026
Champions of Change Baton Rouge: How Policy Really Gets Made
Before a bill is filed… the decision may already be made. Join us in Baton Rouge on May 11 as Dr. Robert Malone and Noah Wall pull back the curtain on how policy is shaped, shared, and implemented across the country.

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The Cleo Countdown: Louisiana’s Plan to Redraw
🚨 The battle over Louisiana’s Cleo District enters a new phase. Lawmakers just launched a strategic special session to delay qualifying and prepare for redistricting—potentially rewriting the rules on race-based voting maps for good.
Public Health Illusion: Louisiana Shrugs Off Billion-Dollar Medicaid Waste
Louisiana’s Medicaid program has wasted billions on patients who don’t exist. The illusion of care continues—while real accountability disappears.
Beauregard Voters Reject Carbon Capture
Beauregard Parish is sending their government a message: no carbon capture, no exceptions. Locals say their land, water, and rights aren’t for sale — and they’re ready to prove it at the ballot box.
Land of Roz: Mayor Roslyn White’s Emerald-City Power Trip
In the Land of Roz, the yellow brick road leads straight to City Hall — where Mayor Roslyn White decides who gets water, power, and a place to live.
Manufactured Outrage in St. Tammany’s Public Library
A look behind the supposed outrage over St. Tammany’s library director job posting reveals politics, not policy, driving the headlines.
Why SafeWise’s “Safest Cities” Lists Don’t Measure What They Claim
SafeWise’s “safest cities” list might look scientific, but it’s built on incomplete data. With over 75% of Louisiana cities missing from the FBI’s crime reports, the rankings measure reporting — not safety.
$30M for Them, $0 for LSU: The Shady LSU Arena Deal
One insider bragged he’d clear $30 million on the shady $400M LSU Arena deal — while LSU gets stuck holding the bag. The scheme rests on a voter-free tax district and skirts multiple Louisiana Constitutional prohibitions. Glossy renderings conceal the truth: a grift grab disguised as “economic development.”
🥾 Court Boots Amanda “Banana” Jones… Again
Whoops! “Banana” Jones’s lawfare shenanigans were kicked out of another Louisiana courtroom. This is now becoming a costly and long-distance adventure for her.
Taxation Without Consent: Louisiana’s New Tyranny
Louisiana is quietly repeating the abuses that drove America to independence: taxation without consent. From Youngsville’s digital tax to Lafayette’s hotel “assessment,” local leaders are seizing powers the people never granted. The Founders fought to stop this — will Louisiana citizens do the same?
We were right again! Livingston Sued by Attorney General
We called it weeks ago — and now it’s happening. AG Liz Murrill sued the Livingston Parish Library over a bungled July meeting. Ironically, the lawsuit came from the very chaos stirred up by the library “alliance” crowd.
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