The real answer is Ginni wants me to

For real. You got Senator Jay Morris from West Monroe who views New Orleans as his plantation, and him as our overseer.

Perhaps we learn from having around 27% voter turnout for a gubernatorial.

The war with Iran does not meet the definition of a “just war,” but even if it did, that wouldn’t change the fact that God is not on either side of the battlefield. Only vainglorious humans are.

What’s more, in a companion bill, opposed by all the NOLA delegation, 11 NOLA judges would be eliminated, 4 of which would be of criminal court, and the Gov. would have the power to basically appoint magistrate commissioners, who set bonds, conduct pc hearings, and sign arrest and search warrants.

Louisiana GOP races to eliminate an elected office won by an exonerated man A New Orleans man exonerated after serving nearly 30 years in prison has a new fight on his hands. Calvin Duncan has been elected as the city's new clerk of criminal court, but now Republican lawmaker...

Calvin Duncan, a man imprisoned for 30 years before he was exonerated, won an election in New Orleans promising to fix a judicial system that failed him

Now, Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry and the GOP-controlled Legislature are racing to eliminate his job before he can be sworn in

Don’t boycott New Orleans. This is being done TO New Orleans not by New Orleans. Calvin won 68% of the vote here. No local politicians supports this. All oppose it. This is the GOP of the Louisiana trying to take over and punish New Orleans.

Three Hundred Habeas Cases in Which the Government Has Defied Court Orders A database of non-compliance with court orders around the country.

We just published an interactive database of 300 immigration habeas cases in which the government failed to comply with court orders.

The project documents patterns—not anecdotes—of noncompliance across jurisdictions.

www.lawfaremedia.org/article/thre...

Frankie Beverly and MAZE Live in New Orleans YouTube video by robert estrada

You should try this, as well, for the spring it’s the best: m.youtube.com/watch?v=qU53...

Maybe there should be an exit interview with people leaving New Orleans. Because my suspicion is, based upon most the folks I know who have left, it has more to do with who runs the state than who runs the city.

The enemy gets a vote.

Forgive my ignorance me, why is that an issue?

In fairness to Janky Jeff, what Governor (or La. Legislature) has ever sought or struck anything but a devil’s bargain on oil and gas? To my mind, none. But perhaps I’m wrong,

This might be the greatest split-screen ever broadcast.

They’ll play this in museums in future.

(🎥 LCI 🇫🇷)

I wonder how many state and federal, ie taxpayer backed, retirement pensions and healthcare plans he’ll qualify for that the average American can only dream of.

Ethics board says judge can spend campaign money on his role as Mardi Gras krewe king • Louisiana Illuminator The judge, who is up for reelection this year, had sought an advisory opinion from the confirming that his Mardi Gras expenses could be covered with campaign money.

lailluminator.com/2026/01/15/c...

He isn’t even barred in Louisiana

Interestingly he is the solicitor general of Louisiana but not a member of the state bar.

Rep. Julia Letlow Discloses 211 Stock Trades After Missing Deadline Under STOCK Act The Louisiana Republican’s office attributed the late disclosures, many dating back to 2024, to a third-party investment firm with discretionary authority.

www.forbes.com/sites/zachev...

A photo of teenage Claudette Colvin in glasses and a sweater.

Friends, Claudette Colvin—the 15-year-old who refused to give up her seat on a Montgomery bus in March 1955 & joined the federal case against bus segregation that went to the Supreme Court — died today at age 86. But there are lots of myths and mis-impressions about her. A short corrective thread:

I’ve seen people indicted on less. Never understood why in the world we would give government judicially created immunity of any sort. Not in a system which, this year, is celebrating what?

And that doesn’t mean DeBoer shouldn’t be fired. But that’s a different story.

Players playing for 6 years? That’s nuts. Look at Carson Beck. He’ll have a longer career in college football than the pros.

Ha! But honestly, which of those players were recruited by Cignetti out of high school? He’s smart, for sure. But the same system that screwed Alabama today will screw him tomorrow.

I mean. Does anyone at Indiana even go to Indiana? They are all “grad students,” who transferred. I mean even the QB. He’s getting his masters my ass. At least most off Alabama aren’t 6th year players.

The Jackson State Sonic Boom of the South is where it is at.

I am already getting hate mail and threats over this reporting, so: please share! It upsets the worst kind of people 💫

Trump admin acknowledges difficulties in transferring Education programs to other agencies, internal documents show The work Education has done so far is "minuscule" compared to what's to come, department says.

The problems that will be created by shifting some functions to other agencies are going to much worse than originally expected.
And they were originally expected to be very bad.
Also ED knows this. www.govexec.com/management/2...

NEW: @propublica.org investigated the Chicago apartment raid where kids were zip-tied and citizens detained for hours. They find:

- NONE of the arrested were criminally charged
- NO evidence the building was "filled with TdA terrorists."
- ZERO legitimate reason for DHS to rappel from a Blackhawk.

One of hardest working people on helping others understand fairly complicated times when it comes to the High Court. And also in an insightful, straightforward, and way. You are truly a treasure.