The below commentary has been written in response to an article by Patricia Barry in the current issue of the AARP Bulletin. The article by Ms. Barry claims to be an unbiased account of what's really in the proposed healthcare reform legislation, also known as HR 3200, and how' [...]
In a special election to fill State Senate District 20, recently vacated by former Senator Reggie Dupre, State Representative Damon Baldone (District 53), wants to use the difference in voter turnout between those north of the Intracoastal Waterway and those south of it.
In an interview [...]
In an email conversation that took place following the previous blog post, "Proposition: Would you become my slave?", it quickly turned into an argument about presidential religious practices. While answering a question, the difference between Republican and Democrat presidential religious practices suddenly dawned on me.
In a [...]
I don't know who created this picture, so I can't give credit. [...] 
I was walking out of the Sam's Club in Metairie when I noticed how this car was parked.
I can only imagine the driver saying to herself, "How nice. They made the parking spots wider for me, but, it is a little short."
Many in Southeast Louisiana are mourning the passing of Deacon Willie Orgeron, who died in his Thibodaux home on Saturday, March 29th, 2008. Deacon Willie, a well-regarded church and civic figure, is survived by his wife of 51 years, Margaret Ann Boudreaux Orgeron and four sons: Ray [...] 
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