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That probably is why she and her dim wit brother are losing it! Nobody left in the state to vote for them. They were interviewing one guy in the Astrodome who said he will never go back, he wants to stay in Texas and it wasn't about the hurricane. He's wanted a job for a long time (he's on public assistance) and people at the Astrodome in Texas, are encouraging him. While he said in Louisiana ,public officials discouraged him from getting off welfare. HHhhhmmmmm

These Dem hacks are seeing their political fiefdom disappear before their eyes. I hope and pray good people everywhere will take some refugees and show them what living in America is all about, rather than being kept on the Democrat plantation and subsisting on welfare. This would be the best possible outcome of this terrible time.

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Endorsement Ruckus
By Allen Johnson Jr
Lt. Gov. Mitch Landrieu, state Attorney General Charles Foti, and Orleans Parish District Attorney Eddie Jordan -- and other elected officials -- apparently violated a state law banning elected officials from endorsing Orleans Parish School Board members, local attorney C.B. Forgotston says.
Spokespersons for Landrieu, Foti and Jordan all say the law is unconstitutional and should not be enforced; Forgotston says the law should either be enforced or repealed.
Foti, Jordan and Landrieu all appear in campaign ads endorsing School Board District 5 candidate Phyllis Landrieu in the Sept. 18 primary election. Jordan also has endorsed District 7 incumbent Elliott "Doc" Willard, who directs the district attorney's community outreach program.

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