re: Nola: “Louisiana elite gather for Scott Woodward at James Carville’s home”

Vanilla Ice was in attendance

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Mary Olive Pierson

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MOPs Meat Pies rip. That's all I got.

So was Lipsey there? Or was this just a bunch of grandstanding wannabes?

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That might be the gayest thing I’ve ever seen posted here. Seriously. What a bunch of pure gayness.

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Was a sling involved? A bunch of glitter? As a gay man, I can’t figure out what makes this so “gay”?

Or do you have the stunted vocabulary and demeanor of a middle schooler?

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I’m trying to figure out how to make some “Judy in Disguise” joke here, but I just can’t figure out how to tie it in.

And for those who have no clue what I’m talking about, google John Fred.

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Once JBE appointed a majority to the BOS it took them about nine months to replace Jindal's selection for AD, Joe Alleva.

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"nitwit" is a pretty accurate description of that post.

Jindal had ZERO to do with that hire. A selection committee was put in place to make the recommendation. And just so your thong does not get out off center, that committee was 50-50 on right and left thinkers (and not that it would matter to clear thinkers).

Ex athletes, judges, business people, other educators, etc....

Try not to strain yourself this week.

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So was Lipsey there? Or was this just a bunch of grandstanding wannabes?

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He was on the guest list

Let's see...
(If it doesn't cause too much "strain")
Who was Governor when this selection (Alleva) was made?
And when F. King was selected ?
And who must approve these hires?
And who appoints the BOS?

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Let's see...
(If it doesn't cause too much "strain")
Who was Governor when this selection (Alleva) was made?
And when F. King was selected ?
And who must approve these hires?
And who appoints the BOS?

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Let see....

Jindal was elected in Nov 2007. The selection committee and the BOS were already in place and Jindal had ZERO involvement with either entity. Alleva was "officially" announced in April 2008.

Kansas won the NCAA basketball title. (Since you are throwing out somewhat useless facts/questions)

F. King was hired in 2013 so it bears to reason that he had no influence on any of the above. That should be easy to follow.

Louisville won the NCAA basketball title.

I will politely assume your last two questions are rhetorical in nature.

I'll wait while you Google and understand rhetorical.

Ministry of Truth doing work.