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The problem for most black candidates isn't that that they are black - it's that they are Dems. There are many folks who won't vote for a Dem, white or black.
Hell no. It will just escalate to total confiscation. SS started as a 1% tax and is now 15%. Violates 4th amendment too.

re: Deer Processing

Posted by TigeeDaleC on 11/29/25 at 5:10 pm to
T waynes not taking any right now. Same with Meatery in Prairieville.
The process which is due is not the same for invaders as for citizens.
Don’t antitrust laws prohibit market monopolies?
I was next door at the same time. Also joined in the Marathon, which Jay Dardenne headed up for a good while.
Notice who wrote the book about the milk and donut boys - Jay Dardenne. It's about the LSU Sigma Chi chapter.
Yeti will be on the LSU campus for the Florida game, hosting a tailgate near the Indian Mounds.
Yeti will be on the LSU campus for the Florida game, hosting a tailgate near the Indian Mounds.
Legally, this has nothing to do with God or Christianity (although I am a Christian). The legal question is whether the SCOTUS had the legal authority to nullify state laws on marriage. The reversal of Roe v. Wade by the Dobbs decision points to the argument that the SCOTUS had no such legal authority. Justice Thomas correctly pointed out in his concurring opinion in Dobbs that the Oberfell case is built on the same shifting sands (my words, not his) as Roe v. Wade and should be reconsidered.
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“Unfortunately, the ABA no longer functions as a fair arbiter of nominees’ qualifications, and its ratings invariably and demonstrably favor nominees put forth by Democratic administrations,” Bondi wrote in the letter to ABA President William Bay.

“Accordingly, while the ABA is free to comment on judicial nominations along with other activist organizations, there is no justification for treating the ABA differently from such other activist organizations and the Department of Justice will not do so."


I've been a member of the ABA for years, for substantive legal topics in my area of practice. Politically, it is filled with leftist activists, who don't represent the views of most lawyers across the country. Bondi is right to shove the ABA out of the process.
That "revenue" would be more useful in the economy (spent, invested, saved) than in the hands of the federal government.
The Louisiana Voting System Commission recommended "Hand-marked paper ballots, a ballot marking device, or a combination thereof" and
"Printing on demand for hand-marked paper ballots". La Voting System Commission Recs
"If it ain’t broke…"

it's broke if you can't audit the election. Louisiana's elections cannot be audited. As declared by the Legislative Auditor and the judge in Caddo Parish who directed a new election for sheriff from December '23 election.
If you don't like hand counting then use a scanner, but the official vote count is the paper not the scanner. But recent studies and demonstrations of hand counting (videos available online) show the "hand counting" (really a misnomer) can be done in two hours for the largest precincts in Louisiana.
There's a new world of paper ballots - serialized, water marked ballots are very hard to duplicate/cheat. Similar to the security features in a dollar bill but not as many features.

Trump to La GovJeff - Paper ballots

Posted by TigeeDaleC on 3/25/25 at 12:10 pm
During the press conference yesterday on the new Hyundai plant near Donaldsonville, Pres. Trump took a moment to advise Gov Jeff Landy to use paper ballots in our elections: 8% of the cost of the "machines". LINK
Actually, they had 5 years to sue. It's called a peremptive period under Louisiana law.
Convention of States resolution will solve this, including term limits for members of Congress and other federal officials. 19 states have passed it, likely a 20th very soon. Heading to 34 states. see LINK
The federal government has no Constitutional authority to regulate insurance. The Interstate Commerce clause is only for the movement of goods and services between states, not for the regulation of all things we do.