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Black nuclear families have some of the highest statistical positive outcomes across any demographic.

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I can believe this statement based on the opinion that black nuclear fathers realize they have to work harder to keep their kids on the straight and narrow, otherwise the street culture is an available outcome. They're trying to counter the vast pendulum swing that could result if they didn't put some effort into raising their kids and keeping them out of that trap.

God Bless the ones that see this for what it is.

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White House security is obviously bullshite

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Three assassination attempts say otherwise. But you don't really care about a dead President when he's an R, amirite?

And since YOU say it's not privately funded, it must be true.

Aubie & Powerman, you really don't want someone to research the countless instances where D's vote 'en bloc', do you? Because it wouldn't turn out the way you think it would.

I would begrudgingly admit it's one of the D superpowers...you fu*kers circle the wagons better than anyone. How often do you see a D break ranks to vote with R's? Now flip the letters and ask yourselves the same question.

Yeah, that's what I thought. But y'all keep spewing your bullshite because that's what you're spoon fed.

Who's in the cult now?

HVAC, installing building management systems.

Mike Rowe has been screaming this from the mountain top for years. The company I work for can't hire controls techs fast enough, and at good money to start. That still doesn't mean another company won't come along and poach them with a higher salary...it's crazy how well a tech can do in this market.

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I am having a conversation. You just refuse to respond to any of my points under the guise that you want legal citations.

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No, jackknob, I asked if your position was based on opinion or law. You refused to back it up. I don't need citations, I don't need a goddamn motion, a brief, or a binding resolution. I just want to know if your statement has the weight of a legal position behind it. But you come onto a message board *wink*wink*, where the entire premise is to DISCUSS matters, and you pull the "well, I said it, but I ain't backing it up" bullsh*t. If you consider discussing legal matters on TD 'work', maybe you need to find another way to pass your time.

Cubbies, that was a thoughtful, well versed, legitimate reply....OVERRULED. :lol: Sorry, I kid.

There is no question this could have been implemented differently. It's all the noise that surrounds the real issue as the problem. Stop claiming the state "can't"...because they can. Stop claiming that the City has the power to overrule the state here, because they can't.

If the city has an issue on voter disenfranchisement (I hate that term), then take it to court. All this dick measuring is getting old, fast.

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The State exceeded its constitutional authority in the first place. I'm pretty sure the AG knows that's the case.

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Make your case, Counselor. I've seen references to the State having the authority, nothing to the contrary.

I'm open to discussion, change my mind.

ETA: Would this entire issue go away if the State saw fit to assign Calvin Duncan as a co-Clerk for the next four years? I have no idea how that would work, but the physical consolidation of the offices has already saved the state / parish money. Would that make this entire shite show go away?

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No - I am not going to cite any law or brief the issue

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Sorry that you feel that way. Unfortunately, it undermines your position as emotional rather than based in merit. You do you, I guess.

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Regardless, the optics are horrible - it looks like banana-republic level shite you see in Africa and Central America

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Are you new to New Orleans politics, Bud? If you think the consolidation of two offices is bad, have I got some headlines out of NOLA that'll make you choke on your Chai tea!

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If the legislature doesn't like the result of the vote, plenary power doesn't give the legislature the ability to change their method AFTER the voters have voted.

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Jim, is this an opinion, or can you cite the appropriate law that says this?
Because as you've stated it, an election invalidates the state's power to modify how it operates. That seems to me to be a little far fetched.

"Sorry, State Legislature, you can't change X now, we've already held an election."

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Napoleon was not duly elected to the position of Clerk of Court.

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What's this then? Ballotpedia

Chelsey Richard Napoleon (Democratic Party) is the Orleans Parish Civil Court Clerk in Louisiana. She assumed office in 2018. Her term ended on May 4, 2026.

Richard Napoleon (Democratic Party) won re-election for Orleans Parish Civil Court Clerk in Louisiana outright in the primary on October 11, 2025, after the primary and general election were canceled.

Look, you have your politics, your position, and your worldview. Suffice it to say - WE DISAGREE. But you're being willfully obtuse. You hold nothing as an absolute regardless of the evidence. You're a true believer, and the worst kind. Grow up, grow some sort of character / moral compass, and get in the real world. Because you cannot be taken seriously. But we all knew that already.

You do realize some on here interact with you just to watch you flail around, right?