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You mean the guy that was in a band that had a video with a puppet Reagan blowing up the world with nucs doesn’t like Trump….color me shocked. The political opinions of celebrities are by and large tired and lazy.
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A message board full of professed small government conservatives being offended that someone would challenge the State's exercise of power to nullify the practical effect of a local election in the name of preserving local democratic governance is quite the acid trip


Seems to me the horse is already out of the barn relative to small/big government on this matter as it was settled when the 1974 constitution was ratified, the legislature already has that power, the only thing that seems in question is the timeliness in which it may act. Long term Orleans will be down to 1 clerk. Again this seems to not be a rational expenditure of time and resources for a position that is ultimately going away.

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The office was abolished after the election, rendering the election obsolete. The state certified election results, then nullified the election results it certified in the name of "efficiency." Just because the State found a legal loophole to do this does not mean that the State acted appropriately.


Why would the secret of state certifying an election preclude the legislative body from exercising its power. The legislature doesn’t work for the Secretary of State. But I guess we will see if the SCOTUS has anything to say about it.

The city planting its flag on this hill seems strange to me as a matter of resource allocation……..at best it buys 2 clerks until the next election cycle.
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Rebuilding a plantation home is the last thing on anyone’s mind


It’s just another lost landmark I would use to judge time as a kid on the way to my Grandmothers house in Plaquemine.
My wife once had a panic attack in the maze that functioned as its showroom.
The statement was qualified with the word “potentially”. People forget that Saban averaged over 3 losses per year while he was here.
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He would not even leave us for the NFL


No one understands losing a potentially generational coach the NFL more than LSU
In exchange for the NFLs Anti trust exemption… see how much it really means to them
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Still way better than Commie Telafreeko.


I got a text from that clown today asking me for a dollar
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grownup collectors fuel toy sales


This is hard to square with an affordability crisis.

I think they should build Mike a bridge from his enclosure into the stadium. A cat walk if you will, let him decide.
Obviously she is trying to copy Lyle Lovetts style
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feel a modern and pragmatic Democrat like Landrieu would be a formidable candidate in 2028.


frick that Guy. He was the first politician I ever heard use the phrase “stay woke” he used it in address and this was back around 2016

re: Voted for him 3x psyop

Posted by Harvey Vortac on 9/23/26 at 11:37 am to
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It’s mind blowing to the die hards that people could vote for someone multiple times and then turn away when that candidate completely changes and promises so much and only follows through with very little. There were actually good people who supported him but more and more of them are leaving.



Or a disingenuous Trump agenda has proved enough to still suck less than the alternative.
It’s a 5 happiness bag, but yeah.
That means yesterday was the anniversary of the last time the armies literacy rates were high.

Just kidding Army.

AIM HIGH!
What’s truly childish is not recognizing the following…

1. If a coach is successful at Ole Miss they are going to leave.

2. There is no world where a successful coach leaves Ole Miss for another school and the fans don’t act like this. (See Tubby going to Auburn but the world was a lot larger then)

Further the penalties should be criminal, right now the legislation only has civil penalties/fines, this is proven to not be a deterrent. All this tells me is that the NCAA wants a return to the form that caused the problems to begin with without any real consequence or incentive to be better.

I realize it seems stupid to think jail time might be possible for something as pedestrian as recruiting violations.

But the current legislation seems like a whole lot of functional nothing
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It will not be just a loss on the year. He is affected by things as a child would.


Pot meet kettle