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Objective Proofnew

It's time for Congress to address the disparity between Louisiana's and Mississippi's relative shares of federal aid stemming from Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.
Gambit  |  Clancy DuBos  |  09-25-2007  |  Commentary

Jena's Obvious Injusticenew

If our leaders don't act quickly and decisively, the racial problems in Jena will soon be Louisiana's problems -- and then it will be too late.
Gambit  |  Clancy DuBos  |  09-18-2007  |  Race & Class

The Vitter Endnew

David Vitter evokes little pity, particularly among his fellow politicians, many of whom privately describe him as shamelessly self-righteous, blindly ambitious and ruthlessly calculating.
Gambit  |  Clancy DuBos  |  07-17-2007  |  Politics

Nagin for Governor?new

Talk continues that New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin, who was re-elected even in the face of criticism for his handling of Hurricane Katrina, might run for governor
Gambit  |  Clancy DuBos  |  07-10-2007  |  Commentary

A Political Bombshellnew

Last week's guilty plea by former Orleans Parish School Board president Ellenese Brooks-Simms was the political equivalent of a nuclear bomb.
Gambit  |  Clancy DuBos  |  06-26-2007  |  Commentary

Presidential Debates Should Come Through New Orleansnew

Choosing New Orleans should be easy for the bi-partisan Commission on Presidential Debates.
Gambit  |  Clancy DuBos  |  06-26-2007  |  Commentary

John Georges' October Surprisenew

Businessman John Georges has in mind his own version of an October Surprise for Congressman Bobby Jindal -- a spectacular come-from-behind victory in Louisiana's governor's race. If Georges succeeds, Jindal won't be the only one who's surprised.
Gambit  |  Clancy DuBos  |  06-20-2007  |  Politics

The Stench of Corruption in Louisiananew

Multiple investigations into bribery, kickbacks and abuses of power cement Louisiana's reputation as a political cesspool.
Gambit  |  Jeremy Alford and Clancy DuBos  |  06-20-2007  |  Politics

Jefferson's Fall From Gracenew

Fans of The Sopranos now can find a crew for their withdrawal pains -- whenever they need a dose of corruption, betrayal, racketeering, family intrigue, self-dealing, bribery and extortion, they can read the 94-page federal indictment of Congressman Bill Jefferson of Louisiana.
Gambit  |  Clancy DuBos  |  06-12-2007  |  Commentary

Gov. Kathleen Blanco's Come Undonenew

Despite awful poll numbers and calls for her not to run, Louisiana's governor insists she's suiting up again -- just in case, a gaggle of Democrats waits in the wings.
Gambit  |  Clancy DuBos  |  03-12-2007  |  Politics

Picking Up the Piecesnew

After Katrina, New Orleans will need lots of faith, hope -- and the right priorities.
Gambit  |  Clancy DuBos  |  11-04-2005  |  Commentary

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