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U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy announced Friday that he will not run for Louisiana’s open governorship in 2023.Cassidy teased his announcement in a routine press call earlier this week, igniting intense speculation about his potential candidacy and a matchup against his U.S. Senate colleague John Kennedy.
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Sen. Bill Cassidy says he'll vote no on Jackson confirmation. What does that mean for 2023 gov race?The U.S. Senate is expected to make history this week by confirming the first Black woman to the United States Supreme Court – Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson. In Louisiana, people have been looking to Sen. Bill Cassidy’s vote on the confirmation as a possible indicator of his intention to run for governor in 2023 as a moderate Republican in what is likely to be a GOP-dominated field.
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As climate change continues to produce more intense storms and rising seas, some of Louisiana’s congressional delegation wants to make protecting the nation’s shorelines a top priority for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
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Libertarian Dr. Aaron Sigler discusses his efforts to unseat Senator Bill Cassidy in the upcoming election. Country music legend David Frizzell recounts…
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There’s bipartisan agreement in Congress that the National Flood Insurance Program needs to be reformed, but lawmakers have been unable to settle on a…
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“I recommend Louisiana native son Kyle Duncan without reservation, and urge his swift confirmation,” said Louisiana' U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy, as he…
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Louisiana Senator Bill Cassidy, along with South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham, is leading the latest effort to repeal and replace Obamacare in the U.S.…
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Former Governor Buddy Roemer unveils his first book Scopena. Roemer reflects on his formative years on his family plantation in Northwest Louisiana, the…
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Few can dispute the need for the National Flood Insurance Program, considering the devastation wrought by Harvey.“The imperative to get it reauthorized, I…
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Congress is in recess until September, so meanwhile, senators and representatives are back in their home states. On Wednesday, Senator Bill Cassidy talked…