Jeremy Alford
Publisher and Editor, LaPolitics Weekly at Freelance
Contributor at The New York Times
Writes https://t.co/Vdn5ye68WR & https://t.co/Sxy17S5S3z w/ @DavidJacobs225. Author of The Last Constitution; co-wrote Long Shot & The Party is Over. Bylines in @NYTimes.
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1 week ago |
hannapub.com | Jeremy Alford
It looks like Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s MAHA train will make a stop in Capitoland. kA 4=2DDlQAaQm!C6D:56?E s@?2=5 %CF>A’D 962=E9 D64C6E2CJ :D 6IA64E65 E@ G:D:E q2E@? #@F86 E@ AC@>@E6 $q `c[ 2 3:== :?DA:C65 3J z6??65J’D “|2<6 p>6C:42 w62=E9J p82:?” >@G6>6?E]kDA2? 4=2DDlQpAA=6\4@?G6CE65\DA246Qm k^DA2?mk^AmkA 4=2DDlQAaQm(9:=6 E96 52E6 2?5 4:C4F>DE2?46D 2C6 %qs[ |4|2E9 2?5 v@G] y677 {2?5CJ’D @77:46 4@?7:C>65 E92E 2 G:D:E :D 6IA64E65] {2?5CJ 2=D@ A=2?D E@ 6?5@CD6 E96 3:== :?
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1 week ago |
businessreport.com | Jeremy Alford |Holly Duchmann
It looks like Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s MAHA train will make a stop in Capitoland. President Donald Trump’s health secretary is expected to visit Baton Rouge to promote Senate Bill 14, a bill inspired by Kennedy’s “Make America Healthy Again” movement. While the date and circumstances are TBD, state Sen. Patrick McMath and Gov. Jeff Landry’s office confirmed that a visit is expected. Landry also plans to endorse the bill in Monday’s session-opening State of the State speech.
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1 week ago |
businessreport.com | Jeremy Alford |DAVID JACOBS |Holly Duchmann
When the regular session convenes Monday, one of the touchiest issues for the Legislature’s agriculture committees, and the two chambers, will be carbon capture. The issue pits the state’s economic development hopes against landowner concerns, and House Agriculture, Forestry, Aquaculture and Rural Development Chair Troy Romero finds himself in the middle. “We’re getting tremendous pushback from my constituents in the farming community,” he says.
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2 weeks ago |
hannapub.com | Jeremy Alford
After voters spat out their attempt to overhaul the article of the Constitution that governs revenue and finance through a single amendment, lawmakers are working to break up a similar rewrite into more bite-sized chunks. kA 4=2DDlQAaQmuC:52J H2D E96 5625=:?6 E@ AC67:=6 4@?DE:EFE:@?2= 2>6?5>6?E AC@A@D2=D[ D@ =68:D=2E@CD 2?5 DE277 H6C6 H@C<:?8 E9C@F89 E96 56E2:=D 2D E9:D 4@=F>? H2D 36:?8 4@>A:=65]kDA2?
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2 weeks ago |
businessreport.com | Jeremy Alford |David Jacobs |Holly Duchmann
After voters spat out their attempt to overhaul the article of the Constitution that governs revenue and finance through a single amendment, lawmakers are working to break up a similar rewrite into more bite-sized chunks. Friday was the deadline to prefile constitutional amendment proposals, so legislators and staff were working through the details as this column was being compiled. Some of the bills that members are working on may be essentially placeholders destined for numerous amendments.
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