WASHINGTON, D.C. - Tony Perkins, Chairman of Family Research Council Action PAC, announced his endorsement this morning of Billy Nungesser for Lt. Governor.
October 19th, 2011
Louisiana Sportsman Endorses Billy Nungesser
For most, Billy Nungesser burst into your consciousness shortly after the oil spill. Besides our governor, Mr. Nungesser was the main character who carried our state’s fears and concerns to the national audience. But he also did something else that was critical: He demanded action and plenty of it. In fact, he never tired of taking our case to anyone who would listen. You could not turn on the TV or radio or open a newspaper without hearing from Mr. Nungesser. Thank goodness he chose that moment to not flinch from the tasks at hand.
October 19th, 2011
Jay Dardenne Finally Admits He Voted To Raise Taxes
Belle Chasse, LA – After months of trying to claim he is a fiscal conservative, Jay Dardenne publicly admitted this morning that he did vote to raise taxes as a member of the Louisiana Legislature. The admission came during a live appearance this morning on the Denny Schaffer show on WRNO in New Orleans. A caller asked Dardenne if he had voted to raise taxes. Dardenne tried to be evasive, but the caller and Schaffer persisted, asking him to answer the question. Dardenne finally responded, “I have voted to raise taxes. I was in the legislature 15 years and the Stelly Plan raised income taxes.”
October 17th, 2011
Come and meet Billy Nungesser, Senator David Vitter and Sammy Kershaw this Friday, October 21st.
Come and meet Billy Nungesser, Senator David Vitter and Sammy Kershaw this Friday, October 21st.
8:00am – Shreveport
Corner of Bert Kouns and Youree Dr.
9:30 – Monroe
Milhaven Rd in front of Target/Home Depot/Best Buy
11:00 – Alexandria
Corner of MacArthur Dr. and Jackson St.
12:30 – Lake Charles
Nelson Road across from WalMart
2:30 – Lafayette
Corner of Kaliste Saloom and Pinhook
4:30 – Baton Rouge
Corner of Corporate Blvd and Jefferson
6:30 – New Orleans
Corner of Veterans Blvd and Causeway in Metairie
October 17th, 2011
Louisiana Weekly Supports Billy Nungesser
The curious truth of this cycle’s Lieutenant Gubernatorial contest comes from a general acknowledgement that Bobby Jindal has no intention of remaining in his current office for the next four years. That means, whomever is elected Lt. Gov, will likely serve as Governor prior to the 2015 elections.