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Republican congressional candidates talk immigration, data centers — and criticize a no-show (opens the original)
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State Sen. Blake Miguez skipped a campaign forum without explanation Tuesday night in Denham Springs that drew the other five Republicans running for a Baton Rouge-based congressional seat. Miguez was not there to defend himself when Michael Mebruer, one of the other candidates, called him âflakey Blakey.â Miguezâ absence prompted state Sen. Rick Edmonds â a front-runner for the seat along with Miguez â to tell the crowd of 100 people, âA sitting Louisiana state senator shouldnât b
Attack ads on Rick Edmonds, Blake Miguez stir up Republicans in Louisiana congressional race (opens the original)
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Last week, a Washington-based super PAC launched an attack ad against state Sen. Rick Edmonds, who is campaigning to win a vacant congressional district representing metro Baton Rouge. On Tuesday, a Louisiana-based super PAC returned fire by launching an attack against state Sen. Blake Miguez, who is Edmondsâ chief Republican rival for the congressional seat. And there were signs Tuesday that the anti-Edmonds ad by the Washington-based Club for Growth has irked Republican political leaders and
Washington group wades into Louisiana congressional race with attack ads. See the backstory. (opens the original)
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State senators Rick Edmonds and Blake Miguez â the highest-profile candidates for a vacant Baton Rouge-based congressional seat â have earned a reputation as solid conservatives. Both have a 100% anti-abortion voting record from Louisiana Right to Life during their years in the state Legislature. Both score at least 90% from the Louisiana Association of Business and Industry. Both score 100% from the National Federation of Independent Business. Both have the endorsement of the Louisiana Repu
Bill Bryan, Louisiana journalist, attorney and lover of the blues, dies in Baton Rouge (opens the original)
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Bill Bryan, who pursued his twin passions of politics and music as a TV reporter, campaign consultant, attorney and promoter of the blues, died Saturday in Baton Rouge, his family said. He was 67. The cause of death was not immediately clear. Bryanâs daughters Alison and Jennifer broke the news on Facebook, and that prompted more than 200 comments from friends by Monday. âHe was an honest, hard-working man who had an ability to relate to anyone,â wrote Mark Lambert, who said he had known B
Louisiana Senate race between Jamie Davis, Julia Letlow is about to heat up. Here’s the latest. (opens the original)
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After a sleepy summer, Louisianaâs U.S. Senate campaign appears likely to kick into high gear now that the election is less than 60 days away. Both candidates -- U.S. Rep. Julia Letlow and farmer Jamie Davis â have been barnstorming the state to rally supporters. But the period immediately after Labor Day is typically when at least one of the candidates begins to pitch their message directly to voters statewide with television advertising. Letlow, a Republican and the heavy favorite, will li
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