The Senate will take up a bill by West Monroe Senator Jay Morris that would allow the Legislature to file a lawsuit to oust an elected official for malfeasance or gross misconduct.
Baton Rouge Senator Larry Selders expressed concern that a politician could be ousted based solely on accusations.
Cut 8 (08) “…they’re not convicted.”
A two third vote would be needed to proceed with a lawsuit.
As he seeks a third term, Incumbent Senator Bill Cassidy faces two tough opponents, Julia Letlow and John Fleming in the May 16th primary. Political strategist Mary-Patricia Wray says the candidates will by vying for votes especially from Acadiana, north Louisiana, Baton Rouge, and the Northshore where voter turnout is expected to be high because of the many Republican voters and competitive down-ballot races.
Cut 6 (10) “…next four weeks.”
College bound High School Seniors will be receiving individually tailored emails to help them see which in-state colleges and universities best suit them. Deputy commissioner of academic affairs and innovation at the Board of Regents, Tristan Denley…
Cut 13 (13) “…about those too.”
LSU gymnastics got strong performances on the floor from Amari Drayton, Kailin Chio, and Kaylia Lincoln, and the Tigers leapfrogged Georgia on the final rotation to advance to the finals of the NCAA Championships on Saturday. Coach Jay Clark…