Peyton Manning in Mobile
Peyton Manning spoke in Mobile last night. I was lucky to be part of the program. Great job by Manning, great event for Mobile Christian School and its new leadership […]
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Networks Cover for Obama Repeatedly
Typical media bias continued last Friday on two fronts, on two networks, both doing backflips away from real news in order to portray things in the best possible light for […]
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Mitch Landrieu’s Second Term Outlook
When Mitch Landrieu was inaugurated for a second term yesterday, he rightly celebrated a real renaissance in and of New Orleans. In my entire life, the city has never looked […]
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Scalise advances with energy
There’s a later column begging to be written about how Louisiana’s U.S. Rep. Steve Scalise, R-Jefferson, has quietly become one of the most influential members of the entire House of […]
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Sergio’s Moment
I write this at 10 p.m. Central the night before the Masters, having meant all week to post it. The Masters this year has the worst story lines, entering it, […]
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Jindal jujitsu, budget bust — or both?
Back in 1989, I was junior-most of a four-person team running a statewide campaign to create a coastal wetlands trust fund. So, when I heard the Jindal administration was raiding […]
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Karl Rove Is Right about Republican Reformers
Former presidential adviser Karl Rove may be a lightning rod for some conservative complaints these days, but his March 27 column in the Wall Street Journal sounded the right notes […]
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Cheap Shots in Alabama
Things are getting nasty, all from one direction, in what otherwise has been a mostly positive but vigorously contested Republican primary battle for a House seat in a deep-red district […]
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Jindal shows clear national appeal
A speech by Gov. Bobby Jindal in Mobile, Ala., Thursday night showed why some national conservative audiences are fitting him for a presidential mantle.
