Posted on 09/20/2014 12:49:09 PM PDT by Red Steel
you gave us a scare- fortunately, as Conservatives, we read past the headlines and found out you were giving us good news!!
Uh huh
The Loiusiana democrat party is historically one of the most corrupt in the nation. I witnessed Edwin Edwards get elected 4 times. The say “fool me twice, same on me”, well what do you say to idiots who get fooled 4 times?
Maness is not gonna overtake Cassidy and heaven forbid he does because ML’s odds of winning a runoff over him are higher, possibly much higher.
He should not be running, LA is not the state to have more than 1 candidate. Cassidy is not a RINO, he much greater resources, Maness is a non-entity. To me the choice is clear, ridiculously clear to be quite frank.
I hope this poll is accurate.
Somehow though Maness must think he can do what was not done this year in Republican primaries in TX, SC, TN, KY, MS, and KS.
The “popular”, as they say, 87-year-old Edwards is still on the ballot for the 6th congressional district, based about his home in Gonzales, south of Baton Rouge.
Except that Cassidy isn’t a RINO.
It ought to be Jeff Landry running. Cassidy remains a disappointment and will be much closer to the McConnell wing than the Cruz wing in the Senate. That’s why I will continue to support Maness.
Landry is running for attorney general in 2015 against incumbent Buddy Caldwell.1
Odd choice of office to run for. Attorney General is a dead-end job in LA. Perhaps he should offer himself up to David Vitter to appoint him to his Senate seat if he moves over to Governor. I’m actually torn on that, I’d rather Vitter remain in DC, the reason why I’d endorse Jay Dardenne over him.
I believe Claitor is more conservative than Dardenne. Cassidy and then Claitor succeeded Dardenne in the state Senate. Treasurer John Kennedy would be better fiscally than Dardenne for governor.
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