Man on the Street
Man on the Street is a Baton Rouge native. He has been involved on the front lines in state politics for most of his life. He is socially liberal and fiscally conservative - what might be described as a modern moderate.
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Monday, 30 August 2010
posted by H Felyard
I just would like for the current candidates for Lt. Governor to tell the public just what any of them have done for the last 30 years the incumbents have been in office that benefitted this state or anybody in it..Then I would like the over 50 crowd running for the office to tell me how they are going to bring young people into political practice when everything they see is all about whether you are a D or an R. What the H difference does it make? Can't we all just be AMERICANS??!!
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Monday, 23 August 2010
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Terrance Simien
The lt. Governor of this state oversees Culture, Recreation and Tourism and Mitch Landrieu did more in that position than anyone in recent memory. Scott Angelle understands the importance of our cultural economy. As a profitable cultural business that exports globally, we need the next Lt. Gov to understand as Mitch did how big this industry is for our state. We live in a global economy and we have so much potential for growth, but we must invest in it. We just completed a two week tour to Brazil, the 4th largest city in the world. Jay, Sammy and Roger: call me and let's talk about the potential for growth in this market that will host the 2016 summer olympics.
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