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Common Sense and Wonder (Free subscription) | yesterday
... spilt strictly on party lines and rejected the amendment. One of the key votes was from Sen. Mary Landrieu, D-La., who said Sen. Ken Salazar had urged her to reject the amendment even though she personally thinks the moratorium on oil-shale development is unjust. Landrieu vowed to try to lift the moratorium when the large appropriations bill reaches the floor of the U.S. Senate...
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The Rothenberg Political Report (Free subscription) | yesterday
... colleagues John Sununu, Norm Coleman and Ted Stevens. On the Democratic side, only Louisiana Sen. Mary Landrieu looks to be at considerable risk. The DSCC will have a big financial advantage over the NRSC, so Republicans are waiting to see how and where DSCC chair Chuck Schumer spends his cash. Democrats are certain to gain Senate seats in November – with 3-5 our most likely guess...
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Christian Viewpoint Blog (Free subscription) | yesterday
By Thomas E. Brewton Why does much of New Orleans still look as if the 2005 devastation of Hurricane Katrina had occurred just a few weeks ago? Huge areas of New Orleans still are wastelands. New Orleans's liberal-progressive-socialist Senator Mary Landrieu has grabbed far more than her share of Congressional pork. Hundreds of millions of Federal dollars [...]
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PrairiePundit (Free subscription) | yesterday
... spilt strictly on party lines and rejected the amendment. One of the key votes was from Sen. Mary Landrieu, D-La., who said Sen. Ken Salazar had urged her to reject the amendment even though she personally thinks the moratorium on oil-shale development is unjust. ... It is not just unjust, it is idiotic. This vote is another example of Democrat hatred of all forms of energy. It was...
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The Hotline on Call (Free subscription) | 05/14/2008
... race. (Webb is also mentioned as a possible VP pick by either candidate).In fact, a spokesman for Mary Landrieu (LA), who's facing a tough reelection battle this Nov., has explicitly : "[To prevent alienating Dem voters], it's not in Landrieu's best interest to endorse anybody." Given that LA is more than 30% African American, a bloc that favored Obama 4-1 in that state's primary,...
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PR News Wire (Free subscription) | 05/13/2008
After more than two years, legislation to improve financial aid to
small businesses nears becoming law
WASHINGTON, May 13 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- After more than two and a
half years of bipartisan efforts to improve assistance to small businesses
and individuals devastated by disasters, legislation championed by Senators
John Kerry (D-Mass.), Olympia J. Snowe (R-Maine), Mary Landrieu...
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Levellers (Free subscription) | 05/12/2008
... Dems have to defend only 12. Of those 12 Democratic seats, only 2 are remotely competitive: LA’s Mary Landrieu who looked almost as bad during Katrina as Bush did and South Dakota’s Tim Johnson because of his mild stroke in ‘06. But even Republicans think Johnson's seat is safe and Landrieu's seat is looking safer all the time. Meanwhile several GOP senators retired, leaving...
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DownWithTyranny! (Free subscription) | 05/12/2008
... like Inhofe... but not as good as the worst, most reactionary Democrats, anti-environmental hacks Mary Landrieu, Ben Nelson, Blanche Lincoln, and Max Baucus. There are also 9 Republicans with consistently better environmental voting records than McCain (Olympia Snowe, Susan Collins, Judd Gregg, Gordon Smith, Arlen Specter, John Thune, John Sununu, Bob Corker, and Norm Coleman-- all...
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NEWS COMPASS (Free subscription) | 05/10/2008
... this fall. And many represent conservative and/or rural constituencies.One example: Senator Mary Landrieu of red-state Louisiana. She faces a tough re-election this fall, and doesn't want to alienate any Democratic voters, given the fact that she needs them all. She told MSNBC on Wednesday that she intends to stay neutral, "out of respect for my supporters, half of whom are for Senator...
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Townhall.com (Free subscription) | 05/10/2008
Earlier today, I had the chance to interview Louisiana state treasurer -- and current U.S. Senate candidate -- John Kennedy. (You can listen to the un-edited interview above. Note: The sound quality is not terrific).As the presumed Republican nominee, Kennedy's campaign to oust incumbent Sen. Mary Landrieu is viewed as the only realistic chance Republicans have to take a Democratic seat...
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dangerblond.org (Free subscription) | 05/09/2008
... they are: Patsy Arceneaux, Elsie Burkhalter, Don Cazayoux, Ben Jeffers, Dollar Bill Jefferson, Mary Landrieu, Buddy Leach, Charlie Melancon, Sugar Ray Nagin, Renee “Dodge Durango” Gill Pratt and Chris Whittington. All are unpledged except for Renee Gill Pratt and Patsy Arceneaux (Clinton) and Ben Jeffers (Obama). I also have a lot of names and e-mails for Democratic party organizers,...
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billingsgazette.com top headlines (Free subscription) | 05/08/2008
... day to testify for it in February. The Petroleum Association of Wyoming opposes the bill. Sen. Mary Landrieu, D-La., objected to the bill, calling it counterproductive at a time of high energy prices. She said the area includes 8.8 trillion cubic feet of natural gas and potentially 331 million barrels of oil. She noted that President Bush has asked OPEC to increase production."I just...
