Jim Brown
You may not have heard, but there is apparently a strict code of loyalty among Republican candidates in Louisiana. They follow the rule of never speaking ill about a fellow Republican, and they always rally behind the parties’ choice against any Democratic challenger.
Rev. Billy Turner
So, I’m late to this fray, but I figured I would pick up on it anyway.
Here’s the drift, which I didn’t see until mid-way through Monday’s busy workday.
Representative Alan Seabaugh, a state representative worked side by side with John Bel Edwards for five years and had this to say. Excerpts from his article are presented below.
Stephen Waguespack is president of the La. Association of Business and Industry.
The Louisiana people are rightly frustrated and they are looking for hope. They want a new approach to old problems, inspiring leadership to rally around, honesty to admire and integrity to emulate.
Billy Turner is a pastor of the United Methodist denomination and a retired journalist.
Maybe you’ve heard this story.
Washington State high school football coach Joe Kennedy has drawn national attention for his post-game practice of kneeling at the 50-yard line and praying, often with students and other coaches.
