CenLamar | Est. 2006

On Oct. 24, 2015, Louisiana State Treasurer John Neely Kennedy won his fifth consecutive term by an astounding 80% of the vote, defeating his opponent, Jennifer Treadway, a Baton Rouge lawyer and fellow Republican, by overwhelming margins in every single parish. Kennedy won by a larger margin than any other statewide candidate in any other election, and it wasn’t even close. Shortly after Treadway qualified on Sept. 8, she issued a statement to the media, explaining her rationale. “The failures of Bobby Jindal and John Kennedy as Chief Executives have kept Louisiana at the bottom of the good lists for far…

LA State Sen. Milkovich Claims Noah’s Ark Was Discovered and New Scientific Discoveries Prove Creationism

On September 10, 2015, I joined my friends Jeremy White of Red Shtick and Baton Rouge Metro-Councilman and current mayoral candidate John Delgado for an irreverent (and probably not-safe-for-work) political podcast, which was taped at Huey’s in downtown Baton Rouge, an establishment owned by Delgado. We were in the midst of a wild and historic gubernatorial election, so there was a lot to cover. About an hour in, we were joined by Jason Redmond, who was introduced by Jeremy as one of the state’s biggest political nerds and a long-time staffer for State Treasurer John Kennedy. “I asked you earlier if…