CenLamar | Est. 2006

  • After Thanksgiving, Moreauville, LA Plans to Confiscate And Kill Service Dog

    After Thanksgiving, Moreauville, LA Plans to Confiscate And Kill Service Dog

    On Oct. 13, 2014, the town of Moreauville, a small and sleepy community of less than 1,000 people located in the heart of Avoyelles Parish, enacted one of the most draconian and arbitrary ordinances against so-called “vicious dogs” in the entire country. If the town follows through on its promise, as it’s indicated, it will confiscate each and every rottweiler and pitbull living in family homes, and unless the family suddenly finds others to adopt those dogs in other cities, Moreauville will kill those family dogs within thirty days. Perhaps not surprisingly, a petition opposing Moreauville’s ordinance, which is almost assuredly…

  • This Is Why You Shouldn’t Ever Believe Anything Bill Cassidy Says

    This Is Why You Shouldn’t Ever Believe Anything Bill Cassidy Says

    I haven’t doctored the image here. This is from Bill Cassidy’s Twitter feed. Four hours after inviting supporters to a rally with Senator Marco Rubio, Cassidy claimed that Mary Landrieu “voted against stopping executive amnesty.” It was, literally, his very next tweet, and his campaign spent the next several hours recycling this argument on social media, even uploading a 15 second commercial featuring the Congressman himself. There are few glaring problems here, and I don’t blame you if you can’t pick up on them immediately. First and perhaps most obviously, the Senate never voted on “executive amnesty.” If he thinks Congress…

  • Racism doesn’t exist in Louisiana? Don’t tell that to the 36.5% of voters who supported this candidate.

    Racism doesn’t exist in Louisiana? Don’t tell that to the 36.5% of voters who supported this candidate.

    Don Gagnard, meet Bobby Jindal, the Governor of the Gret Stet of Louisiana, and Bill Cassidy, Louisiana’s Republican nominee for United States Senate. Bobby Jindal and Bill Cassidy, meet Don Gagnard, candidate for the Lafayette Parish School Board. You may learn something from him. Two weeks ago, in response to a question about President Barack Obama’s unpopularity in Louisiana, Senator Mary Landrieu told NBC News’s Chuck Todd, “I’ll be very, very honest with you. The South has not always been the friendliest place for African-Americans. It’s been a difficult time for the president to present himself in a very positive light…