Cajun Conservatism
The depths that the Democrats will go to in order to have the uniformed vote for Mary Landrieu is now unprecedented. A friend, Nick Bouterie, posted this to his Facebook page. Apparently, this flyer is being passed out in the Lafayette area. Smells of desperation much?
Photo ht: Nick Bouterie
The song of the night Saturday. We’ll all be singing it along with Bill Cassidy.
She’s Gone
Not enough prayers can save the Queen of the Bayou. Her own party has hung her out to dry. And who’s waging war on women again?
Dear Friend,
We’ve been working to pass the Keystone XL Pipeline for four years. It would obviously create good-paying jobs and increase our energy independence. It’s a no-brainer.
But thanks to a President committed to undermining domestic energy production and major energy projects, it hasn’t been able to get approved. President Obama and Democrats in Congress just keep kicking the can down the road.
But, we’re finally moving a step forward. The House of Representatives passed legislation written by Dr. Bill Cassidy to finally approve the Keystone Pipeline.
There is no other single project that has the same positive jobs benefit, the same positive energy security benefit, and five clean environmental impact statements. It has broad-based support, reflecting the majority of Americans understanding that Washington needs to stop getting in the way of our economic recovery.
It’s long past time to approve the Keystone XL pipeline. I’ve worked with colleagues in the Senate since 2011 to push this forward, and I’ll continue to fight until it’s complete.
As always, I’m interested in hearing your thoughts on energy, the Keystone XL pipeline, and other issues important to you. Please contact me with your ideas at any of my state offices or in my Washington office. You can also reach me online at vitter.senate.gov.
Sincerely,
David Vitter
United States Senator
Dear Fellow Republican,
After two decades of being a Harry Reid-Barack Obama pawn, Mary Landrieu can finally be defeated. But we need your help to bid adieu to Mary Landrieu!
After serving as your conservative voice in Congress, I now have agreed to chair the Louisiana Republican Party’s Voter Integrity Program. This program has been put together in an effort to prevent voter fraud and guarantee a fair and impartial election on December 6th.
With the chance to add to our Republican majority in the U.S. Senate, we must protect the integrity of the election by making sure every legally cast vote is counted and not diluted by fraud and negligence.
From impersonation fraud to duplicate voting to illegal "assistance" at the polls, there are many types of voter fraud. But with your help, we can ensure the security and the integrity of our election process.
To maintain a fair election– please talk to your family, friends, and neighbors about the importance of voting and please encourage them to join you as a poll watcher on December 6th.
To join our Voter Integrity Program, please register today at http://www.lagop.com/voter-integrity.
Registration for the Voter Integrity Program ends at Noon on Wednesday, November 26th. Please sign up today and recruit others to help us ensure the election is free of fraud and corruption.
Again, you may join our Voter Integrity Program by registering at http://www.lagop.com/voter-integrity.
Please sign up today and help bid adieu to Mary Landrieu.
Thanks,
Jeff Landry
Conservative Republican
Dear Friend,
Tonight was an historic victory!
Taking back the Senate from Harry Reid and Barack Obama means we can start putting our country back on the right track.
And it makes me even more enthusiastic about my effort to become our next Governor here at home. As our next Governor, I can have an even bigger impact getting us back on that right track, advancing freedom and opportunity. Together, we can address the unique challenges and opportunities we face in Louisiana with bold vision and conservative common sense. I’d be honored to continue to earn your full support as that campaign develops.
Now, in the meantime I’ll enjoy a new role in the Senate majority–Chairman of the important Small Business Committee. Leading the Small Business Committee, I’ll be able to shape policy that helps all of Louisiana’s businesses. We can make important efforts there to grow our energy industry, free ourselves from the Obama Administration’s crushing regulatory agenda, reduce the tax burden on small businesses, and of course repeal and replace Obamacare.
Finally, I certainly want to stress that we have some work left to do on these mid-term elections here in Louisiana. We need to elect another conservative senator from Louisiana to be an active, leading member of our new Republican majority. We need to help Bill Cassidy defeat Mary Landrieu on December 6. Please join me in that crucial effort too.
God bless, and enjoy our historic win tonight!
David
For the ones that continually castigate Bill Cassidy for not being “Tea-Party enough”, please explain to me why one of the strongest liberty advocates is coming to Louisiana to help out? Do what’s best for Louisiana at this point in history and vote for Cassidy.
Carson joins the list of several nationally prominent political figures making campaign stops in Louisiana as candidates make their final pushes before Election Day on Nov. 4.
Former Republican presidential nominee and U.S. Sen. John McCain has also recently visited the state to campaign for Cassidy.
via Ben Carson to campaign for Bill Cassidy at Tea Party rally Saturday | NOLA.com.
With the impending midterms just days away, it is more important than ever to ensure fair and fraudulent free elections. Below is a link to a voter guide from The Heritage Foundation that explains voter fraud and ensuring election integrity. I ask you to share this information with your family and friends in the coming days to ensure that every vote counts.
Chris McDaniel is endorsing and helping Rob Maness in his bid for Louisiana U.S. Senate.
Republican Maness faces incumbent Democratic Sen. Mary Landrieu and Republican Rep. Bill Cassidy in a race that is expected to go to a runoff, with Maness polling behind the other two.
The tea party backed Maness campaign in its announcement called McDaniel “the top vote getter in the Mississippi U.S. Senate primary race.”
McDaniel lost the Mississippi GOP primary to incumbent Sen. Thad Cochran, but is challenging the loss in court.
