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John Fleming is running for Louisiana Treasurer. He is a businessman, military vet, Physician, former Congressman, and advisor to the President.

Nathanial Jones is running For St. James Parish Council

Louisiana State Rep Larry Frieman is passionate about freedom, conservative values, and his principles to guide him to doing the right thing for the people in his district and the State of Louisiana. In this interview hear his thoughts on how session went and how it ended in the last hour.

Representative Green talks about his legislation on the last day.

Louisiana State Rep Beryl Amedee discusses the end of session and summarizes the last hour of it.

Gays Against Groomers IS an organization that is against the radical woke agenda and the exposing of children at early ages to sexualization before they get old enough to make their own decisions. And it is composed of people that ARE on a mission to protect children and fight against the woke agenda that ends up hurting their community more than it helps.

Representative Cormier is not a flashy firebrand that stirs the pot, except when it comes to his legislation that he is passionate about. And even then, he usually just files a couple and works really hard to get them through. In this case he had two he felt would really help the people of Louisiana.

This may be the last interview with Louisiana State Rep Kenny Cox. His district 23 was redistricted out of existence. However, he still participated in the process and brought forth legislation that he felt was meaningful that would help Louisiana.

Representative Fisher represents some areas of Louisiana that he says more people should know about. Morehouse and Ouachita are just important in his eyes as the rest of the State.

Representative Mark Wright discusses his legislation for Louisiana. But if you listen closely, is it a reflection of national topics on a State level? Either way his fiscal conservative nature is reflected in his bills.

Representative Beaullieu discusses his legislation for Louisiana. Some of which you may recognize on a national level.

Representative LaFleur discusses her legislation for the 2023 Legislative session in Baton Rouge at the Capitol.

Louisiana State Rep Denice Marcelle talks about her legislation for 2023

This is Louisiana Senator Caleb Kleinpeter in this interview talking about his legislation.

Representative Johnson talks about his legislation

Representative Beryl Amadee interviews about her legislations and why she has a bill about mandating recess for kids. And why do farmers need legislation for a new way to fertilize their farmland?

Louisiana State Representative Tony Bacala talks about his legislation for 2023.

Louisiana Representative Gabe Firment has House Bill 648 which prohibits certain procedures to alter the sex of a child. Here he talks about that and his other legislation.

Representative Phelps represents District 3 in Louisiana and talks about her legislation.

Representative Nelson represents district 89 in St. Tammany. While he is focused on eliminating the State Income tax, he is also passionate about improving education in Louisiana.

Representative Sam Jenkins represents District 2 in Shreveport, Louisiana. He does have some interesting legislation that relates to rights of citizens that could be seen on a nationwide level. He is well liked and respected amongst his colleagues.

Brandon Trosclair is running for Secretary of State in Louisiana because fair, honest, secure, and accessible elections matter to him. He is a business man, family man, and a good ole country boy as he puts it, that believes in a hard work ethic. And he believes it is his time to give back to his Community, State, and Country by running for office to do his part to protect our elections in the future.

Elbert Guillory is a very passionate "Country Boy" about Louisiana, America, Freedom, Safety, and well, everything else Americans want for our families, Communities, State, and America. Every year The Pelican Institute puts on a Solutions Summit and we interviewed there.

Louisiana State Representative Danny McCormick tells us why some legislators are wearing the number "36" pin. And he explains the budget bill. Do we want the "drunken sailor budget" or do we want the "keep our kids and grandkids in Louisiana" budget.

In this interview Louisiana State Representative Danny McCormick talks about his Constitutional Carry Bill and how it passed out of the House and is on its way to the Senate.