Posted by Robert Ross on March 18, 2011National Study Ranks Louisiana in Top Five for Government Transparency WebsitesUnited States Public Interest Research Group study ranks Louisiana's "LaTrac" in the top five for [...]Read more
Posted by Kevin Mooney on March 17, 2011Jindal’s Call for Increased Pension Contributions Could Alleviate Future Budget WoesLawmakers in both parties have been critical of Gov. Bobby Jindal's proposal to increase state employee [...]Read more
Posted by Fergus Hodgson on February 4, 2011New Nonpartisan Toolkit for Budget ReformLed by Louisiana’s Noble Ellington, ALEC promotes “priority-based budgeting” NEW ORLEANS, La. – The [...]Read more
Posted by Fergus Hodgson on February 1, 2011Research: Louisiana’s Fiscal Albatross, The Coming Public Pension CrisisPelican Institute Report: taxpayers on the hook for billions of dollars in unfunded liabilities. Despite [...]Read more
Posted by Kevin Mooney on January 25, 2011Gov. Jindal’s Proposed Partnership Between Charter Schools and Business Elicits Positive Response‘National School Choice Week’ Highlights Success Stories, Teachers Unions Remain SkepticalRead more
Posted by Fergus Hodgson on January 6, 2011Jindal’s Prison Privatization Proposal Must be Properly Structured, But Can Generate Savings, Spokesman SaysCorrections System the Second-Fastest Growing Part of State Budgets By Kevin Mooney While some high [...]Read more
Posted by Jamison Beuerman on December 15, 2010Commentary: Jindal’s Prison Sale Proposal Highlights Issue of Criminal Justice ReformState corrections systems, like most governmental services, have rapidly expanded over recent years in [...]Read more
Posted by Fergus Hodgson on September 30, 2010Jindal Receives “A” Grade for Fiscal PolicyCato Institute ranks Governor second in nation Today the Cato Institute released its 2010 Fiscal Policy [...]Read more
Posted by Fergus Hodgson on July 22, 2010“Let Us Go Back to Work!”On Wednesday 11,000 people gathered in Lafayette to send a resounding message to Washington. The Rally [...]Read more