LACAG, The State of Freedom & all lovers of personal liberty in Louisiana saw major victories that have shifted the makeup of the State Legislature toward Constitutionalists. The outcomes of this election season give us every reason to be hopeful about the future of our state. We have YOU to thank!!

If voters in Senate District 8 (Jefferson and Plaquemines parishes) know Senator Patrick Connick’s actual record on October 14 when they vote on his re-election, he cannot win.

Discussion about RINOS on Liberty Or Lockdown

LACAG: Coming In Hot As “The State Of Freedom” Grows

LACAG: The 13 Republicans Who Marred The Veto Session

Few things concern American citizens more than the steady encroachment of the federal government on our constitutionally protected liberty. WB Yeats’ words aptly describe the way millions of Americans feel about their own government: “The falcon cannot hear the falconer; things fall apart; the center cannot hold; Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world.” The federal government seems to have no mechanism of self-restraint. We feel suffocated by its excesses.

Scott McKay’s The Revivalist Manifesto is among the great works of this generation on human liberty and how to preserve it. It is fitting, therefore, to write the following in this space.
Few things concern the citizens of Louisiana more than the steady encroachment of the federal government on our constitutionally protected liberty.

In what can only be viewed as a massive betrayal of public trust, two days ago a Louisiana Senate Judiciary Committee defeated legislation that would have prohibited sworn adversaries of the United States from purchasing immovable property in the interior of the State.

An interview regarding the upcoming legislative session w/ Liberty or Lockdown

Discussion with Jeff Crouere on Ringside politics about upcoming legislative issues…

America’s Founders fought a bloody revolution in order to escape the “absolute despotism” to which they had been reduced under the hereditary monarchy of the British government, a system that Thomas Paine said “laid the world in blood and ashes.”

I finally had a chance to closely read a recent article by Michael Lunsford, President of Citizens for a New Louisiana, titled “Don’t Be Fooled, Louisiana’s Elections Aren’t Broken.” The article warrants a clear response due to its misrepresentation of both law and fact regarding critical issues of election integrity in Louisiana. I take time to respond to the article only because the falsehoods contained in it risk misleading Louisiana voters on the most important issue of our day: the integrity and security of our vote.

New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell may be the worse Mayor in the Country. She presides over one of the most crime-plagued Cities in the Country. Orleans Parish residents have had enough. On February 22, 2023, at 3:50 PM Orleans Parish voters who are determined to recall Cantrell delivered roughly 60,000 boxed signatures to Orleans Parish Registrar of Voters Sandra Wilson at the ROV office.

In August of 2018 Louisiana Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin announced that his office had executed a 95$ million contract with Dominion Voting Systems for a new electronic voting system in the state. Two months later, the State Procurement Office rescinded the Dominion contract due to “flaws” in the bidding process. ES&S, the largest US manufacturer of voting equipment in America which was also competing for the contract, had alleged that the standards contained in Ardoin’s bid request were ones that only Dominion’s system could meet. Paula Tregere, Louisiana’s chief procurement officer, ruled that it was in the “best interest of the State to rescind the award made to Dominion Voting Systems.”

Victory in I-10 Widening Project

Why Are Election Integrity Advocates Being Silenced in Louisiana?

Listen to this important interview covering the topic of Election Integrity in Louisiana and the suppression of speech for those asking questions.

LACAG Supports Jeff!

Chris Alexander interviews Paige Lowry & Emily Chenevert from Moms For Liberty-East Baton Rouge. Listen here as they discuss the very important topic of Social Emotional Learning (SEL) and proposed changes to crucial policies impacting our children’s curriculum.

The Louisiana Board of Elementary and Secondary Education (BESE) is playing with fire. The only question is whether the flame ignited by BESE that threatens to devour the hearts and minds of Louisiana’s youngest learners is intentional or borne of ignorance and naivete.