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Senator Kennedy quickly switched to personal insults when David Bier mentioned the DHS's "100 million deportations" statement. This is Bier's response to Sen. Kennedy after the exchange.

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u/Traditional_Roof3757 — 9 hours ago
▲ 103 r/Louisiana

Janky Jeff, the terrible, horrible, very bad, out of his league misadventures of a satorially challenged governor

u/jared10011980 — 24 hours ago
▲ 66 r/Louisiana

This State is BS

I just want to know when people going to say enough is enough or will yall wait till its too late and this government turns to A Dictatorship.I see people saying recall Landry but who do you think is keeping him in office .This country and government so corrupt they got UNDENIABLE EVIDENCE OF CRIMES these government officials have done and nonthing is being done about it.The average person get locked away for life or worse for some of the crimes these people have done .Checks and balance system is nonexistent.When you have a country that is divided you can do what you want because nobody going to be able to act as 1 .Racism is the key to everything...You don't like someone because their skin color , if you know real history only reason our skin is diffrent is because we separated into diffrent parts of the earth when the CONTINENT SPLIT UP. WE ALL COME FROM 1 PERSON HUMAN CIVILIZATION STARTED SOMEWHERE IT JUST WASNT DIFFRENT GROUPS ON EARTH ..EVERY CULTURE EXCEPT ATHEIST BELIEVES IN A HIGHER POWER .I'm done

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u/OkAcanthocephala2763 — 1 day ago
▲ 92 r/Louisiana+1 crossposts

UL is struggling to keep students — fees might be the culprit

UL Lafayette has a student retention problem. 

More than a quarter of freshmen do not return for their sophomore year, according to the university’s own academic strategic plan. The cost of going to UL may be to blame, at least partially. 

The main perpetrator of rising costs isn’t tuition or housing, but miscellaneous fees that read like they were pulled from a bowl of higher education alphabet soup. And while UL’s board of supervisors has vowed to make every effort to improve retention, those fees have continued to increase.

Taken together, the 14 fees assessed locally by the university and approved by the University of Louisiana’s System Board of Supervisors, plus those assessed by student government, are higher than tuition for most full-time students. 

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u/Low-Picture-7525 — 1 day ago
▲ 391 r/Louisiana

so was he betraying his beliefs on the previous votes on this in the name of personal prosperity or on this vote out of spite?

u/Conscious-Quarter423 — 1 day ago
▲ 131 r/Louisiana

"After his primary election loss last week, Cassidy returned to Washington saying that he was proud of his work to uphold the Constitution"

u/Conscious-Quarter423 — 1 day ago
▲ 7 r/Louisiana

Many hours of my day are ruined by traffic

Live in a parish that was once rural, now has 10,000,000,000 people. at hours 3:30-7:30am, I can barely pull out of my road and not get hit by a monster truck going 130mph on the way to work, and between the hours of 2:30-6pm, I cannot use any major highway due to the absurd traffic. at around 5pm, the traffic backs up so long that it sometimes comes to a stop literally a half a mile from the red light.

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u/Flashy-Actuator-998 — 24 hours ago
▲ 16 r/Louisiana

As housing supply shrinks, Senator Kennedy stays silent on doubling housing subsidies through the $1 billion currently slated for a billionaire's Ballroom construction or $1.7 billion now reserved for insurrectionists. He has a better idea: Just shuffle around the existing $3 billion in subsides.

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u/Traditional_Roof3757 — 24 hours ago
▲ 32 r/Louisiana+1 crossposts

In 1852, by a single vote (4,683 to 4,682), Louisiana's 1st Congressional District voted for Winfield Scott, the Whig Party nominee, over Franklin Pierce, the Democratic Party nominee. Pierce won statewide with 51% of the vote.

Source for the data: https://www.newspapers.com/image/26664261/

The 1st district is Orleans, left bank

The map key is:
Blue: 50–60% voted for Pierce
Yellow: 50–60% voted for Scott

u/After-Professional-8 — 1 day ago
▲ 38 r/Louisiana+8 crossposts

90k base pay + 1% of revenue + profit share

Lead the operation. Drive performance. Own the results.

Kept Companies is the largest self-performing commercial cleaning & maintenance company in the U.S. (9 brands, 100+ locations). We service restaurants, retail centers, transportation fleets, refrigeration, solar, and commercial properties nationwide.

We are seeking an experienced Operations Manager to oversee route performance, team leadership, safety compliance, and financial results.

What You’ll Own

• Full operational oversight of assigned routes
• Team hiring, training & performance management
• Scheduling, billing accuracy & labor control
• Jobsite quality & safety compliance
• Customer issue resolution & retention
• Fleet, equipment & asset management
• Weekly performance tracking & accountability

This role carries operational and financial responsibility.

What You Bring

• Proven operations or field management experience
• Strong leadership & team development skills
• Experience managing labor costs & productivity
• Valid driver’s license (clean record)
• Ability to operate in a fast-paced, dynamic environment
• Weekend availability as business requires

Bachelor’s degree preferred, not required.

Compensation & Benefits

• $90,000 base salary (first 90 days)
• Transition to EBITDA-based profit share plan
• Company vehicle
• Company cell phone
• Company American Express
• Medical, Dental, Vision & Life Insurance

Who This Role Is For

• Leaders who take full ownership of results
• Managers comfortable being in the field
• Operators who understand accountability
• Individuals motivated by performance-based earnings

Birmingham, AL

Onsite

Full Time

Minimum amount $90,000.00 per year

About Kept Companies, Inc

Kept is the parent company of nine leading facility maintenance brands. We started as a single mobile washing business and, over the years, expanded to become a complete and comprehensive suite of services. Now, we manage thousands of skilled employees and thousands of fully equipped vehicles. Since the beginning, hard work and perseverance have fueled our success. Our continued investments in sustainability, innovation, and technology allow each of our brands to provide the best service, at the best possible cost.

u/AbjectAssociation260 — 1 day ago