Jeff Sadow is a journalist who writes for SJR Publishing Co., Inc. and The Hayride. His articles cover a range of topics including politics, policy, and public affairs. Sadow often provides analysis and commentary on current events and government actions.
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Jeff Sadow's coverage is heavily focused on local government and politics in Louisiana, particularly Bossier City. His articles largely consist of opinion editorials, legal policy regulations, and government announcements related to the region.
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A recent decision made by a little-known panel of elected Louisiana judges illuminates how, with reorganization of the state's judiciary, taxpayers could save around $100 million annually.
If only some parts of Republican Gov. Jeff Landry 's and his legislative allies' crime package had been in place prior to this year, likely at least
If the first Monroe City Council meeting of the new term for it and independent Mayor Friday Ellis conveys any indication of the next four years, that would flash plenty of conflict ahead, as well as a more authoritarian tack taken by the new Council majority. In his first term, Ellis didn’t encounter an inordinate […]
An upcoming Louisiana law will draw a lawsuit. Whether that will succeed may depend upon the U.S. Supreme Court and the state’s persistence. This past regular legislative session, lawmakers passed and Republican Gov. Jeff Landry signed HB 173 by GOP state Rep. Bryan Fontenot. The bill creates a new crime, approaching a peace officer lawfully […]
Although there might be a couple of interesting intraparty matchups ahead in Louisiana’s last round of blanket primary elections for Congress before 2026, the Public Service Commission, and the Supreme Court, partisan outcomes are almost certainly already secured after qualifying for these offices ended last week for the 2024 cycle.
Just how low could certain members of the Bossier City Council go – and just how hypocritically might they act – now that there's a very real chance
Climate alarmists in Louisiana received a double dose of bad news recently: the producer of a renewable energy source about which they have qualms disclosed to the state that this year it violated pollution regulations. Meanwhile, taxpayers are ponying up for this despite that this activity makes little difference in the needless scrubbing of carbon from the atmosphere.
By: Jeff Sadow
Governments across Ouachita Parish seem eager to take more of what their citizens earn, without having made compelling cases to do so.
Monrovians can look forward to an awkward dance between independent Mayor Friday Ellis and the Democrat-majority City Council over the next four years, if the current state of their relationship holds.
Picking a needless fight over a salutary public bid law isn’t something on which the Monroe City Council should waste its time.
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