Stephanie Grace is a Contributing Editor at The Times-Picayune and The Advocate. She covers a range of topics including government and politics, social issues, and regional interest, with a focus on Louisiana, the GOP, and significant national events such as abortion and Donald Trump. Stephanie's work has been featured in The Advocate, SAFE STREETS STRONG COMMUNITIES, and NOLA.com.
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By: Stephanie Grace
When Gov. Jeff Landry boasted last week that he's proposing the largest tax cut in state history, he didn't mention that he's seeking to offset it with different taxes. That makes him a very different sort of Republican governor than the last one, Bobby Jindal.
By: Stephanie Grace
Onetime U.S. Rep. Bob Livingston may have been known in Washington as a budget hawk, but at home, his constituents sure appreciated the federal spending he sent back to the district. It's a lesson that Louisiana's current leaders in Congress, House Speaker Mike Johnson and Majority Leader Steve Scalise, should remember.
By: Stephanie Grace
Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser seems like he was born to be Louisiana's promoter-in-chief. He recently sat down with columnist Stephanie Grace to talk about what he's done, his hopes for next year's Super Bowl in New Orleans and how he's overcome his doubts about Gov. Jeff Landry.
By: Stephanie Grace
It's fair to say that incoming president Donald Trump's picks to join his second administration, so far, have leaned into the — well, let's just say unorthodox.
Louisiana voters are quite familiar with electoral primaries, to the point where some still use the nonsensical term “second primary” to describe the thing that comes next, which is technically a runoff.
Columnist and Gambit political editor Clancy DuBos ends his remarkable run next week. But before he drifts off into semi-retirement, he sat down with colleague Stephanie Grace to share some
By: Stephanie Grace
Veteran columnst Clancy DuBos is getting ready to retire. But first, he sat down the coleague Stephanie Grace to reflect on 50 years of politics, and politicians.
By: Stephanie Grace
For 2025, columnist Stephanie Grace predicts that Mike Johnson will keep the speaker's gavel -- and all the headaches that go with it -- that Bill Cassidy will be one of the most interesting people in Washington, and more.
By: Stephanie Grace
The horrific New Year's morning attack on Bourbon Street brought out the best in New Orleans cops, and the worst in some politicians, columnist Stephanie Grace writes.
By: Stephanie Grace
When an up-and-coming politician like state Sen. Royce Duplessis can't raise money to run for mayor, that tells us something about the state of the race to replace LaToya Cantrell, columnist Stephanie Grace writes.
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