The hottest race for Congress this primary season turned out to be the Republican primary in the 3rd Congressional District, which stretches across Louisianas oil-soaked coastline from St. Bernard and Plaquemines parishes on its eastern edge to St. Martin and Iberia parishes on its western side. The district also includes the coastal areas of Jefferson Parish. The main controversy involved the military records of the two front-runners, former House Speaker Hunt Downer of Houma, and Jeff Landry, an upstart (and well financed) challenger from New Iberia.
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Have either of these candidates for the 3rd District come up with a program for how to recover from the oil catastrophe? Or do GOP primary voters from these badly affected parishes only care about which candidate more blatantly exaggerated their service record?
typical of republican politics across the country. All hype, no substance. No plan other then to bitch and moan.
TO DAN, A TYPICAL ONE OF DOS DUM DEMS. MORE TAXES, MORE TAXES, AND MORE LAWS THAT AREN'T ENFORCED. FROM THE PARTY WHO GAVE THE WORLD TED KENNEDY AND JOHN KERRY. ONE A MURDERER WHO NEVER HAD A JOB, AND THE OTHER A COWARD AND LIAR. TO CLANCY, NO FT.HOOD ISN'T KUWAIT OR IRAQ, BUT IT'S STILL A HELL HOLE. I WAS STATIONED THERE. NUFF SAID