Robert Burns explains how voting for David Vitter can LEGALLY place $736/year in a voter’s pocket.

U. S. Senator (& candidate for Louisiana Governor) David Vitter

 

Sound Off Louisiana founder Robert Burns, accompanied by footage from Gubernatorial candidates David Vitter and John Bel Edwards, explains how voting for Sen. David Vitter on Saturday, November 21, 2015 can result in $736/year in a voter’s pocket (LEGALLY).


Burns, accompanied by video footage of Vitter
 and John Bel Edwards, explains how a vote for Vitter
can  LEGALLY place $736/year in the voter’s pocket.

CLICK HERE for the page from the Louisiana lawsuit abuse watch documenting that average automobile insurance rates are $2,453 in Louisiana (see right-hand column of page).

 

 

ACTUAL real-life example of lawsuit abuse by trial lawyers and judges friendly to them:

 

  1. February of 2013, my mom backs up a mere 2-3 feet from her covered parking spot in our apartment complex in what is SUPPOSED to be an area that only RESIDENTS utilize.
  2. The driver of a big commercial truck, Lionel James, in a hurry to get to the other side of the complex to fix a flat tire on the garbage truck, while going about 30 MPH in a 5 MPH posted zone taps my mother’s rear bumper and tears half of it off in the process.
  3. Though only the far outside right portion of the SIDE component made impact, after asking my mom if she was all right and being concerned about what his employer may do, Mr. James subsequently finds him a good old-fashioned lawyer like Carmouche, Cummings, and McKernan, who are collectively putting up $4 million SOLELY to fight David Vitter and his proposed legal reforms.
  4. Now Mr. James has quite a history! Numerous moving violations, but even more alarming was attempted first-degree murder, illegal possession of a firearm by a convicted felon, etc. It’s all right here in this printout from EBRP Clerk of Court. [Sidebar:  In a speech at Southern University on 9/22/15, Edwards openly promised to release 5,500 similar criminals which will only enhance Carmouche, Cummings, and McKernan’s lucrative operations!]
  5. We happened to draw Judge Janice Clark (obviously not one of those “conservative judges” Edwards referenced above)!  Result? State Farm quickly decides it’s best to just settle. What amount? $48,500!! If anyone doesn’t believe me, here’s the settlement letter from State Farm. Notice the defense attorney makes specific reference to the judge who would hear the case.

 

A jury would have seen right through this sham and awarded almost nothing, but John Bel Edwards, Messrs. Carmouche, Cummings, McKernan, and many others are hell-bent that they’re going to deny us a fundamental right to have such matters tried by a jury!  Why?  They can’t control a jury (whereas they can easily control an elected judge).  Wonder how $48,500 became the magic settling amount? Because the plaintiff trial lawyer knew $50,000 and up means we could have insisted upon a jury, and that would have meant BIG TIME problems for him!!  Unfortunately, we have no such right!

 

It becomes obvious why John Bel Edwards would pass on the legal forum weeks ago!  Please remember that mental image of $736 flashing in your head, the hurricane force winds (Carmouche, Cummings, McKernan, etc.) determined to blow it out of your hands, and John Bel Edwards with the cattle prod forcing you to let go of the money and watch it get blown away for good!

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Former U. S. Congressman Cleo Fields, depicted on FBI wire taps accepting $20,000 or so in cash from former Gov. Edwin Edwards, implores voters to go out and support the current Edwards candidate in 2015.

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Former U. S. Congressman Cleo Fields, who, in 1997, was revealed through the contents of FBI wire taps to have accepted around $20,000 in cash from former Gov. Edwin Washington Edwards, is imploring Louisiana citizens to go out and support the current Edwards edition for Governor in 2015, John Bel Edwards.  Here’s a recording of him making his strong appeal:


Former U. S. Congressman Cleo Fields implores Louisiana
voters to support John Bel Edwards for Governor of Louisiana.


In this Wikipedia feature on Fields, he states there was a “humorous explanation” of the episode.   From the preceding link:  ” At the time Fields stated that the incident was just an innocent business transaction between friends, and said there was a humorous explanation, which he would make public shortly thereafter. A cloud hung over Fields as an unindicted co-conspirator in Edwards’ criminal trial and in the end Fields refused to deliver the promised “humorous” explanation, stating that at the time of the cash transfer, he was not an elected official, and therefore under no obligation to explain publicly.

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AG “Buddy” Caldwell’s office “gives clearance” to pursue revoking the auction license of Louisiana’s only African-American auctioneer over his role in reporting “blatant payroll fraud.” (5th installment in a 5-part series)

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Assistant. A. G. Rodney Ramsey

 

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Assistant A. G. Michael Vallan (blue shirt) and Unknown Other A. G. Official

 

Sound Off Louisiana founder Robert Burns provides fifth and final installment of his 5-part series entailing Louisiana Attorney General James D. “Buddy” Caldwell, complete with him being a “good sport” toward Caldwell with a tribute to “The King” (beginning at the 50:40 mark) :

 5th Installment on AG James D. “Buddy” Caldwell.  Starring
roles for AG staff members (& legal counsel contractor
Caldwell crammed down the LALB’s throat) include:
9:40 – 12:20:  Assistant Attorney General
Richard McGimsey
16:50 – 19:10:    ”   ”   ”   ”   ”   ”   ”   ”   ”   ”  ”   ”  ”   ”   ”   ”
19:25 – 21:15
Assistant Attorney General Rodney Ramsey
22:30 – 25:30:
 
Convicted Felon Larry S. Bankston
37:00 – 42:50:     ”     ”     ”     ”     ”     ”     ”     ”  ”
26:25 – 29:30:  Assistant Attorney General
Michael Vallan
31:40 – 36:55:
Then-Asst. A. G. Lindsey Hunter                         
43:00 – 47:45:  Attorney General Investigator Arthur Ogea
50:40 – 54:10: 
“The King” himself (via yours truly!!)                           

[Note:  at the 47:45 – 50:30 mark, Burns explains why, in 2009, a bill sponsored by Caldwell calling for a 10 cent a month increase in residential phone bills to fight child pornography was DEFEATED in committee!]

Burns wrapping it up with a song from “The King.”

 

 

Caldwell serenades Sen. Landrieu with same song by “The King.”

 

 

CLICK HERE for complaint filed by Rev. Freddie Lee Phillips to A. G.’s Office entailing the LALB’s failure to place a LAPA link on its website when it has such a link for the LAA.

 

CLICK HERE for Caldwell’s response of kicking it right back to the LALB for “disposition as you deem appropriate.”

 

CLICK HERE for report by LSP Terrorism Unit after LALB Attorney Anna Dow advised Executive Director Sandy Edmonds to call them to Burns’ house based on defamatory statements made by Ms. Dow (for which Mr. Burns is suing Dow), and after such guidance was given to Dow by Assistant A. G. Richard McGimsey for which he made no effort whatsoever to obtain any facts of the matter prior to giving his “good friend” Anna Dow said guidance.

CLICK HERE for damming report by Legislative Auditor Daryl Purpera entailing LALB payroll fraud issued February 29, 2012.

 

CLICK HERE for extensive details on notoriously-problematic auctioneer Ken Buhler.

 

CLICK HERE for LALB’s “writ of attachment” against Robert Burns, which was filed based on the sole and exclusive guidance of then-Assistant Attorney General Lindsey Hunter.

 

CLICK HERE for Burns’ mere 3-page pro se opposition memorandum to the LALB’s Writ of Attachment against him.

 

CLICK HERE for Judge Hernandez’s ruling DENYING the LALB’s Writ.

 

CLICK HERE for a schedule of the $2,100 in attorney fees the LALB tallied by Bankston in attempting to pursue the Writ against Burns (which they sought to force Burns to pay had they been successful).

 

CLICK HERE for Louisiana Inspector General report on LALB and Interior Design Board’s payroll fraud on the part of their Executive Director, Sandy Edmonds.  Note:  The report was greatly watered down under direct orders of Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, who refused to sign off on the report until it was in its publicly-released format which, nevertheless, cites Edmonds for reporting being on the job while “performing no public purpose” and lying to investigators about the practice.  For her deceit, they recommended “appropriate disciplinary action up to and including termination.”  Of course, given the corrupt nature of both these boards, the report was never even discussed at any meeting of either board!

 

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