Month: January 2018

Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry, who has recently been sued by convicted felon attorney Larry S. Bankston

In today’s feature, Sound Off Louisiana‘s founder, Robert Burns, shows a little love for Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry in providing a template letter to assist him as defendant in a recent lawsuit filed against him by convicted felon Larry S. Bankston:

CLICK HERE to see LAContractorBoard.com, a website created once Sound Off Louisiana discovered Bankston would serve as attorney for the Contractor Board (with videos discontinued when Burns was informed that Bankston’s tenure as Board attorney would be short-lived via Louisiana Attorney Jeff Landry opposing any extension when it came up for renewal).  CLICK HERE for Advocate article of Bankston suing AG Jeff Landry, and CLICK HERE for  Bankston’s actual lawsuit.  CLICK HERE for proposed judgment Burns presented to Judge Fields upon “the court” taking months and not issuing a judgment as “the court” indicated that it would.  CLICK HERE to see letter to Judge Fields offering written reasons for judgment as a convenience Burns offered to “the court,” which Fields ultimately signed.

Burns provides Louisiana auctioneers with a little satire “to help raise funds” for Larry S. Bankston!!

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Gov. John Bel Edwards’ Chairman of the Louisiana Gaming Control Board (overseen by Louisiana State Police) Ronnie Jones.

In today’s feature, Sound Off Louisiana‘s founder, Robert Burns, provides segment one of an in-depth exposure of the constructive discharge lawsuit filed by whistleblower and former Executive Director of the Louisiana State Police Commission (LSPC), Cathy Derbonne, and explains why the mainstream media has buried some of the most sensational components of that lawsuit in its lame, boring, and buried coverage of the suit.

Sound Off Louisiana founder Robert Burns begins segment one of Cathy Derbonne’s lawsuit against the LSPC.  CLICK HERE for reference to Louisiana Sen. Karen Carter “shut the f— up” Peterson’s role in the Louisiana Treasurer’s race in 2017.

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Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards money burn
Photo courtesy of The Hayride.

In today’s feature, Sound Off Louisiana‘s founder, Robert Burns, explains the rollout of NoPennyRenewal.com, a website to hold Louisiana legislators accountable for what Burns believes will be an inevitable vote to renew the one cent “temporary” sales tax before it expires on July 1, 2018:

Sound Off Louisiana founder Robert Burns explains the purpose of NoPennyRenewal.com.
CLICK HERE for Advocate reporter Tyler Bridges’ article referenced in the video.

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