African American Dantzler says he’s ready to challenge Edwards for Governor, but does he ponder Edwards topping his brother Daniel’s alleged $10,000 offer to drop out?

Oscar “Omar” Dantzler, Jr., who announced his intentions to challenge Gov. John Bel Edwards for Governor of Louisiana on Sunday, August 4, 2019.

UPDATE:  August 6, 2019 – Dr. Dantzler officially qualified for the race for Governor of Louisiana on the first day of qualifying (August 6, 2019).

The Hayride is the first and, to our knowledge, the only publication to break a feature on Oscar “Omar” Dantzler, Jr.’s stated intentions to qualify for Governor against incumbent Gov. John Bel Edwards.  Both Edwards and Dantzler hail from Tangipahoa Parish, and Dantzler has danced with another Edwards entailing a political campaign.  To be precise, Dantzler challenged incumbent Sheriff Daniel Edwards, Gov. Edwards’ brother, in the 2015 Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff election.

Before we briefly look at that election, however, let’s provide a video of Dantzler’s impassioned presentation before the Tangipahoa Parish School Board entailing one of its members having posted a noose to Facebook:


Dantzler gives impassioned presentation regarding a Tangipahoa Parish School Board Member’s posting of a noose to Facebook.

Daniel Edwards defeated Dantzler in the race for Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff, but what’s interesting is the fact that, in a Federal lawsuit filed by Dantzler, he avers that Daniel Edwards offered him $10,000 to drop out of the race.  Let’s hone in on those sections of the lawsuit:

 

 

Nothing is official until Dantzler actually files qualifying papers with the Louisiana Secretary of State’s Office by Thursday, August 8, 2019, but if he follows through and qualifies, we see him easily polling 7 – 10 percent of the vote (and that’s likely a very conservative estimate).  Poll numbers like that most certainly would earn Dantzler a seat at the table for any debates, and that’s when things could get really, really interesting entailing past dealings of Dantzler and the Edwards family in Tangipahoa Parish!

We have invited Dantzler to appear on Sound Off Louisiana for an interview.  So far, we’ve not heard back from him.

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Was Gov. Edwards “protecting Louisiana families” when he mailed out eviction notices to Louisiana nursing home residents?

Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards

We published our first episode of Gov. Edwards’ fraudulent television ad campaign wherein he touts his “protecting of Louisiana families” on Monday of this week.  At the time, we said we’d publish one a week from now until the election on October 12, 2019; however, we find we simply have more material to cover than a once-a-week schedule will permit.  Accordingly, we’re going to shoot for twice a week.

So, without further ado, here’s Episode Two of our two-minute videos demonstrating the fraudulent nature of Gov. Edwards’ claim:


Episode Two of exposing the hypocrisy of Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards’ claims that he “protects Louisiana families.”

 

Episode Three will be released either late Monday August 5, 2016 or early Tuesday, August 6, 2019!  A master listing of each video can be found by CLICKING HERE.

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Was Gov. Edwards “protecting Louisiana families” when he demanded the rehiring of domestic abuser Stephen Holliday?

Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards, who has begun a TV ad campaign wherein he touts his “protecting of Louisiana families.”

Last week, The Hayride released a poll showing Gov. Edwards enjoys an absolutely-stunning 57 percent approval rating among Louisiana residents.

We at Sound Off Louisiana can only attribute such a poll result to the fact that the two Republican contenders for Edwards’ job have simply failed to portray Edwards’ 3 1/2 years as Governor.

Accordingly, it’s our intent to issue weekly (late-Monday or early Tuesday of each week), highly-focused, two-minute videos focusing on that record, the first of which we’re releasing today:


Episode One of exposing the hypocrisy of Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards’ claims that he “protects Louisiana families.”

Support Document Links for Episode One:

Type-written content of Affidavit of Probable Cause for Holliday’s arrest (Note:  CLICK HERE for the actual hand-written Affidavit).

Domestic Abuse Conviction

Holliday, in a drunken state, allegedly uses shovel to bash in window of ex-wife’s boyfriend’s truck, tries to out-run police — 2-year-old child in vehicle in the vehicle during incident.

Holliday charged with 2nd offense DWI but says it was “Gold Club stripper” who was actually driving after he fled capture by police.

The deadhead job Edwards placed Holliday in at the urging of his attorney cabal.

Episode Two will be released either late Monday August 5, 2019 or early Tuesday, August 6, 2019!  A master listing of each video can be found by CLICKING HERE.

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