Caddo Parish

He immediately afterwards went and told the media that he wasn't guilty and only pled guilty to make the case go away.

That means he either committed perjury in the courtroom by lying to the judge about his guilt or he lied to the people of Caddo and Bossier Parish and the media immediately afterward.

Jackson filed a motion in August asking for the conviction to be thrown out under Louisiana law that lets first-time misdemeanor offenders have their verdict set aside.

On Friday morning, District Judge Doug Stinson granted Jackson's dismissal.

I think he was more it was more massive criticisms against the three challengers than it was praise for Arsenault himself.

It was just, you know, these other people don't know what they're doing.

So, for example, he wrote the simplest candidate of all was Democrat Caddo Parish Commissioner Stormy Gage Watts.

That's not a compliment.

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So it's Caddo Parish, Calcasieu, Cameron, East Baton Rouge, Lafayette, Ouachita, Plaquemine, Rapids, St. Charles, and West Feliciana.

West Feliciana, exactly.

These are the parishes into which this George Soros-funded NGO is trying to dump big, big numbers of illegals.

Seba holds Cass advantage over Stewart in Caddo D.A. race.

So up in Caddo Parish, James Stewart, the Democrat, currently the incumbent, is being challenged by state Senator Alan Seba, one of the most conservative members of the state legislature.

And remember, in his first election to D.A., Stewart got an infusion from George Soros of, what, a million dollars? And now Stewart's behind in the money race? I did not see this coming.

This is from the Center Square.

Wow.

And so when you're too liberal for San Francisco, you sure as heck ought to be too liberal for Caddo Parish in Shreveport, Louisiana.

So we're doing good.

That issue has not reared its ugly head yet.

And I look every week.

I have people that have never voted for a Republican in their life.

telling me they're going to vote for me because Caddo Parish cannot afford six more years of what they've been getting.

So I'm encouraged.

Uh, and it's to, it's to inspire the person that's out there, uh, that's going, "Man, my vote doesn't count anymore." Well, that's not true.

You know, recently in Caddo Parish, Louisiana, Northwest Louisiana, a sheriff's race was decided by one vote.

One vote.

Absolutely.

The political pendulum isn't going to swing that drastically from a Donald Trump candidate or president to Senator Kennedy.

And that is no disrespect because you know what? I'm comfortable campaigning in a lawn chair outside a hardware store in Caddo Parish.

I would be fine.

Just perfectly fine with that.

Really a lot of interesting locations on here that you can look at, not just airports, but Different weather stations, let's see, this would be Dallas-Love Field, 3.2 inches over the last 48 hours, 3.5 inches at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport.

Denton, 4.25, 3.67, and Caddo up near the red line.

River so anyway thought that was interesting something that I wanted to share with you let's wrap things up here with our satellite image of the day, and let me get the information on this pulled up for you here it is here is the image.

And let me get the description.

And that's not bad.

The worst thing is when you're on Caddo, and they're like a motorcycle gang.

Literally, it's like Harley riders.

There'll be 10 or 15 or 20 of them at a time, all riding, doing their thing, got their kids, got their wives, doing whatever.

So you can understand how and why something like a decision about a law that might end up with someone in prison is important, right? Well, what about this question? Can a black defendant in a death row case believe in a fair trial when the courthouse in which the case is taking place features a Confederate battle flag over it? Actually, the Supreme Court of Louisiana acknowledged that it is not unreasonable for someone to believe that a person with a Confederate battle flag emblem may harbor racist views, right? They're very subtle claims.

My point is, can you have a fair trial in a courthouse when there's a Confederate battle flag over it? And if the answer is no, what does that say about the meanings of these kinds of symbols, right? And in fact, the Caddo Parish, where that flag was up, had 11 of their 12 leaders vote to take it down.

And so it did change.

But this is what a good friend of mine said in Mississippi.