Category Archives: Politics

Corporate Crime Reporter – 20 Things You Should Know About Corporate Crime

Riverstone Residential is allowed to criminally expose people to known toxins and continue to do so even with documented reports.  The Louisiana Housing Finance Agency is also aware of this so they are also guilty.  This is documented on this site along with the … Continue reading

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By one measure, Illinois not close to nation’s most-corrupt state – Louisiana, Alaska and North Dakota all fared worse

North Dakota tops analysis of corruption By John Fritze – USA TODAY WASHINGTON — Its largest city is legendary for machine-style politics and its elected leaders have been under investigation for years, but by one measure, Illinois is not even close … Continue reading

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“If it isn’t the most corrupt state in the US, it’s certainly one hell of a competitor.” No, they aren’t talking about Louisiana this time

Illinois Grabs Corruption Title by Jim Beam – The American Press (excerpt) “If it isn’t the most corrupt state in the United States, it’s certainly one hell of a competitor.” No, they aren’t talking about Louisiana this time. That is … Continue reading

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Chamber, AAJ face off over frivolous lawsuit site – Corporate Gangsters want to take away our rights

Corporate Gangsters want to take away our rights.  katy The U.S. Chamber of Commerce has launched a new public awareness campaign aimed to show that frivolous lawsuits are not victimless crimes. A new website called FacesOfLawsuitAbuse.org features videos of workers, business … Continue reading

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HUD, partners break ground at St. Bernard site to bring new mixed-income community to New Orleans

Construction begins at first of Big 4 slated for historic transformation.  HUD also to host Gulf Coast housing symposium at Tulane NEW ORLEANS – U.S. Housing and Urban Development Secretary Steve Preston joined General Douglas O’Dell, Mayor Ray Nagin and … Continue reading

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