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Here are some falsehoods we have all learned courtesy of television.

The Louisiana State Senate had a busy Sunday approving two measures that they say will generate revenue for the 2016 budget.

It seems that bills will possibly be voted on soon in the senate and house to try and finally get the Keystone Pipeline bill; passed. Do you think it will happen?

Edwin Edwards is an 86 year old convicted felon. He is also a 4 times Governor of Louisiana and served in Congress. He is thinking of throwing his hat back into politics with a run for Congress. Would he have your support?

If you are like a lot of us you wonder if anything was accomplished by the government shutting down. Did they not just put off the same fight until later? We wondered if you were happy with that and here is how you voted in our poll.

  Recent polls showed that 60% of Americans want to vote out everybody currently making a mess in Washington. We want to know who you would like to vote out of office.

The question should be "Who is going to fix this?" That one would be much harder to answer (unless you have a Chrystal ball or are a time traveler.) So we ask who you thought was to blame for the government shut down. Your answer may be a little surprising.

Facebook is all over the government shutdown with funny, timely, heavily slanted and sometime vicious memes. We thought we would share some with you.

Anyone who uses facebook has seen the blame flying on this one. It would seem that most people just repost something they saw on someone else's page. Chances are they have not even read the article and have done very little to no research on the subject...

So many of us take our right to vote very seriously then we walk away from any other influence that we could have on the direction of our government. We live in a age when we have more ways to make our voiced heard that ever before. The problem is that we have done a poor job using these tools effectively. That can change.

Dick Clark has put his man cave on the market. No, seriously, it’s a cave.

  After eight years of berating his fellow doctors , dispensing tough-love medical advice,  and playing a character with almost no redeeming social values, Dr. Gregory House will finally be hanging up his stethoscope and cane. Granted, the show had become somewhat predictable. We all knew that someone would have a convulsion, show up at the hospital, get misdiagnosis, have another fit, get another