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Caddo Commission candidate Chris David talks about the legal challenge to his District 4 residency, a challenge that was rejected, allowing his candidacy continue.

State Rep Alan Seabaugh talks about his campaign, his differences with Governor John Bel Edwards, and his thoughts on improving Louisiana's economy.

Dr. Brian Salvatore, Democrat candidate for the Louisiana House of Representatives, talks about why he's running, his campaign and positions on a number of issues.

State Rep Alan Seabaugh commented on the need to reduce taxes, then criticized Governor John Bel Edwards for his handling of the state budget.

101.7 / 710 KEEL's Robert J Wright and Erin McCarty celebrate her 35th anniversary in Shreveport radio, with a number of proclamations from state and local leaders.

Rep. Alan Seabaugh of Shreveport talks about his decision to withdraw his name from consideration for a federal judgeship and seeking reelection to the state House.

Alan Seabaugh says, "We're the only southern state with more people moving out than in and coincidentally, the only southern state with a liberal, Democrat governor.

The rep says, "The Governor keeps referring to the $650 million as the compromise.That wasn't the compromise. That was the governor's 'my way or the highway' bill."

The Commissioner of Administration says that talks to reach an agreement in the House broke down because "Compromise did not happen. We've got a mess on our hands."

Rep. Seabaugh says, "I don't say this very often, but I agree with Cedric Glover on this one. It's an idea that...probably should have been done a long time ago."