The DraftStormy Campaign has announced the schedule for the initial listening tour of prospective candidate for Senate, Stormy Daniels.
Stormy will kick off her listening tour of Louisiana with a stop for lunch at The Roux House in Baton Rouge, Tuesday, May 5th at noon. She will meet with Louisiana men and women and listen to the issues and concerns they struggle with everyday.
Following her Baton Rouge event on Tuesday, Stormy will head to New Orleans, with a lunch at Serio’s Po’ Boys & Deli, Wednesday, May 6th. She will continue her conversation with the citizens of Louisiana and listen to the ongoing struggles they face in these troubled economic times.
Porn star, Stormy Daniels has said she might run for US Senate against current US Senator David Vitter.Her press release states, “We believe that the voters of Louisiana are ready for change and look forward to bringing honesty, integrity, and strength of character back to the United States Senate.”
According to John Maginnis, “In a recent SMOR poll, David Vitter got a good job rating (58-33 percent) but only 9 percent of whites rated him excellent. Only 30 percent said they would definitely vote to re-elect him, while 35 percent would consider someone else and 28 percent would vote for someone else.”Vitter has no officials challengers to date.
TUESDAY
WHO: Stormy Daniels and fellow Louisianans
WHEN: May 5th, 2009 at 12 p.m.
WHERE: The Roux House, 143 3rd Street, Baton Rouge
WEDNESDAY
WHO: Stormy Daniels and fellow Louisianans
WHEN: Wednesday, May 6th, 2009 at 12 p.m.
WHERE: Serio’s Po’ Boys & Deli, 133 St. Charles Avenue, New Orleans
What would be refreshing to me is for enough of the public to decide that they - not politicians - should be making as many decisions in our governance as possible. Instead we look for the "honest, moral politician" to lead us. Oh please. Written by kpf
on 5/4/2009
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Wow. A refreshingly apparently honest possible politician. Surely, we don't want one of those in Louisiana. Written by Noladude
on 5/4/2009
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KjunLady, dear, we prefer true history not fiction. Might we suggest The Great Southern Babylon by Alecia P. Long about the turbulent history of prostitution in New Orleans from 1855 - 1920. Yes, dear, we believe that there are more than just Vitter. Name them all. Let's see what might happen. Heck, it might disclose a lot of politicians, Democrats, Republicans and Independents. LOL. Now there are many legal cases over the years that have shown a variety of issues involving the rights of those in long term liasons. Concubinage, dear, was the term. Interesting mixture of peoples and oh yes of ancestries. No telling what history of individuals would show. LOL more and more. Written by RhettsWife
on 5/2/2009
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Whoops, RW... "The Feast of All Saints" is the book I meant to recommend.... a delicious novel about "ladies of the evening" laced with historical New Olreans... (A "Cry to Heaven" is also a great Rice book-- but, it's about young male opera singers bred and groomed in European monasteries).... not crazy about the vampire series... but loved those two works of Anne Rice's. ... sorry to get off the topic. Written by KjunLady
on 5/2/2009
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RW says, "New Orleans and its quality gentlemen have been known for their pecadillos for years" ......<smile>... RhettsWife- I do remember the faces of the "prominent gents" when the Canal Street Madame story broke..... One seedy john, (besides Vitter) looked like a pizza-thrower with a suit-- He was a practicing physician from St.Bernard, (exciting, huh?-- any more?)...... why do you want those names?... Would that help clear any of the smut on Vitter?...He got away with his illegal, nasty habits for years.... RW, dutiful spouse of Rhett, I'm surprised at your patronizing forgiveness of such a cheating louse like Vitter..... (Oh- and you're looking for a good book about Madames and historical New Orleans?:::Get "Cry to Heaven"....by Anne Rice, [before her vampire days]) Written by KjunLady
on 5/2/2009
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Kajunlady, dear, believe me there are a lot more gents out there, whose names would suprise you. Common sense and logic will tell you that. New Orleans and its quality gentlemen have been known for their pecadillos for years. Do some reading about this going back in time. Many a law case involved these prominent individuals and thier concubines. History can be so interesting. Written by RhettsWife
on 5/2/2009
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RW says, "give us the list of all the johns at the D.C. Madame and the Canal Street Madame bordellos"........ When will you understand?.... David Vitter IS THE BIG FISH in the local whore houses, and the DC brothels too-- If Wendy (Vitter's regular prostitute) or any of the others had "somebody of interest" in their little black books-- Donchya think they would've cashed-in?...Who do they have to protect now?.... Yes- Stormy is a joke-- but SO IS VITTER..... Republicans have plenty of time to put forth somebody with moral character, and somebody who can get along with his peers at home and in Washington... Bitter Vitter is very laughable in the Senate... nobody listens to him anymore. Written by KjunLady
on 5/2/2009
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Come on now, we've go to stop electing officials as though it's for high school student councils. Surely now we can see what letting idiots run the government does to the state, the nation and the world. Taxes and public debt aren't something to play with and never were funny. As long as Louisiana treats government as a joke, the rest of the nation and the world is going to keep laughing at us. We need to get serious about it and stay that way or there won't be anything to laugh about at all!! Written by Not Insane
on 5/1/2009
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I disagree, electing Stormy, or anyone else, over Vitter can only improve the state's image. Written by Bordello Fellow
on 5/1/2009
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Stormy, dear, give us the list of all the johns at the D.C. Madame and the Canal Street Madame bordellos. You must be good at something? Otherwise go home, dear. Louisiana has a bad enough reputation as it is. Written by RhettsWife
on 5/1/2009
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