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03/11/2025

🎤A Final Message From the Announcer🎤

Firstly, I want to thank David and Misti Smith for all the effort, money, and heart that they poured into this facility. I’ve been watching racing at The Rev since I was 11, and y’all gave me the opportunity to be the final voice of the Rev. I’ll cherish that throughout my career.

To the Racers - I want to personally thank every driver that raced at The Rev this year. Memories were created that will never be able to be replicated.

To the Fans - thank you to the diehards that were in those stands consistently and tried to help us promote this deal. I plead with the race fans of North East Louisiana, please support Super Bee Speedway before there are no tracks left in this area.

To the Announcers who helped me when I couldn’t be there - Wesley Gwaltney, Steve Cape, and Bryan Baker. I hope you enjoyed your final memories of The Rev as much as I did.

To the Haters - you have won… Congratulations. But what have you really won? You’ve just hurt the sport that you claim to love.

Support the tracks that are still around before there is nothing left.

- Collin Bell

30/10/2025

State and regional leaders met in West Monroe yesterday to find solutions to that problem.

29/10/2025

(The Center Square) − John Carmouche, who represents parishes in more than 40 coastal-erosion lawsuits against major oil companies, told the Baton Rouge Press Club on Monday that the litigation

29/10/2025

🚨 THEY COULDN’T BEAT THE PEOPLE — SO THEY DIVIDED THEM. 🚨

When the truth starts spreading, the establishment doesn’t fight fair.
They play games with ballots and backroom deals — hoping we don’t notice.

Julie Emerson: The Vote Splitter

Julie Emerson, a young state representative with a polished record and strong conservative branding. This story is not to bash State Representative Emerson, just to shed light on the political agenda.

Her entry in late October 2025 raised eyebrows — not for what she said, but for who encouraged her to run. Sources inside the party say “folks at the top” recruited Emerson to split the conservative vote after Fleming’s polling surge put Cassidy in danger of losing outright.

The math is simple:
If two or more strong conservatives split 60% of the vote, Cassidy can slide into a runoff with just 40%, then count on establishment funding and moderate support to win.

That’s the vote-splitter strategy — a classic political move designed to protect incumbents by dividing their opposition. Emerson’s sudden candidacy makes that outcome far more likely.

She may talk about “Louisiana’s future” and “new leadership,” but until she takes a clear stance on CCS, 45Q, and corporate accountability, her campaign looks more like a strategic move than a genuine grassroots challenge.

The Establishment’s Playbook

Let’s be honest: this race isn’t about left versus right.
It’s about power versus people.

Cassidy built Louisiana’s carbon-capture empire from the top down. Miguez has benefited from that same structure. And Emerson’s entrance protects it by fracturing the opposition.

Meanwhile, Fleming stands nearly alone — armed with facts, public outrage, and the trust of the working class that’s tired of watching billion-dollar deals signed over their backyards.

The establishment’s goal is simple:
Keep Cassidy alive long enough to survive the primary, let the votes splinter, and take the fight to a runoff where big donors decide the outcome.

Why Fleming Is the Clear Choice

Dr. John Fleming’s campaign isn’t perfect, but it’s real.
He’s not beholden to oil money. He’s not carrying water for lobbyists. And unlike Cassidy, he understands that carbon capture isn’t “climate progress” — it’s a property grab disguised as green policy.

He’s the only candidate promising to:

End 45Q tax credits that funnel billions to private industry.

Defend parish landowners from forced CO₂ injection and eminent-domain seizures.

Return environmental and economic control to Louisiana’s local governments — not Baton Rouge bureaucrats.

That’s not politics. That’s patriotism.

The Bottom Line

This Senate race will decide more than who represents Louisiana — it will decide who controls her future.
Will it be the corporations and insiders who profit from carbon credits and pipelines?
Or will it be the people who live on this land, drink this water, and fight for their children’s future?

The establishment is betting you won’t see through the strategy.
But the people of Louisiana are smarter than that.

Three challengers. One stands for the people.
Dr. John Fleming — the clear choice for a state that’s done being bought and buried.

But here’s the thing… Louisiana IS noticing.
And no amount of vote-splitting, money, or manipulation will stop what’s coming.

🔥 The people are waking up — and no amount of vote-splitting will stop it. 🔥

29/10/2025

Judy Wagoner returns to the Ark-La-Miss tonight on NBC 10 News at 10 PM! READ MORE➡️: https://shorturl.at/uOxBq

29/10/2025
27/10/2025

It’s being reported that LSU Tigers are moving toward a split with head coach Brian Kelly. Sources say the decision is “trending toward” parting ways following a turbulent season marked by a 49-25 loss to Texas A&M Aggies and mounting pressure on the program.

Despite a 34-14 record over four seasons at LSU, the expectations at a program of this stature haven’t been met. Complicating matters is a massive buyout clause, in excess of $50 million, should LSU choose to act.

For our Rated Red audience: this isn’t just about a coach leaving, it’s a signal that expectations in major college football programs are only rising, and tolerance for anything less than elite performance is shrinking fast.

26/10/2025

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