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Steve

		SCALISE FOR CONGRESS Male 44 years old NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana United States Last Login: 4/18/2008

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Status:	Married
Hometown:	Metairie
Religion:	Catholic
Zodiac Sign:	Libra
Children:	Proud parent
Education:	College graduate
Occupation:	LA State Senator Dist. 9

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I am a Louisiana State Senator for Dist. 9. I am currently running for the 1st U.S. Congressional seat that Gov. Bobby Jindal previously held.

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THE BURNSIDE FLASHERS	May 8 2008 3:25 AM Congrats Steve! The Burnside Flashers
Tim Laughlin	May 4 2008 8:01 PM We love you, Steve. Congrats. You and Gov. Jindal are our first foot forward to a long road missed.
Republicans for a Better Louisiana	Apr 6 2008 3:43 PM Congratulations! Look forward to your victory next month.
~Michelle~	Apr 6 2008 12:34 PM Congratulations! Congratulations! Congratulations...to Steve and everyone on the campaign!
Richard	Mar 31 2008 11:26 PM You are right: I reviewed the House Journals and found that Tim Burns missed fully one/third (maybe more) of the roll call votes in the Special Ethics session earlier this year. He missed at least 30 out of 90 roll calls, and maybe more. That's deplorable. He was absent for at least one full day out of the 12 day session. It's all there in black and white in the official House Journal. He missed at least 30 votes. There is no telling how many voice votes he missed or how many times someone else voted his machine: he refuses to answer that question every time someoe asks him about it. I'm glad to know that you were there all day every day and that you did not miss a single vote! That shows who really cares about ethics reform and who is happy with the old status quo. Congratulations!
Richard	Mar 27 2008 1:52 AM Buried at PhotoCasket
Richard	Mar 20 2008 8:16 PM Words and Sayings @ Bopmyspace. com
~Michelle~	Mar 17 2008 1:07 AM Any big events or appearances planned for Slidell? Tim Burns THINKS he owns us here!
Justinsane	Mar 8 2008 9:00 PM The big day...! Making phone calls and been sending e-mails. I smell victory! Best to all supporting the campaign!
Chad	Jan 16 2008 11:48 PM Did ya catch this on TDP today? Thought you might like. PHOTO EXCLUSIVE JANUARY 16, 2008-- COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Columbus Mayor Michael Coleman has made good on a bet placed with his Louisiana counterpart over last week's national championship game. Coleman wore a white LSU jersey to a recent City Council meeting. He says he wore the jersey in mourning and in great disappointment. Coleman and Mayor Kip Holden of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, agreed to the wager in New Orleans on January 6th -- the day before LSU trounced Ohio State, 38-24. THE DEAD PELICAN looked all over for the photos, and has now obtained photos of the mayor's ordeal! Enjoy, LSU fans!
Chad	Jan 13 2008 3:53 AM Hey there. Glad to add you. Keep fighting the good fight in the legislature!
THE BURNSIDE FLASHERS	Jan 11 2008 3:57 PM BURNSIDE FLASHERS SAT JAN 12 - 9:30 PM LIVE AT DAIQUIRIS AND COMPANY LSU CHAMPIONSHIP PARTY WEAR YOUR PURPLE AND GOLD! NO COVER!!!!!!!!!!! www.burnsideflashers.com
Stephen	Nov 7 2007 4:09 AM Congratulations Steve from the Louisiana Young Republicans! You did us proud, and will make a great State Senator.
JT	Oct 22 2007 8:34 PM 9th DISTRICT Central and west Metairie, Elmwood, parts of Old Jefferson State Rep. Steve Scalise of Jefferson rolled up 61 percent of the vote to win a primary victory over college professor Polly Thomas, 60, and engineer David Gereighty, 46. He will succeed Sen. Ken Hollis, R-Metairie, who is term-limited. Scalise, 42, a systems engineer, touted tax credits for the state's film industry as his signature accomplishment in the House. He said he would oppose all tax increases and try to cut the size of state government if elected to the Senate. He was term-limited in his House district. Thomas, a former Jefferson Parish School Board member, was making her third try for the seat. She withdrew from the 1999 campaign against Hollis after developing health problems, and Hollis defeated her in 2003. 75 of 75 precincts \| Votes \| Pct. Steve Scalise-R \| 19,154 \| 61 Polly Thomas-R \| 8,948 \| 29 David Gereighty-D \| 3,154 \| 10

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