There has been speculation that Alexander was considering stepping back into his congressional seat after McAllister became mired in a sex scandal and looked unlikely to seek reelection. But a few Republican insiders said Alexander doesn't intend to run for elected office again. He is leaving the Veterans Affairs post to take a job in the private sector.Hmm... sounds to me like he's running again but we'll see.
Showing posts with label Rodney Alexander. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rodney Alexander. Show all posts
Tuesday, June 03, 2014
Return of Rodney
The man who basically gave the world Vance McAllister is leaving the job he gave up the congressional seat to take.
Labels:
Louisiana,
politics,
Rodney Alexander,
Vance McAllister
Thursday, August 15, 2013
The man who will never be Governor
Rodney Alexander
"I wouldn't say no to anything," Alexander told The News-Star on Tuesday. "Everything is on the table."That doesn't sound like what voters are usually hungry for, Rodney. Especially not in this state. But OK. Maybe "One of the stupidest politicians Louisiana has ever known" has a better grasp of this than the rest of us do.
"It's something I will look at, but it won't be anything I'll be talking about too soon," Alexander said, referring to the 2015 gubernatorial race. "I think there's a hunger for a candidate who will listen more than talk and who can relate to the needs of the people regardless of party."
Friday, August 09, 2013
Kicking you off the internet
We're beginning to get a clearer picture of why Rodney Alexander retired from elected office. Apparently there's too much democracy involved.
Update: Jesus it's even worse than I thought. See Bob Mann.
But also, in an interview with Zach Parker of the Ouachita Citizen, he spoke of the problem he had with social media (Facebook, etc) and non-traditional news outlets such as blogs.When they retire in exasperation over the lack of "civility" what they really mean is there is too much unapproved participation coming from the unwashed. But they're working on fixing that.
Said Alexander, “The Facebook and all of that — people who are not necessarily in the news business — are driving what people do, and at times, that’s had a very negative impact on how the Congress operates.”
Update: Jesus it's even worse than I thought. See Bob Mann.
Labels:
free speech,
internets,
Louisiana,
politics,
Rodney Alexander
Tuesday, August 06, 2013
Off into that big money pile in the sky
Which one of these 20 firms has a job waiting for Congressman Alexander when he retires after this term? Winning answer gets a free work visa.. but no health care, obviously.
Update: Answer is None of The Above. Apparently Jindal gave him a job
Update: Answer is None of The Above. Apparently Jindal gave him a job
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