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Not all the news can fit into 3.5 hours.

The President said he has no intention to balance the budget.

The panelists discussed Lafayette Parish's schoolboard Superintendent's recent controversial hire as well as the Obama Administration's stance on energy production.

We think we have a way to get around this craziness with the Congressional Budget Office.

Perfect? Or not.

Clifton said, "It's time they quit putzing around and fix the problems.

The full impact of sequestration won't be felt for several months.

Looks like nobody learned valuable lessons in kindergarten.

Not all the news can fit into 3.5 hours.

The President is always good for a laugh and this time, we have seen the ultimate in laugh riots.  Since no deal was forthcoming, reporters asked the President if he couldn't do something to keep Congress in town to get something done on the sequester...

Chuck Hagel, whose confirmation hearing in the Senate was highly contentious, was finally confirmed today as the next secretary of defense by a vote of 58-41.

Governor Bobby Jindal continued calling out President Obama while attending the annual "National Governors Association" on Monday.

President Obama's fundraising group, Organizing for Action, has put together a new effort to get more money in.  OFA's $500,000 donors will be enjoying quarterly meetings with President Obama. This sounds similar to what happened in Bill Clinton's Administration when the Lincoln Bedroom was essentially sold for donors to Mr...

Jindal told Obama to stop campaigning.

President Obama has signed a declaration that opens federal funding to the area.

Not all the news can fit into 3.5 hours.

Utah Senator Orrin Hatch (R) made comments that were picked up by the Huffington Post.  In his comments, made to Laura Ingraham on her radio show, he responded to the question, "Do you think, if he had his druthers, President Obama would repeal the Second Amendment...

Reaction from Gov. Jindal, Sens. Vitter and Landrieu, Congressmen Charles Boustany and Fleming and Democratic spokesperson Stephen Handwerk

If Congress won't act he has more executive actions up his sleeve.

Congressman Charles Boustany took the time to stop by the Afternoon Drive Home to talk about the President's speech to the nation and what he plans to do in the next several weeks. Boustany said that he felt there wouldn't be much new in the speech...