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Yesterday, some members of Louisiana's Congressional delegation said "yes" to the legislation aimed at avoiding a default, while others said they just could not vote for the measure.  Jeff Landry was one of the Congressman who did not agree with passing the measure.

The United States House of Representatives yesterday took what some say was a crucial vote for the future of our country yesterday.  Others disagree, but for different reasons.  The House voted 269 to 161 for a deal to prevent a default crisis.  7th District Congressman Charles Boustany explains why he voted in favor of the measure.

Washington, DC – U.S. Congressman Charles W. Boustany, Jr., today voted for what he believes will  significantly cut federal spending and prevent the United States from default.

Both President Obama and House Speaker John Boehner gave their thoughts last night to the public on what is happening with the ongoing negotiations over whether or not to raise the debt ceiling.  Dr. John Sutherlin answered plenty of questions and shared his views.

A national tracking firm says 15,753 properties received some type of foreclosure filing in Louisiana in 2010, more than doubling the total from two years ago.