Bayou Bob, Père Robért, T.J. Pleindemerde, Murray Gold, Omar Cayenne, Armand Legg — these are but a few of the pseudonyms and aliases I’ve used over the years, for fun and profit. I once struggled to convince a skeptical landlord that all five of the names on my mailbox belonged …
Back in the late 70s and early 80s, I was the Clark Kent of New Orleans — a strikingly handsome, but humble reporter who just happened to be the only guy in town who could get in touch with Superman. Only it wasn’t Superman that I had direct, exclusive contact …
Mardi Gras had been getting bigger and more expensive every year, the floats and costumes of the organized krewes more and more lavish. If something hadn’t been done soon, the average reveler would have been confined forever to the role of spectator. It just didn’t seem fair. It was his …
In today’s Politickle Video, Presidential candidate John Smith recaps his positions on all the issues. This is the final installment of our 10-part series on “consensus candidate” John Smith, featuring highlights from the previous episodes. Be sure to share this special compilation video with all your friends and enemies. And …
In today’s Politickle Video, Presidential candidate John Smith explains how consensus works: “In a democracy like the United States, government is based on majority rule. But what if you’re in the minority? That’s a real bummer. . . .”
In today’s Politickle Video, Presidential candidate John Smith discusses his qualifications for the presidency: “My opponent has suggested that I am somehow unqualified to be president — that I lack experience. . . .”
In today’s Politickle Video, Presidential candidate John Smith explains his plan for a fair tax system: “Some people have to pay more taxes than you do, but that’s okay. On the other hand, some people pay less — and that’s not fair! . . .”
