A Bipartisan Family: More in Common Than Not
Family says a lot about a person. My father was a Democrat and is the reason that I registered “Democrat” at 18 years old – 42 years ago! At that time, the “Republican [...]
My friend Sarah Hoffman
One of the most defining moments in my life and career is the opportunity I had to fight alongside my friend Sarah Hoffman for the rights of students with disabilities in Caddo Parish. Sarah and [...]
3 Questions on the Presidential Race
During the presidential race, many Americans expressed concern about the economy and the security of our country. In the weeks following the election, citizens across the district have asked [...]
In Response to John Settle
In response to John Settle’s negative “editorial” about me that he distributed via mass email today, I simply state the following: During the last few years I have been [...]
Happy Labor Day! Today we celebrate you.
This weekend we celebrate what has made America the backbone of the world economy and the lynchpin to global security: you! Yes, you: the hardworking men and women who go to work every day [...]
Flooding in Louisiana, a Federal Issue
The flooding in Louisiana is very serious. The current effects of the LA Flood may cause more devastation and a bigger footprint than Hurricane Katrina. Many who have been affected are paycheck [...]
Together, We Can Do Better
Born and raised in Shreveport, Louisiana, I am one of you. I am not another politician. Like you, I want a better future for my family. Like you, I’ve watched our region suffer: jobs have [...]
A Lawyer’s Mid-Career Memoir
Two events recently happened to me that confirms “life comes at you fast.” First, I became a grandfather for the first time as my beloved oldest daughter gave birth to a healthy, beautiful [...]
Meet Marshall Jones
Let me tell you a little about myself so you know many of us share more than just home. I was born in North Louisiana and will be buried in North Louisiana. My family has lived in Caddo Parish [...]