All the Duke's men. (David Duke and Louisiana politics)

National Review | December 16, 1991| | Copyright

Louisiana is a law unto itself, but it still has something to tell the rest of the country.

THE Louisiana election has been hailed all over the world as a repudiation of bigotry, but Louisiana voters sent another message that will prove important in the presidential campaign of 1992. The governor's race was a decisive triumph for neo-populism. In fact, neo-populism, whether of the Duke or the Edwards variety, was the only brand of politics on offer, the voters having rejected the reform alternative of Governor Buddy Roemer by almost 3 to 1.

Populism feeds ...

Read all of this article with a FREE trial to HighBeam Research

Related newspaper, magazine, and trade journal articles from HighBeam Research

(Including press releases, facts, information, and biographies)

	PRAGUE: A City for All Centuries.(Brief Article) Magazine article from: Europe ; ...After dark is the best time to arrive in Prague, when the city is wearing its evening...golden domes and Gothic spires, with Prague Castle as a final crowning glory aglow...Golden in the dark, it is obvious why Prague was chosen as one of this year's Cities...
	`Prague Is Over'; Now that the capital of the Czech Republic has a Planet Hollywood and TGI Friday's, what's a hip American expatriate to do? Newspaper article from: The Washington Post ; ...recently opened, was TGI Friday's. "Prague is over," we agreed. It's an old...are sniffing the air for more signs that Prague may be over or, more precisely, coming...here welcome the rising comfort level as Prague becomes democratized, capitalized, Westernized...
	Prague has so much to offer: check it out!(Features) Newspaper article from: Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England) ; ...city? This spring the place to be is Prague, there are adverts everywhere for trips...Czech Republic capital. Over the years Prague has suffered Nazi occupation, communist...getting in quick is a good idea, but Prague has plenty more to offer than bargains...
	Prague Territories: National Conflict and Cultural Innovation in Franz Kafka's Fin de Siecle Magazine article from: German Quarterly ; Spector, Scott. Prague Territories: National Conflict and Cultural...Scott Specter's excellent book, Prague Territories: National Conflict and Cultural...cultural environment and that of his Prague contemporaries-or, as Spector puts...
	Prague office space vacancy rate at 5.5% in Q2, prime rents 'stable' at EUR 15 per sqm - report. Newspaper article from: Czech Business News ; Prague office space vacancy rate at 5.5% in Q2, prime rents 'stable' at EUR 15 per sqm - report PRAGUE. AUGUST 2. INTERFAX CENTRAL EUROPE - The Prague Research Forum, a group of five international real estate...
	Prague Stories Justin Huggler has a Kafkaesque experience with a taxi company in the Czech capital: a bohemian city with a dark past where race is still a touchy subject - and heroic boozing has not quite given way to the new gentility Newspaper article from: The Independent - London ; ...There is no Franz Kafka Square in Prague," she told me disconcertingly. "Please...say there is no Franz Kafka Square in Prague. So we cannot pick you up from a square...Kafka (pictured below). Until now, Prague has not had a street or square named after...
	Reading prague: narrative domains of the image of the city in fiction. Magazine article from: Style ; ...so on. (1) Focusing on the image of Prague in modern literature of the Central European...story of its development. The image of Prague established during the era of the Czech...glorious but remote history. The name Prague, being grammatically feminine, gains...
	IN PRAGUE, INDIFFERENCE AND SKEPTICISM TOWARD CHANGE Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe ; PRAGUE - Exactly 20 years after Soviet tanks invaded...destroyed Alexander Dubcek's dream of a "Prague Spring" of reforms, there is skepticism...those Dubcek urged. "People want to forget Prague Spring and get on with their lives," said...
	Prague revisited Newspaper article from: The Northern Echo ; Barry Nelson last visited Prague in the old Stalinist days, when his...time I was in the beautiful city of Prague was 1984 and George Orwell probably...European Communist regimes. These days Prague is part of the democratic Czech Republic...
	Prague in Black and Gold: Scenes from the Life of a European City.(Review) Magazine article from: New Criterion ; ...affection, and a few inspire reverence, but Prague must be unique in prompting both sentiments...unparalleled in Europe. And yet, for all of Prague's built magnificence, there is something...earthiness--between, as it were, the Prague of Mozart and the Prague of the Good Soldier...