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Donelon Injunction Dismissed |
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Wednesday, September 27, 2006 |
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| Publicity stunt backfires as Cain campaign ads proven 100% factual
(Baton Rouge, LA) - The ruling today by the 19th ... |
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Donelon Defends Billing the State to Attend Parties |
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Thursday, September 21, 2006 |
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| Jim Donelon explains how he was able to retire making over 100k a year and bill the state $50/hour at the same ... |
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Profit from Power – Pt. 2: Donelon Covered-up his Record of Abusing Power for Personal Gain |
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Tuesday, September 19, 2006 |
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| (Metairie, LA) - As a State Legislator, Donelon pocketed hundreds of thousands of dollars from state contracts, and ... |
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James David Cain's Ethics Reform Plan
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The overall goal of the plan is to make insurance in Louisiana affordable and accessible. To that end, the Louisiana Department of Insurance must be operated efficiently and honestly and should be restructured. Here's how...
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The Principles of James David Cain
- This insurance crisis is a challenge which must be met with a determination to seek fundamental reform through hard-work, creativity, and the willingness to develop institutions and policies in the greater interest of the people of Louisiana.
- Affordability and protection are only possible in an insurance system that is governed in an equitable, honest, and efficient manner.
- Competition, innovation, and consumer choice should be encouraged and promoted, not stifled by over-regulation, burdened by excessive taxation, or undermined by preferential treatment.
- A system to handle catastrophic risk must:
- Promote personal responsibility;
- Support building codes and proper land-use requirements;
- Maximize the risk-bearing capacity of private markets;
- Provide risk management to public and private participants; and
- Include a National Catastrophic Fund to increase the level of protection for every American citizen from natural or man-made disasters.
- An Insurance Commissioner should be proactive in supporting innovative ways throughout state government to reduce insurance rates for Louisiana consumers:
- Auto Insurance rates can be reduced by improving roads, decreasing the number of uninsured motorists, cracking down on drunk-driving and improving driver education for young motorists.
- Property Insurance rates can be reduced by fortifying flood protection, enforcing smarter building codes, increasing fire protection, and supporting law enforcement in its efforts to decrease property crime rates.
- The people’s hard-earned money must be protected by state leaders as if it came from their own pocket, not as if it should be placed there.
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