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Roger F. Villere, Jr. (view source)
Revision as of 11:55, September 24, 2019
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David Duke won that legislative seat, became a political nightmare for Governor [[Buddy Roemer]] and Republican chairman William A. "Billy" Nungesser. Of course, Duke ran for a number of offices, doing well against two powerful Louisiana institutions in [[J. Bennett Johnston, Jr.]], and [[Edwin Edwards]]. Duke's fortunes soured as he attempted to run for President, later spent time in jail, then peddled his [[racism]] and [[Nazism]] and 'loony tunes' philosophies in the likes of [[Russia]], [[Iran]], and elsewhere.<br>
David Duke won that legislative seat, became a political nightmare for Governor [[Buddy Roemer]] and Republican chairman [[William A. Nungesser|William A. "Billy" Nungesser]]. Of course, Duke ran for a number of offices, doing well against two powerful Louisiana institutions in [[J. Bennett Johnston, Jr.]], and [[Edwin Edwards]]. Duke's fortunes soured as he attempted to run for President, later spent time in jail, then peddled his [[racism]] and [[Nazism]] and 'loony tunes' philosophies in the likes of [[Russia]], [[Iran]], and elsewhere.<br>
Meanwhile, the young Roger Villere worked his way up the ladder of the Louisiana Republican Party, ultimately earning the position of chairman."<ref name=sabludowsky/></blockquote>
Meanwhile, the young Roger Villere worked his way up the ladder of the Louisiana Republican Party, ultimately earning the position of chairman."<ref name=sabludowsky/></blockquote>