Louisiana's legendary governor Edwin Edwards was a guest on my LSU-TV movie review program in 1988. He counted down the top ten grossing movies of the week. He was later re-elected in 1991, but was...
Louisiana's legendary governor Edwin Edwards was a guest on my LSU-TV movie review program in 1988. He counted down the top ten grossing movies of the week. He was later re-elected in 1991, but was convicted of racketeering in 2001. He is currently serving time in federal prison, and is scheduled for release in 2011. (Disclosure: I replaced the original newspaper movie ads we cut to on camera with recent high-res movie posters or pics).
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"Mee shell" Pfieffer at 1:09. Ironic that he reviews a fellow governor's (Ahhnuld Schwarzenegger) movie and fellow inmate (OJ Simpson) movie. Who would have known at the time?
I agree, though, this man has so much talent and could have been President if he weren't a crook. He would have been far better than pious Jimmy Carter in 1976and probably prevented Ronald Reagan from becoming an icon.
I'm glad Reagan became the icon he did. He was the best President of my lifetime. And the Democrap presidents like Baracko, Slick Willie and Jimmy Carter just make him look better as time goes on.
I must disagree. I often say that it took Bill Clinton to make Jimmy Carter look not so bad and Baracko to make Clinton not so bad. I'm Republican, too. But only a Democrat can be a Klansman and get elected. (Robert Byrd). There's no place in the GOP for David Duke or Robert Byrd. Duke wouldn't have changed things since his KKK past would have effectively made him a "neutered" governor.
Yeah, Eddie Boy was as crooked as the come. The difference is that he he helped others and just decided to help himself a little bit too. Other crooks just help themselves under the guise of helping the people. He was wrong, but he wasn't terrible. By the way, voting in a former Grand Wizard of the KKK would have done far more damage than any thievery. Also, Duke recently was found to still have clan literature in his home. Would you want that as your governor? Very representative. Right.
Well, the LA legislature voted themselves a 200%+ payraise and Jindal vowed not to veto it. As I said, with Edwin at least we knew we were getting a crook.
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I agree, though, this man has so much talent and could have been President if he weren't a crook. He would have been far better than pious Jimmy Carter in 1976and probably prevented Ronald Reagan from becoming an icon.