BLAKE MIGUEZ
PROVEN CONSERVATIVE LEADERSHIP
Deeply rooted & lifelong resident of Senate District 22, I’m committed to fighting for our families’ values and protecting our freedoms. I am honored to be your State Senator. All ordinary people want is for good government to work on their behalf. Join me as we shape a brighter future for Louisiana. I will always be accessible, and more importantly, I will never forget who I am, where I came from, or who sent me.
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What an energizing evening with the Fleur De Lis Republican Women! Congratulations to President Amy Reed and the entire 2025 leadership team on their swearing-in. Special thanks to Representative Josh Carlson for sharing the stage as we discussed our conservative vision for Louisiana. Looking forward to working alongside these strong conservative leaders to build a better Louisiana.
Congratulations to:
Amy Reed, President
Krystal Romero, 1st Vice President
Pam Philips, 2nd Vice President
Nancy Marcotte, Recording Secretary
Liberty Gibb, Treasurer
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Thank you Blake for your service to our State.
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Another great evening at Gleur De Fleur De Lis Republican Women
Well said, Senator Seabaugh. Mike Johnson is a man of unwavering faith and deep love for America. Despite the challenges he's faced as Speaker, his dedicated leadership is exactly what we need. With President Trump returning to the White House, Republicans must unify behind Mike to advance an America First agenda. The American people gave us a majority for a reason - it's time to use it. ... See MoreSee Less
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Now our chance to change the direction of our country We have the opportunity the motivation and the ability to do what’s right Stand up for common sense and our freedoms Pay attention we are now at a turning point
Always good to hear from you Blake. This is what Republicans oppose. A better, more consumer-friendly IRS? One that has the people, expertise, and technology it needs to answer taxpayer phone calls, clear 24 million backlogged paper tax returns, contact high-income taxpayers who owe more, delve into complicated tax-evasion schemes, and offer more online digital services? And collects far more money from rich and corporate tax evaders than it spends on audits, thus helping to reduce deficits and the need to raise taxes? “It seems like a fiscal no-brainer to me,” Maya MacGuineas, head of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, said in November. Count me in, too.
No way dude. Mike is compromised for sure. He's more of a puppet than anything I guess
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In other news today. Donald Trump is a convicted felon. He will be sentenced on January 10th. As an advocate of law and order, I'm sure Blake Miguez is pleased to see the wheels of justice turn.
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Today, Louisiana's heart is broken. The terrorist attack in New Orleans is an assault on everything we hold dear - our people, our values, and our way of life. My deepest prayers are with the families of those we lost and those injured in this horrific act of evil. To our brave law enforcement officers who ran toward danger - especially the two NOPD officers who were injured protecting our people - you exemplify the courage that makes Louisiana strong. This attack will not define us. In Louisiana, we don't bend, we don't break, and we never back down. We stand together, we protect each other, and we will emerge stronger. May God bless the victims, their families, our first responders, and ou#prayforneworleansa#LouisianaStrongL#standtogether #StandTogether ... See MoreSee Less
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My deepest sympathy to everyone affected by this tragedy 🙏
so sad 💔😢.. God have mercy 🙏🙏🙏
Perfectly put. ⚜️
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The city of New Orleans is responsible for the deaths of everyone on Bourbon Street. Explanation below. There needs to be a class action lawsuit against the city of New Orleans for failing to protect the public adequately. There have been interviews on Fox News with people who stated the steel bollards (steel pipes filled with concrete, which are raised and lowered from an underground mechanism) were not functional and have not been functional for many years to stop vehicular traffic traveling down pedestrian congested streets during celebrations. Other bollards are designed and can be placed by hand or a piece of heavy machinery. These bollards WERE NOT used in several locations across the French Quarter in New Orleans. The likely reason the bollards are not working is they are broken. Without proper maintenance, the bollard mechanisms can/will rust and become jammed, rendering them non functional. Once the bollard systems become non functional, it can be very expensive to repair. It is likely the city of New Orleans did not repair the bollard systems due to the extensive cost. A conclusion one can come to is, the city of New Orleans allowed the potential injury and loss of life to its citizens and tourist rather than maintaining a security and protective system that were ultimately non-functional. The city of New Orleans has a financial responsibility to those victims of this senseless terror attack due to its conscious decision(s) to not maintain physical security barriers to protect the pedestrians on Bourbon Street, along with many other streets, where the bollard systems were not in use. #neworleansterrorist #NewOrleansAttack #neworleans
So preventable, not a single barrier to stop anything or protect anyone. Common theme these days.
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The intelligence community has a term. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blowback_(intelligence)
As a lawmaker consider this. youtu.be/hWxolFgvcIc?si=FrDE0ZrSCdVIDNrZ
Blake miguez 2031
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Prayers for the surviving victims families and prayers for the fallen.🙏🙏🙏🙏
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