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By The New Orleans TribuneIn What We're SayingPosted

Sen. Cassidy, Five Other Republican Senators Were Right to Break Ranks

We will make this one short and sweet.  A few weeks ago, we blasted U.S. Sen. John Kennedy and other members of Louisiana delegation for co-signing objections to the certification of the results of a free and fair election.  We would be remiss if we did not acknowledge U.S. Sen....