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It's nearly Carnival time on the Potomac as Washington Mardi Gras awaits King Drew Brees

Por: The Advocate Politics January 20, 2024

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WASHINGTON – Let's see, U.S. Rep. Garret Graves said as he thumbed through his phone: Shell Oil Co. and the Ports Association of Louisiana are throwing receptions Tuesday night.Then Graves counted seven more events the next night at , which doesn't even start until Thursday morning, according to the Mystick Krewe of Louisianians’ schedule. Even as Graves spoke, state legislators back home in Baton Rouge were busy . But that’s a... + full article



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