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State lawmaker claims Bill Cassidy revoked his Washington Mardi Gras ball tickets over politics – Louisiana Illuminator
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State lawmaker claims Bill Cassidy revoked his Washington Mardi Gras ball tickets over politics – Louisiana Illuminator

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A Louisiana state lawmaker alleges Senator Bill Cassidy revoked his tickets to the Washington Mardi Gras ball over political differences, sparking controversy ahead of the annual event. The claim raises questions on political influence in social gatherings.

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Publish date : 2025-06-14 03:11:00

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