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Sunday, October 21, 2007

Sequoia electronic voting machines weren't the only thing helping the ascent of Rhodes Scholar Piyush Jindal to the Louisiana Governor's mansion on Saturday. A convenient road closure also helped block the New Orleans diaspora from voting. CNN Oct. 20:

" A truck carrying acetylene-filled cylinders was engulfed in flames Saturday after it overturned and some containers exploded, closing part of Interstate 10 in New Orleans on gubernatorial election day, authorities said.

The driver, who suffered minor injuries, apparently fell asleep at the wheel about 5 a.m. (6 a.m. ET) and hit a guardrail, said Louisiana Highway Patrol Trooper Louis Calato.

Debris from the shattered cylinders hit five cars, he said. There was no hazard, he added.

The highway was expected to be closed in both directions for hours while the spill was cleared, and traffic was being rerouted. Calato said more than 200 cylinders were on the truck.

Saturday's election is a key one for Louisiana.
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FEMA has kept records on Louisiana diasporan refugees form state authorities who wanted to make sure they could vote.

Jindal's close ties to both London and the biopharma-military complex worry analysts who note that a British team led by CNN reporter Jeff Koinange narrowly failed in releasing West Nile virus in the immediate aftermath of Katrina.

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