Bossier Watch Show 303: Compromised

Show 303: CompromisedJuly 7, 2026 (Tues)Topics:Haughton IssuesDuke on the LDWF CommissionCult of Bossier CityALL Comments are welcome! We don’t really moderate BUT we do ask that you keep it relatively civil.@FollowersMerchandise:https://bossierwatch.org/shop/Send FB Love with Stars: fb.com/starsLIKE / SHARE / TAGSpecial Thanks to David Johnson!Brought to you in part by: @pelicantrain - @smartergeek - @theoutdoornews - @AcadianaMortgagePlatforms:https://www.facebook.com/BossierWatch/https://www.youtube.com/@BossierWatch https://twitter.com/bossierwatch https://www.instagram.com/bossierwatch/https://rumble.com/c/c-1470711— Visit / Donate at www.bossierwatch.org— Email: [email protected]— Encrypted: [email protected] (audio only) available next day on your favorite podcasting apps!Political cartoons and caricatures have a rich history dating back centuries, using humor and satire to comment on political events and personalities. From the clever illustrations of 18th-century artists like James Gillray to modern-day editorial cartoons, these artworks continue to play a crucial role in political discourse, offering sharp, often humorous critiques that engage and provoke thought among the public.Apple Podcastshttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bossier-watch-the-podcast/id1667983485 Spotifyhttps://open.spotify.com/show/1VdKDTh49ipTnrxXm5ZqAYAnchor.FMhttps://anchor.fm/bossierwatch