Meanwhile, Republican Gov. Mike Foster, who had toyed with stepping in and running for the Senate seat himself, has also withheld his endorsement of Terrell. The two met earlier this week, but Foster said he also intends to meet with Landrieu. Foster, not surprisingly given the state he runs, wants to cut a deal with the Bush administration for his endorsement. His Louisiana educational accountability program is being held up by the U.S. Department of Education because it conflicts with the federally mandated Leave No Child Behind Program. To receive funding, Foster’s pet project needs a rubberstamp from Washington. Will it be forthcoming?
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