Alford: Progress and pain at the state Capitol

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“This bill has a long way to go and a short time to get there.” That’s what Ways and Means Chair Stuart Bishop, R-Lafayette, told the full House last week before representatives passed his income tax swap plan in a 98-2 vote. The day prior, the same bill failed to obtain the minimum threshold for

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