The House Resolution commends Clancy DuBos for his remarkable career in journalism, spanning five decades, as he approaches retirement. DuBos, who is the former owner and current political editor of Gambit, a prominent New Orleans alternative weekly newspaper, has made significant contributions to the media landscape in the Crescent City. Born and raised in New Orleans, he began his journalism career as an intern at The Times Picayune in 1973, covering major events and establishing a reputation for fairness and integrity. Throughout his career, he has been known for his honest reporting, providing both criticism and praise for local political figures.

In addition to his work at Gambit, DuBos has served as a political commentator for WWL-TV and has appeared on various national media platforms discussing Louisiana politics. He has received numerous awards for his journalism, reflecting his dedication to the field. Outside of his professional endeavors, DuBos enjoys outdoor activities and is a family man with two sons. The resolution expresses the Louisiana House of Representatives' deep appreciation for DuBos's contributions to political journalism and recognizes him as a pillar of the state's journalistic community.