Time for Another Round of "Name That Party!"

The game show that asks whether you can name the political party of a freshly accused or convicted politician from the CNN news story:

Former New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin found guilty of corruption charges

Former New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin was found guilty of federal corruption charges Wednesday after a two-week trial.

Nagin, famous for his desperate pleas for help during Hurricane Katrina, was found guilty of 20 of the 21 counts of bribery, money laundering, fraud and filing false tax returns, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office. The sole acquittal was on one of the bribery counts.

Prosecutors had accused Nagin of being at the center of a kickback scheme in which he allegedly received checks, cash, wire transfers, personal services and free travel from businessmen seeking contracts and favorable treatment from the city.

Nagin left office in 2010, after two terms in office. There was no immediate reaction to the verdict from the former mayor, who had insisted on his innocence, or his lawyers.

The charges detailed more than $200,000 in bribes, his family members allegedly received a vacation in Hawaii; first-class airfare to Jamaica; private jet travel and a limousine for New York City; and cellular phone service.

Hmm, it's not in the first five paragraphs.  I wonder where they hid this valuable information? Nowhere! Don't believe me, check this screen capture of the whole article. Of course, anyone with half a brain would remember that Ray was the Democratic mayor who mismanaged the impact of Hurricane Katrina on New Orleans, but then, CNN's target audience doesn't have half a brain.