General Landry: The Governor should accompany today’s announcement with an apology to Louisiana taxpayers for the amount of fraud and waste his irresponsible actions caused.

General Landry: This arrest should serve as a wake-up call to Congress.

General Landry: Our goal is to protect patients, ensure the coverage of preexisting conditions, guarantee coverage for essential benefits, and assure a robust marketplace for affordable healthcare with choices for the People of Louisiana.

General Landry: Legislation will promote patient protections and insurance coverage should pending litigation on the national Affordable Care Act be successful in returning power to the states for improving healthcare.

General Landry: The Constitution requires that the Governor submit a budget containing revenues ‘which shall not exceed the official forecast of the Revenue Estimating Conference.’ The Governor clearly violated this provision when he intentionally submitted a ‘Proposed Budget’ to JLCB which contained revenues in excess of the official forecast for fiscal year 2020.

General Landry: It is troubling when people fraudulently receive benefits meant for those most in need.

General Landry is partnering with the House Administration of Criminal Justice Committee under Chairman Mack to hold a full Hearing next week on why the State has delayed justice for family members of victims whose killers are still sitting on death row.

General Landry: As we pass a good time with the thousands of other revelers across Louisiana, I encourage everyone to keep these tips in mind and use good judgment.

General Landry: As I continue to defend reasonable safety-related regulations, like requirements that doctors who perform abortions have admitting privileges and are board certified, I hope the Governor will ensure that our licensing laws are being fully enforced and that the LSBME is performing its duties.

Pursuant to La. R.S. 33:3(A), the governor shall determine if the petition complies with the provisions of La. R.S. 33:1, et seq.

General Landry: I urge Louisiana parents and guardians to take a moment to familiarize themselves with the recently recalled child products. These products may potentially endanger yourselves or your loved ones.

General Landry: The law prohibits animals or death row inmates from being killed by dismemberment, and the same protections should be provided for defenseless unborn children.

General Landry: An online love interest who asks for money could be a fraudster, so I encourage all Louisiana citizens to use vigilance.

General Landry: We remain hopeful that if the Supreme Court grants certiorari in this case, it will be to re-affirm that courts rule on fact-specific cases; because the facts in our case show Act 620 is constitutional and consistent with our overall regulatory scheme for surgical procedures.

General Landry: I am dedicated to protecting the rights of sportsmen to both access and harvest from our State’s bountiful waters.

General Landry: Abusing the welfare system designed to help the neediest of our citizens as means of enrichment will not be tolerated.

General Landry: Act 620 contains common-sense requirements that will protect the health and safety of Louisiana women.

General Landry: Our second amendment rights do not end when we walk outside our front doors.

General Landry: I beg anyone with information on David Rees and Nam Vo or their potential victims to please contact my Cyber Crime Unit.

General Landry: Too many Louisiana families have become victims of crime because of our Southern border in name only.