In the latest edition of This Week in Louisiana Politics, updates on the governor’s tax overhaul plan were discussed as the special session nears its midpoint. Several key bills are facing obstacles, causing delays in the process.
Governor John Bel Edwards has once again addressed the issue of homelessness in New Orleans, but his approach has sparked disagreement among local residents and city leaders. The ongoing debate highlights the challenges in finding effective solutions to address homelessness in the city.
Meanwhile, as former President Donald Trump announces potential cabinet nominations for the future, Congressman Garret Graves has been shortlisted for a position. Senators will be tasked with confirming Graves if he is chosen for the role, adding another layer of scrutiny to the process.
In other news, a court has temporarily limited the scope of a ruling that found Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law to be unconstitutional. The development has raised questions about the future of the law and its implications for the state.
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