Louisiana, Jeff Landry and New Orleans

Louisiana Gov. Landry ripped for ‘disgraceful’ steak restaurant photo op hours after New Orleans terror attack
Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry has been widely ripped for a “disgraceful” and “tone-deaf” photo of himself smiling and giving a thumbs-up outside a pricey steak restaurant — just hours after the deadly New Orleans terror attack unfolded.
Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry faces backlash for restaurant photo after deadly terror attack
Gov. Jeff Landry is under scrutiny for posting a cheerful photo of him outside a New Orleans restaurant hours after the deadly truck attack.
Jeff Landry Going for Steak After New Orleans Attack Sparks Fury
Following the attack, many Louisianans are still grappling with shock and fear, as the violent incident has left the community deeply unsettled.
Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry blasted as steak dinner goes viral after New Orleans terrorist attack
Jeff Landry contends it was an act to show New Orleans safe and businesses are open. However, many reacting to a picture of the Louisiana governor smiling outside a steak restaurant just hours after a terrorist attack found it to be poor form.
Gov. Jeff Landry declares state of emergency for Louisiana after terrorism attack in New Orleans
Governor Jeff Landry has issued a state of emergency declaration for Louisiana ahead of the Super Bowl and Mardi Gras season after a terrorist attack in New Orleans.
Louisiana Governor Slammed For Posting About Steak Dinner Less Than 24 Hours After New Orleans Terrorist Attack
However, less than 24 hours later, Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry was enjoying himself a big fat steak over at Bon Ton Prime Rib, just a 10 minute walk from where the carnage occurred on Bourbon Street earlier that morning. “Ate dinner tonight in New Orleans. Proud to be a part of this incredibly resilient city. See everyone at the game tomorrow!”
Jeff Landry, New Orleans officials to give update on Bourbon Street attack. How to watch.
Gov. Jeff Landry, New Orleans Police Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick, and law enforcement officials with the Federal Bureau of Investigation and Louisiana State Police are updating the public and media on the suspected Bourbon Street terrorist attack on New Year's Day in New Orleans.
Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry declares emergency in New Orleans after terrorist attack
Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry has declared a state of emergency in New Orleans following a New Year's morning terrorist attack that killed at least 10.
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Landry declares period of mourning for Bourbon Street victims
Governor Jeff Landry signed an executive order on Friday ordering all state buildings to fly their flags at half-staff from ...
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New Orleans deadly attack: A timeline of what is known
Investigators are piecing together a timeline of the hours leading up to the deadly attack in New Orleans that killed 14.
Louisiana Governor to Attend Sugar Bowl as AG Says Too Soon to Play Ball
Governor Jeff Landry is set to attend the game between Notre Dame and Georgia, which was postponed to Thursday after an attack.
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Jeff Landry, Louisiana Governor, proclaims Sugar Bowl site safe, says he’ll attend Georgia-Notre Dame
Jeff Landry is assuring the public that the Sugar Bowl will be safe to attend on Thursday night in New Orleans.
Gov. Jeff Landry touts lengths officials went to secure Sugar Bowl
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Louisiana governor ‘convinced’ New Orleans is safe
Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry (R) said he’s “convinced” New Orleans is safe after a Wednesday attack that killed 15 people ...
Landry dismisses safety concerns around Sugar Bowl following terrorist attack
Gov. Jeff Landry (R-LA) will attend the Sugar Bowl on Thursday amid safety concerns after the terrorist attack in New Orleans, and he said he does not think it should be further delayed.
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Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry: New Orleans Is "As Safe As It's Been," "This Can Happen In Any City"
FNC's Lawrence Jones asked Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry about "conflicting information" being given out about the attack on a New Year's celebration in New Orleans on Tuesday night. LAWRENCE JONES, ...