Jeff Landry inaugurated as Louisiana's 57th governor: 'Failure is not an option anymore'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : Landry has said he will call a second special session from Feb. 19 to March 6 to pass anti-crime policies that he believes will make Louisiana safer.
41% : Yet Landry's speech evoked some of the conservative grassroots issues that have been hallmarks of his political career and have ignited debate in Louisiana and beyond in recent years: He called for an aggressive response to "senseless, uncivilized and outrageous" violent crime and for "indoctrination behind mothers' backs" and "unsuitable subject matter" to be rooted out of public schools -- an allusion to conservatives' efforts to restrict access to some educational materials with LGBTQ+ themes.

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