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13 Feb 13
Daily Comet: Congress to debate corps reforms
"Wise and timely investment in construction and proper maintenance can save lives and resources, and we are simply not currently making the necessary investments," Landrieu said.
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12 Feb 13
The Times-Picayune: Obama's initiatives would help Louisiana
Sen. Mary Landrieu, D-La., had mixed views, praising the president's commitment to continued natural gas development, but questioning his call to target the oil and gas producers for higher taxes. She stood out in the Senate chamber with her colorful Mardi Gras beads.
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12 Feb 13
The Times-Picayune: Senate votes to extend Violence Against Women Act
"The Violence Against Women Act is particularly important for Louisiana as our state consistently ranks among the top five for women killed as a result of domestic violence," Landrieu said. "This legislation will save lives - I hope the House of Representatives will follow the Senate's lead and pass this important bill."
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14 Feb 13
On Senate Floor, Landrieu and Colleagues Discuss Need to Approve of Keystone Pipeline
"It will give us oil from one of our most dependable and friendliest allies, Canada, as opposed to forcing us to do business with countries that do not share our values," Sen. Landrieu said on the Senate floor.
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14 Feb 13
Sen. Landrieu Introduces Lower Mississippi River National Historic Site Study Act
"This area in Southeastern Louisiana has contributed much to our nation's history, and there are many stories that have yet to be preserved for future generations," Sen. Landrieu said.
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12 Feb 13
Sen. Landrieu Lauds Passage of Violence Against Women Act, Urges House Passage
"Today the Senate voted to reauthorize and strengthen legislation with a proven record of protecting women and families who are victims of domestic violence and sexual abuse," Sen. Landrieu said.
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20 Sep 12
Consequences of Ryan budget for Louisiana
Rep. Paul Ryan's budget, which the House passed earlier this year, does not work for Louisiana. It is shortsighted and wrongheaded. Instead of investing in Louisiana's middle class families, it puts tax cuts for those making more than $1 million per year in income first.
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6 Sep 12
Sen. Landrieu's Hurricane Isaac recovery efforts
Before, during and after Hurricane Isaac, Sen. Landrieu has been working to ensure that local, state and federal agencies provide a coordinated, thorough response for Louisianians impacted by the storm.
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