Louisiana governor calls on censure of LSU law professor

Louisiana Governor Calls on LSU to Punish Professor for Alleged Anti-Trump Speech
Republican governor Jeff Landry, claiming to defend free speech, is publicly targeting a specific professor for brief alleged classroom comments on Trump voters.
Louisiana AG calls for LSU law professor to be disciplined after Trump election comments
On Wednesday, Nov. 27, Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill called for an LSU law professor to be disciplined after he made comments regarding the policies and regime of President-elect Donald Trump to a class.
Louisiana governor wants LSU Law professor to be punished for election comments
Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry is calling on LSU to punish a law professor for comments he made about the presidential election in the classroom.
Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry targets LSU law professor over comments on Donald Trump
Gov. Jeff Landry called out an LSU professor of environmental law after he made comments in class about President-elect Donald Trump.
Gov. criticizes LSU professor, saying he questioned character of students who voted for Trump
Governor Jeff Landry is criticizing an LSU professor who the governor said questioned the character of students who voted for President-elect Trump.
Louisiana governor calls on censure of LSU law professor after Trump election comments
Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry called for the reprimand of an LSU law professor on Tuesday, Nov 26. According to a transcript provided by Landry, the man encouraged students to think critically about the incoming Trump presidential administration.
Louisiana's Free-Speech Governor Could Use a Lesson on Free Speech
Jeff Landry wants an LSU professor punished because he criticized the half-mad lunatic crook who is now the president-elect.
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