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Mitch Landrieu, a former infrastructure czar in President Joe Biden’s administration, will travel to Arizona this week to make the case that “Biden delivered” on infrastructure where his Republican ...

Mitch Landrieu, a former infrastructure czar in President Joe Biden’s administration, will travel to Arizona this week to make the case that “Biden delivered” on infrastructure where his ...

I support all schools that work toward that goal. Let us continue this effort. Mary Landrieu is a former U.S. senator from Louisiana.

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Mary Landrieu (D-LA) says is calling the delay “unacceptable.” However, Landrieu has donated to some of the most infamous anti-Keystone Pipeline senators, including Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-CA ...

In a new political ad, Louisiana Senator Mary Landrieu portrays herself as a champion of oil and gas throughout the state. However, this contradicts a report by the Wall Street Journal back in ...