They won the vote—by just ONE. That’s no mandate. We stood for 30+ hours fighting cruel cuts to healthcare, Medicaid, and support for veterans, kids, and working families. This round may be over, but the fight isn’t. #WeWontQuit.#KeepFighting

The 20th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina is one week from today. Even though it has been two decades, New Orleans is still recovering. I joined @WWNO’s “Sea Change” podcast to talk about the lessons we’ve learned and where we still need to go. Our city is nothing if not.

After retiring last year, I’m so excited that my dear friend Damon Singleton is joining Wake Up, Nola every morning! Welcome back, Damon! @6WxMan @NOLAnews

Today we recognize our senior citizens, or as I like to call them, seasoned citizens. They’ve given so much to our communities and deserve our deepest appreciation. Yet Trump has cut Medicaid and wants to cut Social Security, Medicare, and other programs they rely on. I’ll keep

This week on @talk1073 with @brianhaldane we discussed the new @amtrak #MardiGas service line and future plans for a track between #NOLA and #BatonRouge. We also talked about how important it is for our levees to be inspected annually, and my concern at funding cuts for this very

RT @GNOFoundation: On Monday, August 4, the Greater New Orleans Foundation welcomed @RepTroyCarter for roundtable discussion with local non….

I introduced the bipartisan Destruction of Hazardous Imports Act with @RepClayHiggins to prevent this type of dangerous imported seafood from reaching stores and dinner plates. By granting the FDA the authority to destroy contaminated food products, we are closing a dangerous.

I want to congratulate my dear friend Judge Kern Reese on receiving the Martinet’s Lifetime Achievement Award! This award is given annually to someone dedicated to a lifetime of service to Martinet and the legal profession. Kern has done just that. Congratulations on this

The Mississippi River is vitally important to Louisiana’s economy and way of life. We need to protect it. I was proud to lead a letter with @RepEzell urging the Appropriations Subcommittee on Energy & Water Development to provide at least $7.5 million to fund the study that makes.

I joined @HomelandDems in sending a letter to @Sec_Noem demanding accountability for the disastrous rollout of #FY25 Homeland Security preparedness grants. These vital programs are meant to help communities prevent terrorist attacks and other disasters, but the Trump admin’s.

Did you know that a recent Louisiana audit shows so-called Medicaid “fraud” isn’t about families or seniors abusing the system—it’s insurance companies being paid millions even after patients had passed away. #TuesdayTidbit #ProtectMedicaid Read my statement on this:

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Last week on @talk107 with @brianhaldane I condemned @EPA for their decision to cancel $7 billion in solar energy grants under the #SolarForAll program. Listen to our conversation about #EnvironmentalJustice:

The Lower Mississippi River Comprehensive Management Study was paused due to a lack of funding from the Trump Administration. This critical study addresses many Louisiana specific issues like saltwater intrusion and the operation of the Bonnet Carré Spillway. I led a letter with.

What an incredible honor to welcome Shriners from across the nation to my hometown of New Orleans for the 132nd Annual Convention! 🎉. As a proud member of the Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, I celebrate this tradition of fellowship, service, and unity.

It was an honor to join @Amtrak in launching the Mardi Gras Service Line! I’m proud to have helped craft and pass the #BipartisanInfrastructureLaw with President Biden that made this possible. This is a major step forward for Louisiana and the Gulf Coast. Let’s ride! 🚆

Joe Reece Salter dedicated over two decades of service in the Louisiana House of Representatives, where he made history as the first representative from his district to serve as House Speaker. His leadership left a lasting mark on our state, and his passion for education shaped

Medicaid fraud isn’t the poor — it’s insurers cashing checks for the dead. Trump’s Big Ugly Law rewards the rich while punishing the vulnerable.