Chris & Danielle sit down to talk about the long road ahead for the upcoming election season. They touch on celebrating what has been accomplished at the legislature, working on what comes next, and learning from the lessons gained so far.

SCRIPTURE OF THE DAY:Proverbs 24:1-6 TPT ACTION ITEMS:

1.    Call LSU President William Tate's office to voice your opinion that Marcus Venable should be expelled for threatening a public official.

○     Call or email his assistant Debbie Richards: [email protected] or 225-578-7350.

2.     If you haven't yet, email or call the Republican legislators who caused critical legislation to fail and express your displeasure with their votes or absences. They are:

1. Rep. Mary DuBuisson (Voted No HB 81, Voted No HB 466) - [email protected] / (985) 645-3592
2. Rep. Richard Nelson (Voted No HB 81, Voted No HB 466) - [email protected]  / (985) 222-2638
3. Rep. Barbara Freiberg (Voted No HB 81, Voted No HB 466) - [email protected] / (225) 763-3500
4. Rep. Stephanie Hilferty (Voted No HB 81, Voted No HB 466) - [email protected] / (504) 885-4154
5. Rep. Tanner Magee (Voted No HB 81, Absent HB 466) - [email protected] / (985) 858-2970
6. Sen. Fred Mills (Voted No HB 125, Voted No HB 399) - [email protected]/ (337) 845-4240 (He also voted against HB 648 which still passed - the bill that prohibits so-called transgender treatments and procedures for minors.)
7. Sen. Patrick Connick (Absent HB 125, Voted No HB 399) - [email protected] / (504) 371-0240
8. Sen. Louie Bernard (Voted No HB 125, Voted No HB 399) - [email protected] / (318) 357-3116
9. Sen. Rogers Pope (Voted No HB 125, Voted No HB 399) - [email protected] / (225) 667-3588

 These are the bills that failed because of their action or inaction:

o   Rep. Crews' HB 81 to require school personnel to call students by their given name and pronouns unless parents provide written permission to do otherwise.

o   Rep. Echols' HB 125 to prohibit foreign adversaries from the purchase of agricultural land, which would have strengthened and brought financial and legal recourse that was specific to land.

o   Rep. Edmonston's HB 399 to require vaccine exemption notices.

o   Rep. Horton's HB 466 to prohibit school personnel from initiating inappropriate sexuality and gender discussions with students.

3.    Support many races in one place and help LACAG's efforts to advance Louisiana-first candidates and oust the RINOs: www.lacag.org.

 KEY POINTS:

●      Chris & Danielle reflect on today’s scripture and how it relates to everyone (01:55)

●      Developments on the LSU story (04:56)

●      Danielle points out the wins from the latest legislative session (15:16)

●      HB 471’s 11th hour defeat (22:38)

●      Chris points out why this election is vital for all (27:03)

●      A recap of events with HB 648 and SB7 (32:25)

●      HB 68: In God, We Trust (36:33)

●      SCR 21’s legislative line for state sovereignty (40:12)

●      HB 537’s rise from its initial defeat (42:46)

●      Keep an eye on HB 372’s potential return (47:06)

●      Who voted against HCR 171 (50:37)

●      HB 311’s impact on election finance integrity (53:24)

●      SB 63 and the struggle for religious worship (59:01)

●      A glimpse behind the scenes (1:01:37)

●      State of Freedom’s parting message to the listeners (1:08:56)

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Chris & Danielle tackle the latest political events in Baton Rouge’s consequential veto override session - and the next steps towards accountability to take. They talk about each bill voted for, sharing a no-nonsense view of who did what and why it matters.

SCRIPTURE OF THE DAY:

Isaiah 54:10-17(Danielle initially refers to this as Isaiah 55:10-17- while in error, it is equally useful to reflect on given events discussed in this episode.)

ACTION ITEMS:

1. Call or email Reps. Joe Stagni and Paula Davis and ask for an explanation as to why they did not attend the historic veto override session when so many critical bills hung in the balance and ultimately failed because of their absence. These are the bills that failed because of their absence:
   • Rep. Amedee's HB 415 to exclude CBDC from the definition of a deposit account.
   • Rep. Crews' HB 658 to bring more transparency in hospital pricing.
   • Rep. Farnham's HB 646 to require an annual supplemental canvass to keep voter rolls clean
   • Rep. Horton's HB 466 to prohibit school personnel from initiating inappropriate sexuality and gender discussions with students.
   • Rep. Edmonston's HB 182 to ensure COVID vaccines are not mandated in schools.
   1. Rep. Joe Stagni - [email protected] / 504-465-3479
   2. Rep. Paula Davis - [email protected] / 225-362-5301 
2. Email/call the Republican legislators who either caused critical legislation to fail and express your displeasure with their votes or absences. These are the bills that failed because of their action or inaction:
   • Rep Crews' HB 81 to require school personnel to call students by their given name and pronouns unless parents provide written permission to do otherwise.
   • Rep. Echols' HB 125 to prohibit foreign adversaries from the purchase of agricultural land. Strengthened and brought financial and legal recourse that was specific to land.
   • Rep. Edmonston's HB 399 to require vaccine exemption notices.
   • Rep. Horton's HB 466 to prohibit school personnel from initiating inappropriate sexuality and gender discussions with students.
   1. Rep. Mary DuBuisson (Voted No HB 81, Voted No HB 466) - [email protected] / (985) 645-3592
   2. Rep. Richard Nelson (Voted No HB 81, Voted No HB 466) - [email protected]  / (985) 222-2638
   3. Rep. Barbara Freiberg (Voted No HB 81, Voted No HB 466) - [email protected] / (225) 763-3500
   4. Rep. Stephanie Hilferty (Voted No HB 81, Voted No HB 466) - [email protected] / (504) 885-4154
   5. Rep. Tanner Magee (Voted No HB 81, Absent HB 466) - [email protected] / (985) 858-2970
   6. Sen. Fred Mills (Voted No HB 125, Voted No HB 399) - [email protected]/ (337) 845-4240 (He also voted against HB 648 which still passed - the bill that prohibits so-called transgender treatments and procedures for minors.)
   7. Sen. Patrick Connick (Absent HB 125, Voted No HB 399) - [email protected] / (504) 371-0240
   8. Sen. Louie Bernard (Voted No HB 125, Voted No HB 399) - [email protected] / (318) 357-3116
   9. Sen. Rogers Pope (Voted No HB 125, Voted No HB 399) - [email protected] / (225) 667-3588

3.   Support good candidates running against RINOS or running to replace termed-out RINOS:

• • Rep. Valarie Hodges is running for the seat of term-limited Sen. Rogers Pope. Click here to support Valarie
  • Rep. Alan Seabaugh is running for Sen. Louie Bernard's open seat.  Click here to support Alan
  • Rep. Blake Miguez is running for the seat of term-limited Sen. Fred Mills is termed out.  Click here to support Blake
  • Amanda Eberts is running against Rep. Joe Stagni.  Click here to support Amanda
  • Jenni Seals is running against Rep. Barbara Freiberg. (Site coming soon - will update when it's live.)
  • Donate to LACAG to support many races in one place: www.lacag.org.

4.    Call LSU President William Tate's office:

(Update - Marcus Venable was fired from his graduate student teaching position. The urgent request to Administration now is that this man is expelled.)

○     Call or email his assistant Debbie Richards: [email protected] or 225-578-7350.

  KEY POINTS:

●     Chris & Danielle discuss the vitriolic voicemail sent to Senator Fesi (06:09)

●     Who was absent from the veto override session? (19:50)

●     Chris shares what surprised and shocked him during his chamber experience (26:32)

●     Why Chris felt disappointed by what transpired (28:42)

●     HB 399’s shocking journey through House and Senate (32:32)

●     How HB 415 may pave the way for CBDCs in Louisiana (37:32)

●     On why the absence of key figures made a difference for HB 658 (40:54)

●     The surprising Democrat votes for HB 81 (43:50)

●     Chris & Danielle talk in-depth on HB 648’s latest developments (48:52)

●     HB 646’s struggles in the face of an approaching election year (57:41)

●     The impact of presence in the vote (1:05:01)

●     Lessons learned from these events, and what comes next (1:08:28)

●     Understated trials of fire for HBs 125, 182, and 646 (1:11:54)

●     Who Chris & Danielle are considering for this election year (1:26:16)

●     State of Freedom’s parting message to the listeners (1:32:55)

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Chris & Danielle hone in on the legislation Governor Edwards vetoed that is absolutely imperative to override in the historic veto override session that begins tomorrow at noon. They discussed:

Rep. Firment's HB 648 - prohibits transgender treatments and surgeries for minors in Louisiana

Rep. Edmonston's HB 399 - requires vaccine exemption notices.

Rep. Horton's HB 466 - prohibits school personnel from initiating inappropriate sexuality and gender discussions with students.

Rep. Amedee's HB 415 - excludes CBDC from the definition of a deposit account.

Rep. Farnhams' HB 646 - requires an annual supplemental canvass of the state to clean the voter rolls. 

SCRIPTURE OF THE DAY:

Galatians 5:13-18

ACTION ITEMS:

1. Email the Senate President  and the Speaker of the House

TO: [email protected] SUBJECT: Commit to override every single veto

BODY: Dear President Cortez, Please commit to call every single vetoed bill for a vote. The people of Louisiana are counting on your leadership to override the tyrannical vetoes of Governor Edwards. We need your leadership and commitment to protect our children, our personal liberties and rights. You hold the future of our state in your hands. Kindly respond and confirm that you will call every instrument that was vetoed including line item budget vetoes.

Sincerely,

1. Email the Speaker of the House

TO: [email protected], [email protected]

SUBJECT: Commit to override every single veto

BODY: Dear Speaker Schexnayder, Please commit to call every single vetoed bill for a vote. The people of Louisiana are counting on your leadership to override the tyrannical vetoes of Governor Edwards. We need your leadership and commitment to protect our children, our personal liberties and rights. You hold the future of our state in your hands. Kindly respond and confirm that you will call every instrument that was vetoed including line item budget vetoes.

Sincerely,

1. Email your State Representative and State Senator:

Find your Rep and Senator here: https://legis.la.gov/legis/FindMyLegislators.aspx

SUBJECT: Commit to override every single veto

BODY: Please commit to be present with a very strong response that overrides every single tyrannical veto of Governor Edwards. We need to you support the calling of each instrument that Edwards vetoed and ACT to protect our children, our personal liberties and rights. Kindly respond and confirm that you will do so.

Sincerely,

1. Be prayerful for a full and successful veto override session.  
2. Join us at the Capitol building tomorrow in Baton Rouge

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Chris & Danielle speak with Representative Raymond Crews about the veto override session -- including House procedure and strategy to maximize the effectiveness of the effort.

Correction/clarificiation: The rule suspension requires 2/3 of members present and voting. The actual override vote requires 2/3 of membership.

SCRIPTURE OF THE DAY:

Psalms 46:1-7 TPT

ACTION ITEMS:

1. Email the Senate President  and the Speaker of the House

TO: [email protected] SUBJECT: Commit to override every single veto

BODY: Dear President Cortez, Please commit to call every single vetoed bill for a vote. The people of Louisiana are counting on your leadership to override the tyrannical vetoes of Governor Edwards. We need your leadership and commitment to protect our children, our personal liberties and rights. You hold the future of our state in your hands. Kindly respond and confirm that you will call every instrument that was vetoed including line item budget vetoes.

Sincerely,

1. Email the Speaker of the House

TO: [email protected], [email protected]

SUBJECT: Commit to override every single veto

BODY: Dear Speaker Schexnayder, Please commit to call every single vetoed bill for a vote. The people of Louisiana are counting on your leadership to override the tyrannical vetoes of Governor Edwards. We need your leadership and commitment to protect our children, our personal liberties and rights. You hold the future of our state in your hands. Kindly respond and confirm that you will call every instrument that was vetoed including line item budget vetoes.

Sincerely,

1. Email your State Representative and State Senator:

Find your Rep and Senator here: https://legis.la.gov/legis/FindMyLegislators.aspx

SUBJECT: Commit to override every single veto

BODY: Please commit to be present with a very strong response that overrides every single tyrannical veto of Governor Edwards. We need to you support the calling of each instrument that Edwards vetoed and ACT to protect our children, our personal liberties and rights. Kindly respond and confirm that you will do so.

Sincerely,

CONNECT WITH US:

To get involved with Louisiana Citizen’s Advocacy Group, visit www.lacag.org or email Chris at [email protected].

SUPPORT US:

If you are enjoying the podcast, please subscribe and share it.

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Chris and Danielle go off script and share impassioned perspectives on the need for a total and absolute override of the Governor's tyrannical vetoes. Settling for anything short of that is unacceptable.

SCRIPTURE OF THE DAY:

Hebrews 10:35-39 TPT

Hebrews 11:1-2 TPT

ACTION ITEMS:

1. Email the Senate President  and the Speaker of the House

BCC:  [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]

SUBJECT: Commit to convene for a veto override session

BODY: Please commit to convene the full Chamber with a very strong stance to override the tyrannical vetoes of Governor Edwards. We need to you APPEAR for the veto override session and ACT to protect our children, our personal liberties and rights. Kindly respond and confirm that you will do so.

Sincerely,

1. Email your State Representative and State Senator:

Find your Rep and Senator here: https://legis.la.gov/legis/FindMyLegislators.aspx

SUBJECT: Commit to convene for a veto override session

BODY: Please commit to be present with a very strong response that overrides the tyrannical vetoes of Governor Edwards. We need to you APPEAR for the veto override session and ACT to protect our children, our personal liberties and rights. Kindly respond and confirm that you will do so.

Sincerely,

1. Mail a packet of seeds to the Senate and House Leadership as well as to your own Representative and Senator. Enclose with the seed packet a hand written note that conveys the following message. We are mailing seeds of hope to you because YOU have been elected with the responsibility to hold our future in YOUR hands. You have the power to ensure whether the seeds of our future, our children, are planted in a protected and well-cared for environment or scattered to the winds to fend for themselves. The Bible tells us that what a man sows, he will reap -- for good or for calamity. It's up to you to enforce the will of the people and protect our children. They are the future of our state.

Thank you,

CONNECT WITH US:

To get involved with Louisiana Citizen’s Advocacy Group, visit www.lacag.org or email Chris at [email protected].

SUPPORT US:

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Chris & Danielle discuss the Senate side of the prospective veto override session with Senator Mike Fesi. They get some procedural questions answered and cover a few critical pieces of legislation which stand a chance at overriding JBE's vetoes. 

SCRIPTURE OF THE DAY:

Isaiah 48:17-18

ACTION ITEMS:

1. Email the Senate President  and the Speaker of the House

BCC:  [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]

SUBJECT: Commit to convene for a veto override session

BODY: Please commit to convene the full Chamber with a very strong stance to override the tyrannical vetoes of Governor Edwards. We need to you APPEAR for the veto override session and ACT to protect our children, our personal liberties and rights. Kindly respond and confirm that you will do so.

Sincerely,

1. Email your State Representative and State Senator:

Find your Rep and Senator here: https://legis.la.gov/legis/FindMyLegislators.aspx

SUBJECT: Commit to convene for a veto override session

BODY: Please commit to be present with a very strong response that overrides the tyrannical vetoes of Governor Edwards. We need to you APPEAR for the veto override session and ACT to protect our children, our personal liberties and rights. Kindly respond and confirm that you will do so.

Sincerely,

1. Mail a packet of seeds to the Senate and House Leadership as well as to your own Representative and Senator. Enclose with the seed packet a hand written note that conveys the following message. We are mailing seeds of hope to you because YOU have been elected with the responsibility to hold our future in YOUR hands. You have the power to ensure whether the seeds of our future, our children, are planted in a protected and well-cared for environment or scattered to the winds to fend for themselves. The Bible tells us that what a man sows, he will reap -- for good or for calamity. It's up to you to enforce the will of the people and protect our children. They are the future of our state.

Thank you,

CONNECT WITH US:

To get involved with Louisiana Citizen’s Advocacy Group, visit www.lacag.org or email Chris at [email protected].

SUPPORT US:

If you are enjoying the podcast, please subscribe and share it.

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Chris and Danielle have a very animated conversation with Representative Chuck Owen about the prospects for a veto override session and what we might expect if it does take place.

SCRIPTURE OF THE DAY:

2 Corinthians 6:12-18

ACTION ITEMS:

1. Email the Senate President  and the Speaker of the House

BCC:  [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]

SUBJECT: Commit to convene for a veto override session

BODY: Please commit to convene the full Chamber with a very strong stance to override the tyrannical vetoes of Governor Edwards. We need to you APPEAR for the veto override session and ACT to protect our children, our personal liberties and rights. Kindly respond and confirm that you will do so.

Sincerely,

1. Email your State Representative and State Senator:

Find your Rep and Senator here: https://legis.la.gov/legis/FindMyLegislators.aspx

SUBJECT: Commit to convene for a veto override session

BODY: Please commit to be present with a very strong response that overrides the tyrannical vetoes of Governor Edwards. We need to you APPEAR for the veto override session and ACT to protect our children, our personal liberties and rights. Kindly respond and confirm that you will do so.

Sincerely,

1. Mail a packet of seeds to the Senate and House Leadership as well as to your own Representative and Senator. Enclose with the seed packet a hand written note that conveys the following message. We are mailing seeds of hope to you because YOU have been elected with the responsibility to hold our future in YOUR hands. You have the power to ensure whether the seeds of our future, our children, are planted in a protected and well-cared for environment or scattered to the winds to fend for themselves. The Bible tells us that what a man sows, he will reap -- for good or for calamity. It's up to you to enforce the will of the people and protect our children. They are the future of our state.

Thank you,

CONNECT WITH US:

To get involved with Louisiana Citizen’s Advocacy Group, visit www.lacag.org or email Chris at [email protected].

SUPPORT US:

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Chris and Danielle have an in-depth conversation with Representative Beryl Amedee about the Governor’s veto of her HB 415 - her bill that would exclude CBDC from the definition of a deposit account. They discuss the latest on the likelihood of a veto override session happening and detail about override session procedure.

SCRIPTURE OF THE DAY:

Ephesians 4:13-16

https://bible.com/bible/1849/eph.4.11-16.TPT

ACTION ITEMS:

1. Email the Senate President  and the Speaker of the House

BCC:  [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]

SUBJECT: Commit to convene for a veto override session

BODY: Please commit to convene the full Chamber with a very strong stance to override the tyrannical vetoes of Governor Edwards. We need to you APPEAR for the veto override session and ACT to protect our children, our personal liberties and rights. Kindly respond and confirm that you will do so.

Sincerely,

1. Email your State Representative and State Senator:

Find your Rep and Senator here: https://legis.la.gov/legis/FindMyLegislators.aspx

SUBJECT: Commit to convene for a veto override session

BODY: Please commit to be present with a very strong response that overrides the tyrannical vetoes of Governor Edwards. We need to you APPEAR for the veto override session and ACT to protect our children, our personal liberties and rights. Kindly respond and confirm that you will do so.

Sincerely,

1. Mail a packet of seeds to the Senate and House Leadership as well as to your own Representative and Senator. Enclose with the seed packet a hand written note that conveys the following message. We are mailing seeds of hope to you because YOU have been elected with the responsibility to hold our future in YOUR hands. You have the power to ensure whether the seeds of our future, our children, are planted in a protected and well-cared for environment or scattered to the winds to fend for themselves. The Bible tells us that what a man sows, he will reap -- for good or for calamity. It's up to you to enforce the will of the people and protect our children. They are the future of our state.

Thank you,

CONNECT WITH US:

To get involved with Louisiana Citizen’s Advocacy Group, visit www.lacag.org or email Chris at [email protected].

SUPPORT US:

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Chris & Danielle discuss the lack of Constitutional clarity around the Governor's timeline to veto as well as the hard fought for legislation that he vetoed on Friday.

 SCRIPTURE OF THE DAY:

Romans 16:17-20 TPT

ACTION ITEMS:

1. Email the Senate President  and the Speaker of the House

BCC:  [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]

SUBJECT: Commit to convene for a veto override session

BODY: Please commit to convene the full Chamber with a very strong stance to override the tyrannical vetoes of Governor Edwards. We need to you APPEAR for the veto override session and ACT to protect our children, our personal liberties and rights. Kindly respond and confirm that you will do so.

Sincerely,

1. Email your State Representative and State Senator:

Find your Rep and Senator here: https://legis.la.gov/legis/FindMyLegislators.aspx

SUBJECT: Commit to convene for a veto override session

BODY: Please commit to be present with a very strong response that overrides the tyrannical vetoes of Governor Edwards. We need to you APPEAR for the veto override session and ACT to protect our children, our personal liberties and rights. Kindly respond and confirm that you will do so.

Sincerely,

1. Mail a packet of seeds to the Senate and House Leadership as well as to your own Representative and Senator. Enclose with the seed packet a hand written note that conveys the following message. We are mailing seeds of hope to you because you have been elected with the responsibility to hold our future in YOUR hands. You have the power to ensure whether the seeds of our future, our children, are planted in a protected and well-cared for environment or scattered to the winds to fend for themselves. The Bible tells us that what a man sows, he will reap -- for good or for calamity. It's up to you to enforce the will of the people and protect our children. They are the future of our state.

Thank you,

CONNECT WITH US:

To get involved with Louisiana Citizen’s Advocacy Group, visit www.lacag.org or email Chris at [email protected].

SUPPORT US:

If you are enjoying the podcast, please subscribe and share it.

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Chris & Danielle continue their Session in Review Series in an interview with Representative Thomas Pressly. They discuss how HB 471 died a timely death in conference committee. That was the bill that would have allowed for all vaccines to be pharmacy administered for patients as young as 7 years old. They cover Rep. Firment's bill that protects minors from transgender surgeries and interventions, the likelihood of a veto override session and Rep. Pressly's campaign for re-election.

SCRIPTURE OF THE DAY:

Philippians‬ ‭4:4-8‬ ‭TPT‬‬

ACTION ITEMS:

For the Veto Override Session:

1. Email the Governor's office at  https://gov.louisiana.gov/index.cfm/form/home/4and

SUBJECT: Do not veto any legislation that would protect our children, our personal liberties and the immovable property and land of our state.

BODY: Dear Governor,

I am writing to express my strongly held support for all legislation that would protect our children, our personal liberties and the immovable property and land of our state. I respectfully ask that you please do not veto any of these critical bills.

Thank you,

1. Email the Senate President  and the Speaker of the House

BCC:  [email protected], [email protected], [email protected]

SUBJECT: Commit to convene for a veto override session

BODY: Please commit to convene the full Chamber with a very strong stance in the event that Governor Edwards vetoes any legislation that would protect our children, our personal liberties and the immovable property and land of our state. Kindly respond and confirm that you will do so.

Sincerely,

1. Email your State Representative and State Senator:

Find your Rep and Senator here: https://legis.la.gov/legis/FindMyLegislators.aspx

SUBJECT: Commit to convene for a veto override session

BODY: Please commit to be present with a very strong response in the event that Governor Edwards vetoes any legislation that would protect our children, our personal liberties and the immovable property and land of our state. Kindly respond and confirm that you will do so.

Sincerely,

CONNECT WITH US:

To get involved with Louisiana Citizen’s Advocacy Group, visit www.lacag.org or email Chris at [email protected].

SUPPORT US:

If you are enjoying the podcast, please subscribe and share it.

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