Randal Hebert

As you’ve probably figured out by now, Jeff Landry is running Julia Letlow’s campaign. He’s raising dark money from the carbon capture industry—the same money funding false attack ads against me and efforts to take your land. Frankly, you’d think Jeff Landry was the one running for the U.S. Senate. I’ve heard he’s using every dirty trick in the book for his own gain—leaning on legislators, demanding they endorse Letlow, and threatening to withhold appropriations from those who won’t get in line. This race comes down to one issue: Carbon capture. If Julia Letlow wins, the CCS special interests win. They’re spending millions because they know I’ll never sell out. I’m 100% against carbon capture. My first bill would be to end the 45Q tax credits that bankroll these projects. I can’t be bought, bullied, or bossed. I would work for Louisiana—not political insiders, the carbon capture lobby, or special interests. —John Fleming for U.S. Senate Vote June 27th

@RepJuliaLetlow @LDWF @LAStatePolice

Our first responders are true heroes. Thank you to @LDWF agents, @LAStatePolice, and local law enforcement in Avoyelles Parish for looking out for our people in a time of great need. klfy.com/louisiana/ldwf…

Last night, we highlighted what Stephanie Grace, veteran political reporter for The Advocate, had to say about this race. Now, one of Louisiana’s most respected political journalists, Tyler Bridges, is weighing in with a much deeper look at what’s happening in this U.S. Senate race. Bridges explains that even though Julia Letlow is backed by President Trump, Gov. Jeff Landry, and many elected officials across Louisiana, Landry has still been “kicking ass and taking names” to line up support and endorsements for Letlow. And yet, despite the pressure, the endorsements, the political machinery, and the millions being spent to influence this race, recent polling suggests Louisiana voters are making up their own minds. Bridges’ reporting paints a much deeper picture of this race and points to a growing possibility that John Fleming could win next Saturday despite the full weight of the political establishment lining up behind Letlow. The Governor. The insiders. The lobbyists. The political establishment. They’ve made their choice. Now the people of Louisiana get to make theirs. On June 27, we send a message to every insider, lobbyist, political operative, and special interest group spending millions trying to influence this race: Louisiana is not for sale. Vote John Fleming for U.S. Senate. #tncms-source=featured-top" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">theadvocate.com/baton_rouge/ne…

You have makers and takers! The makers We The People are sick and tired of the takers! Every one supporting Letlow are takers of your tax dollars for self enrichment! x.com/fleming4senate…

@myhiddenvalue 💯

Exactly

@tegbridges @theadvocatebr No reason for it to be close!

Senate race in Louisiana between Julia Letlow, John Fleming could be closer than expected. Here’s why. #lalege #lagov theadvocate.com/baton_rouge/ne… via @theadvocatebr

Even liberal Democrat columnist  Stephanie Grace of the Advocate admits what the political establishment doesn’t want to hear: Despite Julia Letlow having nearly every establishment endorsement imaginable, millions of dollars in dark money and outside spending, and the full backing of Gov. Jeff Landry’s political machine, Louisiana voters aren’t simply falling in line. The insiders, lobbyists, and special interests have made their choice. They’ve spent millions trying to install their preferred candidate in the U.S. Senate. Now the people of Louisiana get to make theirs. On June 27, vote John Fleming for U.S. Senate. theadvocate.com/baton_rouge/op…

Want to keep up with the latest happenings in Congress? Subscribe to my e-newsletter to learn about my advocacy for Louisiana ⤵️ letlow.house.gov/newsletter-sub…

Stephanie Grace: Could the Republican Senate race be veering off script? theadvocate.com/baton_rouge/op…

Stephanie Grace: Could the Republican Senate race be veering off script? nola.com/opinions/steph…

Stephanie Grace: Could the Republican Senate race be veering off-script? theadvocate.com/baton_rouge/op…

@John_Walton_ @TeamLetlow @MayorSidEdwards @jbletlow @LAFirstNews Battle tested?

WATCH: @MayorSidEdwards officially endorses @jbletlow in her race for U.S. Senate. Election day is June 27. #Louisiana #lasen #lagov #YLEH #TWILP @LAFirstNews @TeamLetlow

East Baton Rouge Mayor-President Sid Edwards proudly endorses Julia Letlow. Julia is proud to have the support of leaders who are committed to delivering results for Louisiana families and communities. #lalege #lagov #lasen

Thank you, Mayor-President Sid Edwards, for your support and kind words! I've always believed in listening to the people closest to the issues. In the U.S. Senate, I'll continue helping leaders like Sid secure the tools and resources they need to better serve the people who elected them.

@DIXONMCMAKIN @RepJuliaLetlow

Early vote ends today. 8:30-6:00pm and geaux vote for @RepJuliaLetlow for US Senate!

@GNOR_PAC @RepJuliaLetlow @TheHonJCao @Nola_Hilf

Early voting continues today. GNORPAC endorses Julia Letlow @RepJuliaLetlow Joesph Cao @TheHonJCao and Stephanie Hilferty @Nola_Hilf

@kjon1234561234 💯

Vote for Louisiana, your children and grandchildren’s future. NO Carbon Capture

@MWollenweber What is climate change?

Fun fact: climate change is making storms more intense and shifting historical labels

@kjon1234561234 💯

Congress Conundrum When Person or Persons who represent and work for you refuse to represent or work for you and there is No Election Integrity, No Voter Id or Up to date voter rolls.

Thank you, Ruston Mayor Ronnie Walker, for your endorsement!
 I've seen firsthand what strong local leadership can accomplish. In the U.S. Senate, I'll work every day to make sure leaders like Mayor Walker have a partner who will fight for Louisiana communities and deliver results.