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Gov. Jeff Landry has pushed a broad conservative agenda that is altering Louisiana 's cultural landscape.
Landry signed the first law in the nation mandating that the Ten Commandments be posted in every public school classroom in the state.
The state is moving to the forefront of a culturally conservative wave typically associated with states such as Florida and Texas .
A bill that would have limited access to public records from the governor's office had been proposed.
The bill was withdrawn last month by the Republican senator who authored it.
The Public Affairs Research Council of Louisiana advocates for fiscal responsibility and government transparency.
Still, he hopes that Louisianans will remain invested in what's going on with their government.
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