Louisiana governor calls on censure of LSU law professor
Louisiana governor wants LSU law professor to be punished for election comments
Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry is calling on LSU to punish a law professor for comments he made about the presidential election in the classroom. Administrative law professor Nick Bryner drew the ire of the governor for calling on students who voted for Trump because they like his policies,
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