The Louisiana Legislature usually waits until the session’s last moments to pass the state budget. This year, the overwhelmingly Republican Legislature has done so with two weeks to spare, in hopes of allowing itself time to override Democratic Gov. John Bel Edwards’ potential vetoes of spending requests without holding a special session. It’s a change
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