ICYMI: Billboard Greets Liberal Letlow on Qualifying Day, Raises Questions ABout Her DEI Record

Baton Rouge, LA - In case you missed it, on Friday, Liberal Julia Letlow officially entered the U.S. Senate race. During her announcement, a mobile billboard from the Bill Cassidy for U.S. Senate campaign made voters were reminded of her record.

Download a video of the mobile billboard HERE.

Here's what Louisiana voters were seeing about Liberal Letlow qualifying for U.S. Senate on Friday.

FOX33: "[Julia Letlow] traded hundreds of stock while in Congress and was once a champion of DEI programs."

WVLA: "Representative Julia Letlow being connected to things like DEI and Blake Lives Matter."

NBC6: "She traded hundreds of stock while in Congress and was once a champion of DEI programs."

Jaryn Crouson - Daily Caller: Which part is "absolutely false," @RepJuliaLetlow? Was it not your name on an email organizing a DEI workshop for staff during your time at ULM? Is you signature not on the statement "condemning racism and embracing diversity"?

NOLA: As U.S. Rep. Julia Letlow arrived at the Louisiana Secretary of State's Office on Friday to sign up to run, she had to walk past a van with a billboard blasting "Liberal Letlow." The ad, which accused Letlow of trading hundreds of stocks "like her pal Nancy Pelosi" and calling her a "champion of DEI policy."

American Press: The Advocate said the ad called her "liberal Letlow," and accused her of voting with President Joe Biden more than any of the other four Republican members of Louisiana's congressional delegation.

Piper Hutchinson - Louisiana Illuminator: This morning at qualifying, sobody is driving a truck slaming "liberal Julia Letlow" around the state archives... Another part of the truck has Letlow's picture with signs saying "blake lives matter" and defund the police"

Unlike his opponent, U.S. Senator Bill Cassidy, M.D. (R-LA), is running for re-election on a record of passing legislation, securing conservative wins, and delivering real results for Louisiana families.

Bottom Line: Louisiana voters deserve a senator with a record of delivering conservative results - not one scrambling to explain her liberal record. Check out more at LiberalLetlow.com to see the full record for yourself.