re: Louisiana officials react after judge lets suspended LSU professor return to class

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I'm curious about the reasoning since Louisiana is an at-will employment state. I think it's ridiculous to remove someone from their job because they said something about a politician that politician didn't like. However, at the same time this professors argument that his "rights" were violated is just as ridiculous. No one has a right to a job or to teach others.

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Agreed, but if there is a policy on the books for how removal or termination should go, it’s not that hard to simply follow that process.

Landry is an idiot, though, as evidenced by his stupid behavior so far. He may be more hyper-sensitive than Trump.

When Trump does a better job not responding to stupidity than you do, that’s pretty bad.

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Being reported 1st Circuit reverse the trial court. Levy barred again.

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Nola.com

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Being able to say whatever the frick I want about..... is a bedrock principle of being an American.

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Not in a state-run institution/law school when you have a captive audience who have no recourse to your spewing all of your complete f*cking insanity.

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LSU has pushed back on both claims, defending its actions toward Levy as entirely within the bounds of law and arguing that due process entitles Levy to keep his job as a tenured professor, but not necessarily remain in class as an instructor during an investigation.

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Does this mean he's still getting paid? If so, he won anyway.

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Being able to say whatever the frick I want about Jeff Landry, Donald Trump, Kamala, Biden, Obama, LaToya, Mohammed, Netanyahu, Jake Paul, etc… is a bedrock principle of being an American.

frick anyone who tries to chip away at that right we all have.

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Walk into your boss's office every morning and tell him his wife is a total bitch. See how long you have a job after exercising your bedrock principle.

Freedom of speech does not mean freedom from consequence.

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“Ruling is absurd! It not only ignores the law and the facts, it disrespects the broad base of Louisiana citizens who are demanding a level of professionalism in our universities. The judge ignored the facts, the law, and the Constitution—but that is what we have come to expect out of the 19th JDC. I am confident that the 1st circuit or the SC will correct this! I am curious as to whether this Judge would allow this professor to act like that in his court room!”

Governor Jeff Landry via X

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He's so obviously trying to copy Trump's diction, but falling just short.

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Being able to say whatever the frick I want about Jeff Landry, Donald Trump, Kamala, Biden, Obama, LaToya, Mohammed, Netanyahu, Jake Paul, etc… is a bedrock principle of being an American. frick anyone who tries to chip away at that right we all have.

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You can do all these things. But once you’ve entered into a professional/employment contract with others, limits begin being placed. If you don’t like those limits, you don’t have to enter into said contracts. People want the audience that comes with certain positions or influences, and those things too come with limitations.

But if you are mega cash rich, you can freely walk around and just verbally obliterate any and everyone. That’s freedom.

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What about governors

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Ehh…to Huey P Landry’s credit, he enrolled in Southern Law School, but he graduated from Loyola Law School

Graduated law school in 2004, then ran for political office (State Legislature) in 2007. Quickly decided on the career politician route after getting that J.D.

You're still assuming everyone is a big pussy like you. Say with your chest a response to the professor's political ideals. If he fails you for that, then you complain. Soft as baby shite.