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Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill is rallying public support and donations after being indicted by a New Orleans grand jury for allegedly threatening city officials—charges she calls a “political hit job.” The controversy stems from letters she sent warning elected leaders their positions were at risk, sparking a brewing power struggle between state and city authorities. Murrill’s campaign frames the fight as a battle against “lawfare,” using funds for both legal defense and reelection, while Mayor Helena Moreno’s team responds with unity and a warning of consequences for those who undermine New Orleans. With the state refusing to cover her legal fees—though she plans to seek reimbursement—political experts warn the escalating rhetoric is hurting residents and Louisiana’s reputation, urging leaders to meet privately and de-escalate tensions.

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