transcript. Mary Landrieu’s Election Night Speech Incumbent Senator Mary Landrieu, Democrat of Louisiana, spoke after learning that she will face a December runoff against Representative Bill ...

WASHINGTON -- In a remarkably personal farewell speech, Sen. Mary Landrieu, D-La., reflected on her 18-year Senate career, recalling how she "aggravated to death" colleagues in fights for Katrina ...

For Landrieu, the speech came somewhat out of nowhere. He spent six years in the 2000s as the state’s relatively unknown lieutenant governor – regularly overshadowed by his sister, Mary, who ...

Senator Mary Landrieu (D) spoke to supporters following the 2014 Louisiana U.S. Senate election. She was running against Representative Bill Cassidy (R) Rob Maness (R), and six other candidates.

Senator Mary Landrieu sure is moving fast to embrace her new Republican overlords. She just might not have the chance work with them. Facing a run-off election in three weeks to hold onto her seat ...

U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu says she's not "the least bit sad or the least bit afraid" of ending her 18-year career in the Senate, after an overwhelming defeat in her re-election bid.

Mary Landrieu’s sad final act: Why her desperate Keystone gambit should fail Pushing for a Keystone XL vote won’t keep her Senate seat -- but it will get her a top dollar job from Big Oil ...

There was a striking difference in tone and content between the statements that Mayor Mitch Landrieu and his sister, U.S. Sen. Mary Landrieu, issued this week after President Barack Obama's speech ...

For Landrieu, the speech came somewhat out of nowhere. He spent six years in the 2000s as the state’s relatively unknown lieutenant governor – regularly overshadowed by his sister, Mary, who ...