Louisiana 2019 Regular Session

Louisiana Senate Bill SR246

Introduced
6/4/19  

Caption

Commends Laine Hardy on becoming the Season 17 American Idol winner.

Impact

The resolution serves to honor Laine Hardy's accomplishments and the pride he brings to the state of Louisiana. By acknowledging Hardy’s successes, the resolution aims to inspire other young artists and musicians in the community and throughout the state, reinforcing the importance of support for local talent. This type of recognition also emphasizes the value placed on cultural contributions within the state, serving as a morale booster for the community.

Summary

Senate Resolution No. 246 recognizes and commends Laine Hardy for his victory as the Season 17 winner of American Idol. The resolution celebrates Hardy's roots, being born and raised in Livingston, Louisiana, and highlights his journey through music from a young age. Notably, it mentions that he became an emblematic figure for Louisiana, not just through his talent, but also as an ambassador representing his home state on a national platform.

Sentiment

The overall sentiment surrounding SR246 is very positive and celebratory. It showcases a collective pride in local achievements and encourages the notion that individuals from small communities can achieve national recognition. The Senate's action reflects a supportive attitude towards personal accomplishments and the cultural significance of such figures in enhancing state identity.

Contention

As a resolution, SR246 is largely uncontroversial and uncontentious. However, it serves as a reminder of how public resolutions can reflect broader societal values, showcasing the role of youth in arts and culture. While there may be varying opinions about the importance of pop culture figures, the resolution signifies a shared community appreciation and the desire to uplift local success stories.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

LA SR131

Commends and recognizes Laine Hardy as one of the top three American Idol finalists.

LA HR135

Commends American Idol finalist Laine Hardy

LA SR121

Commends Ethan Coker for being named Louisiana's Middle/Junior High School Student of the Year.

LA HR77

Commends the 2019 Prudential Spirit of Community Award winners

LA HCR128

Commends Ethan Laine Coker of Haynesville High School upon being named Louisiana's Middle School Student of the Year

LA SR72

Commends posthumously "King" Buddy Bolden, the father of New Orleans jazz.

LA SR95

Commends Loretta Lynch on becoming the first African-American woman to serve as Attorney General of the United States.

LA HR166

Commends Louisiana native John Foster on being named a finalist for the 2025 American Idol title

LA HR1304

Congratulating Laci Kaye Booth of Livingston on her selection as a Top 10 finalist on American Idol.

LA SR241

Commends Louisiana's female African-American State Police Troopers for their service.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.