Macron hits New Orleans' French Quarter to boost US ties

Macron told Edwards he was overcome by the reception in the city.

Edwards, a Democrat, has been outspoken about the perils of climate change in a state where tens of thousands of jobs are tied to the oil and gas industry. This makes the stop to New Orleans “very emblematic” of climate-related efforts, French officials said. Louisiana is named for Louis XIV, the famous Sun King who ruled France for 72 years starting in 1643. New Orleans is where the Louisiana Purchase was finalized. The deal transferred the Louisiana Territory, which encompassed much of what is today the central United States, from France to the U.S. in 1803.

Source: Energy Industry News (energyindustrynews.net)

Great choice of cities to visit in the US!

He didn’t get shot ? Amazing.

He refrained from telling them that their accents make them sound like hicks.

Legit I respect this. Gotta remember your history man. It’s important. Props

Hookers for everyone...

It must be great to buy 4 times expensive LNG from a longstanding friend

it’s always fun to ignore the Italian impact on what’s called the French Quarter….and the food

he can tap dance his way back to his country

metaquest I mean, I think to him it’s just The Quarter

How much did they sell that area to us, those French?

I wonder if they cleaned up the quarter before he got there

I bet he didn’t visit the part of Louisiana where I did my Army basic training; Fort Polk (aka) Tiger Land 😁

Where’s your tweet about how Biden regime stole the election via collusion with Twitter? He’s illegitimate

LUISIANA SIEMPRE ESPAÑOLA, nunca francesa. 🇪🇸

Another embarrassment

Longstanding cultural ties or just colonialisme

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