House Resolution No. [insert number] condemns political violence in the United States, highlighting the increasing volatility and division within the political landscape. The resolution emphasizes that any attempts on the lives of candidates or elected officials are unacceptable and detrimental to the nation's health. It references several instances of political violence, including assassination attempts on former President Donald Trump, the targeted assassination of Minnesota House Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman and her husband, and the assassination of political activist Charlie Kirk. The resolution also recalls historical acts of political violence in Louisiana, such as the assassination of Senator Huey P. Long and the shooting of Congressman Steve Scalise.

The resolution calls for a collective stand against political violence, asserting that such acts undermine democracy and exacerbate divisions among citizens. It encourages Americans to engage in constructive discourse as a peaceful alternative to violence, reinforcing the importance of dialogue in a democratic society. The House of Representatives of Louisiana formally expresses its condemnation of political violence and advocates for a commitment to civil discourse.