Category Archives: Mississippi

Mississippi Passes “Anti-Bloomberg Law”

Posted on March 13, 2013 by

Before taking a look at an interesting piece of legislation in Mississippi, here’s a recap on New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s attempts to limit the size of sugary drinks. Bloomberg has been stalled by a judge who said the … Continue reading →

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Mississippi Gov. Bryant: Who Needs Healthcare When We Have Emergency Rooms

Posted on January 23, 2013 by

Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant is going to stop as much of Obamacare as he can in his state. His reasoning is simple: There’s no need to begin a new, expensive healthcare program when all that needs to be done is … Continue reading →

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Mississippi Governor Bryant: “The Left’s One Mission in Life is to Abort Children”

Posted on April 26, 2012 by

This is why true political debates are so rare these days. Politics has become a game of hyperbole. Whoever can say the most outrageous thing gets the attention. After that, everyone just tries to one up the outrageous with something … Continue reading →

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Alexandra Pelosi’s Two Controversial Videos Target Conservatives and Liberals

Posted on March 17, 2012 by

Alexandra Pelosi, daughter of former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, said that she didn’t do any extraordinary editing of these videos. What was cut was just more of what you are seeing. These two videos cover two totally different slices of … Continue reading →

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“Satan Wins” as Mississippi Personhood Initiative Defeated

Posted on November 8, 2011 by

Mississippi Lt. Governor Phil Bryant spelled out as clearly as possible what would happen if Initiative 26 went down to defeat. Initiative 26 would define that once an egg is fertilized, then it is a person. “This is a battle … Continue reading →

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Mississippi to Consider License Plate for KKK Founder

Posted on February 14, 2011 by

If organizations like Sons of Confederate Veterans want to keep history alive, that is well and fine. History is history. It is well to remember the good and the bad. Those who honor the Confederacy today do so with the claim … Continue reading →

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Ex-Mississippi Mayor Wears Pants for the First Time in Five Years

Posted on February 2, 2011 by

Five years and five months later, Eddie Favre has decided to put on his pants. His long pants that is. The former Bay St. Louis, Mississippi, mayor vowed to wear only shorts until his town recovered from the devastation of … Continue reading →

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KKK At Ole Miss

Posted on November 22, 2009 by

The chancellor of the University of Mississippi has ordered that “From Dixie with Love” be removed from the school band’s play list at football games. That was too much for the local chapter of the KKK who protested at the university. I have to … Continue reading →

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African-American Mayoral Candidate Wants To Bring Back Noose To Mississippi

Posted on March 20, 2009 by

A Republican black mayoral candidate in Jackson, Mississippi wants to bring back the noose to fight crime. George Lambus is the only Republican in the dozen-candidate field for the office. He is considered a long shot in the heavily African-American … Continue reading →

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FEMA Keeps Gambling Agency Well-Stocked

Posted on July 17, 2008 by

FEMA, the disaster that often follows natural disasters, is still sitting on 121 truckloads of supplies intended for the 2005 Katrina victims according to CNN.   If that is not bad enough, Americans can rest assured that in a disaster … Continue reading →

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