The Clarion-Ledger Editorial, 6/24/7
Through partisanship and party discipline similar to that practiced daily in Congress, Barbour essentially controlled the state Senate, leaving Democratic House Speaker Billy McCoy leading a frustrated House that was unable in many instances to succeed in implementing a legislative agenda.
Those influences make the 2007 legislative elections important to both parties. But day-to-day control of the Legislature isn’t the biggest prize available in the elections.
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