#msleg Democrat leaders plan statement following state Rep. Karl Oliver's lynching remark over Louisiana taking down monuments

5/20/17

I can't sleep tonight without expressing my disgust over the lynching comments made by a fellow member of the MS House on his FB page. 1/3

— David Baria (@dbaria) May 22, 2017

Regardless of how he may feel about the removal of confederate monuments, the language used is reprehensible and should not be used 1/3 https://t.co/q4OVJ8Uxd1

— David Baria (@dbaria) May 22, 2017

in civilized society. I have spoken with Senator Bill Stone and we intend to issue a joint statement from legislative Democrats tomorrow.3/3 https://t.co/n7a8diJSSY

— David Baria (@dbaria) May 22, 2017

5/21/17

#msleg Democrat leaders plan statement following state Rep. Karl Oliver’s lynching remark over Louisiana taking down monuments

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#msleg Democrat leaders plan statement following state Rep. Karl Oliver’s lynching remark over Louisiana taking down monuments

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Patriotic Education Grant Program, incentives for modified school calendars among education legislation still alive

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Ribbon cut on new manufacturing facility in Philadelphia, Mississippi

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First sales of medical marijuana made in Mississippi

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