US Senator Roger Wicker now weighs in during a speech in Jackson,
I hate to use a tragedy like this, a criminal act of murder, to advance policy,” Republican Wicker said Monday before he spoke to the Greater Jackson Chamber Partnership . “But certainly they have no right to be using our state flag as a symbol of white supremacy … It would be more unifying if we put this Mississippi flag in a museum and replaced it with something that was more unifying. That is still my position.”
MS Governor Phil Bryant on 8/14 posted the following.
This comes on the heels of what he posted over the weekend.
The incidents in Va. are disturbing. Let us all pray for our nation this Sunday morning. We have no room for hate when we seek God's love.
— Phil Bryant (@PhilBryantMS) August 13, 2017
Lt. Gov Tate Reeves tweeted and echoed Gov. Bryant’s sentiments.
US Rep. Bennie Thompson
Ranking member @BennieGThompson statement on the need for action to address #domesticterrorism in #Charolettesville: pic.twitter.com/72i9d8HsK1
— Homeland Democrats (@HomelandDems) August 13, 2017
Rep. David Baria
Hattiesburg Mayor Toby Barker
Clarksdale Mayor Chuck Espy
Please see my full thoughts in Charlottesville… @samrhall @WLBT@MPBOnline@16WAPTNews@WJTV pic.twitter.com/OyzN1RnCIX
— Chuck Espy (@chuck_espy) August 13, 2017
Rep. Sonya Williams-Barnes
Sen. Chris McDaniel
Sen. John Horhn
Rep. Jeramey Anderson
I'll sit this right here. #StopTheHate #Mississippi needs a new flag and it needs to happen now. #CallYourLawmakers #Charolettesville pic.twitter.com/knRuKWKPpr
— Rep Jeramey Anderson (@jerameyanderson) August 13, 2017
More will be added as they become available.
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