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July 25, 2007
No, he’s not Dilbert or Gilbert or even Englebert
The Vicksburg Post, 7/24/7 Patricia Hosemann said she had never heard the name “Delbert” until she met and married a man with that name. When they named their son, Delbert Hosemann Jr. became the second “Delbert” she knew. Her son is now running for Mississippi secretary of state, and his campaign is using his unusual…
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July 25, 2007
At the fair today
Like the rest of the free-Mississippi political blogging world, I will be at Neshoba today and tomorrow. Morning updates will happen as always, but not much else. I will post in the evenings about the goings on. Alan
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July 25, 2007
John Eaves First Commercials
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July 25, 2007
Bryant’s Coast Attack Ad
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July 24, 2007
RIGHT TO LIFE – We Are Not For Sale!
Right to Life to Phil Bryant: We Are Not For Sale! In an article published yesterday in the Clarion Ledger, Auditor Phil Bryant is quoted in reference to Mississippi Right to Life State PAC’s endorsement of Charlie Ross. Bryant is quoted as stating, “I do not buy endorsements,” Bryant continued, “I felt comfortable with where…
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July 24, 2007
FLASH – CL endorses Phillips for Ag Post over Spell in R Primary
This morning, the CL endorsed Max Phillips for Ag Commissioner in the Republican Primary. For some reason, the editorial did not make it online. We will post it as soon as we get it.
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July 24, 2007
Minimum wage up today by 70 cents
The Clarion-Ledger, 7/24/7 A new federal minimum wage will go into effect today, the first in a series of wage increases heralded by some low-income advocates but criticized by some business leaders as a financial blow. The change will boost pay for covered, nonexempt employees to $5.85 an hour, from $5.15. The next jump will…
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July 24, 2007
CDC plans to test FEMA trailers
The Clarion-Ledger, 7/24/7 A team from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is going to New Orleans, Baton Rouge and Biloxi in the next few days to determine whether the thousands of trailers that house Hurricane Katrina and Rita victims are toxic. The move comes less than a week after members of a House…
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July 24, 2007
Jim Hood’s Money
The Clarion-Ledger Blog, 7/23/7 Here’s an interesting video floating around. It’s the perfect example of why politicians don’t totally love sites like YouTube. This clip criticizes Dem AG Jim Hood for his campaign contributions and contracts he’s given to contributors. But no name or “paid for” is on the video. So you don’t know who…
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July 24, 2007
Minuteman Project Endorses Bryant
WLBT, 7/23/7 State Auditor Phil Bryant got a major national endorsement Monday as his race for Lieutenant Governor heats up. That endorsement came from Jim Gilcrist, founder and president of the Minuteman Project, a California-based activist group dedicated to the first amendment and fighting illegal immigration. Gilcrist says Bryant’s support for immigration law enforcement is…
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July 24, 2007
Ag commissioner candidates face a variety of challenges
The Sun Herald, 7/23/7 The Department of Agriculture and Commerce touches every Mississippian’s life far more than many assume, and the next commissioner of agriculture and commerce faces a variety of challenges. The commissioner will among other things help protect consumers from harmful imports, help a farm industry hurting under high production costs and potentially…
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July 24, 2007
Four legislative races to be decided in August; most go to November
Four legislative races to be decided in August; most go to November Four Northeast Mississippi legislative races will be decided in Aug. 7 primary elections – all on the Democratic side. In those four races, the winner of the Democratic primary will not face opposition in the November general election. Those four are: – Senate…
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January 28, 2026
Your baby could qualify for $1,000 with a Trump Account. Here’s what to know
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January 28, 2026
Mississippi put on notice of possible penalty over misspent welfare funds
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January 28, 2026
Federal Reserve keeps interest rates unchanged even as Trump continues to insist they be lowered
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January 27, 2026
Nike announces layoffs in Mississippi, Tennessee
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January 20, 2026
SouthWorth acquires Mississippi-based American Furniture Manufacturing
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Frank Corder
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January 13, 2026
Higgins contracted to lead Tate County economic development
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Richelle Putnam
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January 28, 2026
A Southern storyteller finds her small truths in big adventures
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January 28, 2026
Don’t kid yourself
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Meredith Biesinger
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January 27, 2026
Aberdeen goes Mardi Gras
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Sid Salter
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January 28, 2026
Restoring Mississippi’s ballot initiative in 2026: Long road, real stakes, narrow chances
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Hunter Estes
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January 21, 2026
Mississippi Legislators: Be bold this session
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Philip Wegmann
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January 21, 2026
Trump OMB launches full review of federal funds sent to blue states
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