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August 9, 2015
@GeoffPender – Breaker-one-nine for the Democratic Party
Breaker-one-nine for the Democratic Party Democratic leaders, speculating they could take advantage of the establishment GOP-tea party rift, were talking of taking back the state House majority and turning back the Red tide of the last two decades. But the Yellow Dog took its worst kicking ever on Tuesday night, and it didn’t come from…
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August 9, 2015
Analysis on Sen. Nancy Collins defeat
POINT-COUNTERPOINT: Collins’ defeat taught a painful lesson The Aug. 4 primaries provided many opportunities for changing our representatives in our state government. If there are citizens who feel that established incumbents cannot be defeated, and if these citizens feel that American democracy has become so corrupt that common citizens have no chance to challenge the…
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August 9, 2015
Blankenhorn: Repair MAEP, strengthen accountability
Blankenhorn: Repair MAEP, strengthen accountability Pickering also provides presentations to various parties interested in public education. Here are some excerpts: 1. Funding has increased annually since FY2012 as follows (rounded): • FY 2013 $34.7 million • FY 2014 $53.0 million • FY 2015 $95.7 million • FY 2016 (estimate) $105.2 million 2. MEAP is plagued…
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August 9, 2015
Grant Callen: Tunica shows money won’t solve education woes
Callen: Tunica shows money won’t solve education woes n one of the poorest regions of the nation, the Tunica County School District spends $11,471 per student per year. That is almost $2,500 more per student than the Mississippi average and almost $4,500 more than neighboring Desoto County, one of the highest-performing districts in the state.…
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August 7, 2015
David Dallas lionizes #RobertGray, blasts Democrats and strips the bark off of Bennie Thompson
DAVID DALLAS — Mississippi goes cray-cray for Gray It’s bad, Democrats. Real bad. Let’s go ahead and get this point out of the way: it is about race. There is still a huge amount of distrust among whites and blacks throughout the state and it hurts the party. “It has much to do with how…
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August 7, 2015
SALTER: Congress kicks federal highway can down the road
Another extension as political can is kicked down the deteriorating highway And the political can gets kicked a short way down the deteriorating highway once again. The Federal Highway Trust Fund gets a three-month reprieve as Congress has once again applied a short term political fix to the nation’s long term infrastructure problems. President Obama…
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August 7, 2015
Haley Barbour: Trump tapping into anger in the country
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August 7, 2015
PSC: MS Power can credit bills unless ratepayers request a check
Getting Your Money Back: Kemper Refund Approved by State PSC If you’re on Mississippi Power, you’ve probably been waiting for word on how you’ll get your refund from the improper rate increase from the Kemper Coal Plant. Thursday the state Public Service Commission approved Mississippi Power’s plan to credit your bill. You can also get…
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August 7, 2015
Gov. Bryant issues executive orders to reform public contracting process
RELEASE: Governor Bryant Orders State Contracting Reforms JACKSON—Gov. Phil Bryant has issued two executive orders to reform the public contracting process in Mississippi. The actions are based on recommendations from the Task Force on Contracting and Procurement that Gov. Bryant established in November 2014. Executive Order 1361 requires the Mississippi Department of Corrections to become…
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August 7, 2015
Mayor Mary lost home county of Madison in Auditor race, says light has to shine
Hawkins-Butler loses Auditor’s race Madison County’s final numbers have Pickering winning Madison County with nearly 57 percent of the vote and Fitch winning with nearly 66 percent. Statewide, Pickering won 67 percent of the vote and Fitch won 57 percent of the vote. Hawkins Butler said even though she lost the battle she is still…
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August 7, 2015
Lt. Gov. Reeves (R) compares Dem opponent’s plan for Mississippi to Obama
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR FIGHT CARD SET Tate Reeves draws strong comparisons between Johnson and President Barack Obama. “He has told the voters that he wants to, in essence, run Mississippi government like President Obama is running the federal government. If that’s what Mississippians think that they want – if they want President Obama to have four…
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August 6, 2015
MCJ EDITORIAL/Hollywood Hood’s secret Gmail
EDITORIAL/Hollywood Hood’s secret Gmail It is doubtful many Mississippians care about Hood’s collusion with Hollywood corporate billionaires fighting Silicon Valley corporate billionaires. Although it might explain why Hollywood has become interested in Hood and given thousands of dollars to his re-election campaign. We do find it disturbing that our taxpayer dollars – along with the…
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Daniel Tyson
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August 6, 2025
Commissioner Trusty shares FCC’s plan to unleash growth, internet access
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Daniel Tyson
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August 6, 2025
Jackson residents want safer streets
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Frank Corder
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August 6, 2025
Governor Reeves: Voters rejected Medicaid expansion in Tuesday’s GOP Senate primaries
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Lynne Jeter
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August 5, 2025
Mancuso Chemicals investing $5.52 million in the Magnolia State
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August 4, 2025
Cherry elected Mississippi Power chairman, CEO
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Lynne Jeter
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July 17, 2025
Southern Miss, Integer Technologies land $25 million defense contract
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Richelle Putnam
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August 6, 2025
The Song Inside Us All: Voices from the 2025 MSA Pines Region Songwriters Festival
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Alistair Begg
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August 6, 2025
Bringing out the best in people
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Meredith Biesinger
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August 5, 2025
A Bit of the Sip: Oxford serves up flavor, fun, and philanthropy
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Sid Salter
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August 6, 2025
Will moving Neshoba stump speeches to June in 2026 lessen the fair’s political impact?
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Russ Latino
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August 5, 2025
The “no public money to private schools” mantra of school choice opponents is objectively dumb
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Russ Latino
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August 3, 2025
Sydney Sweeney’s good genes and America’s obsession with victimhood outrage
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