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July 19, 2007

Partisanship can be poison when it overrules people’s choices

The Clarion-Ledger Editorial, 7/19/7 It’s fine for politicians to be strictly partisan. That’s what politicians do. People, however, are best served if they retain skepticism and avoid becoming cheerleaders for one team or the other. That’s getting harder and harder, given that the press, especially the national folks, have turned a conversation on any topic…
News  |  Magnolia Tribune  • 
July 19, 2007

Hood Sees No Potential For “Major Difference” In State Primaries

WLOX, 7/18/7 Mississippi’s chief legal officer says he does not believe a federal judge’s ruling in an election lawsuit will have a major impact on how political parties conduct their primaries. “I don’t see it … 10 years down the road, as being a major difference in how people vote in Mississippi,” Attorney General Jim…