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March 8, 2011
MCDANIEL – Redistricting
Redistricting The two chambers, for decades, have abided by “gentlemen’s agreement” that each would approve the other’s redistricting plan, but times and circumstances have changed dramatically. Democrats nationwide have continued their agressive shift to embrace a radical, liberal agenda. Since the House remains firmly in the grip of its most liberal elements, it would not…
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March 7, 2011
MS for Fair Redistricting urges Senate to “kill the House redistricting plan”
Statement of Mississippians for Fair Redistricting on the Senate’s Consideration of the House Redistricting Plan Statement from MFR Chairman Jim Herring: Analysis of the redistricting plan passed by House Democrats reveals that it is a flawed incumbent protection plan that fails to pass muster under Mississippi Code Section 5-3-101, and fails to serve the interests…
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March 5, 2011
Zach Scruggs proposes to depose everyone under sun after shying away from 1st trial
Hattip NMC He lists the depositions he wishes to take and notes facts he thinks each may know, starting with Sid Backstrom and his dad, who he says will exonerate him. Also in the cast-of-deponents are Joey Langston, Tim Balducci, Steve Patterson, Judge Lackey, F.B.I. Agent Delaney, Tom Dawson, Bob Norman, and Magistrate Judge David…
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March 5, 2011
YP BREAKING – Republicans hold strong against Billy McCoy redistricting plan in the House
Republicans held 49 of 53 votes against the Billy McCoy-driven, Democrat redistricting plan. Though the Democrats in the House made much todo that their plan passed committee with only one dissenting vote (Rep. Jim Evans (D) of Jackson), keep in mind that there was only 1 Republican on that redistricting committee in the House. This…
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March 4, 2011
For those that want to geek out on redistricting, the House plan is out
The fight's about to begin by Alan Lange
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March 4, 2011
NMC – The Government clears up its position about Zach Scruggs’s discovery request
The Government clears up its position about Zach Scruggs’s discovery request I think it can be fairly said that the Government has indicated an objection here. A couple of other things are clear. The Government lays out what it’s positions will be in the hearing: First, that Zach Scruggs has to prove actual factual innocence,…
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March 3, 2011
YP – Will Zach Scruggs legal team employ . . . the Chewbacca defense?
Chef AidTags: SOUTHPARKmore…
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March 2, 2011
Q-Day in Mississippi – The field is set . . . egg sucking dogs and all
Indeed there were a couple of small surprises By Alan Lange
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March 1, 2011
Headline of the week – [Hattiesburg] Officials issue an apology for odor
Headline of the week – [Hattiesburg] Officials issue an apology for odor As press releases go, the one sent out late Friday afternoon by Hattiesburg city officials didn’t have a lot of new information. The release, though, did include an apology from Mayor Johnny DuPree and the city council for not responding more quickly to…
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March 1, 2011
Mississippi GOP Statement on Legislative Redistricting Proposals
Mississippi Republican Party Statement on Legislative Redistricting Proposals Mississippi Republican Party Chairman Arnie Hederman has issued the following statement on legislative redistricting proposals and House Speaker Billy McCoy’s editorial in The Clarion-Ledger dated February 27, 2011: “We are pleased that Speaker McCoy has gone on the record endorsing key principles in our legislative redistricting process,…
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March 1, 2011
Kingfish has Hinds County redistriting maps
Kingfish has Hinds County redistriting maps Proposed Hinds County redistricting maps are up on the county website and posted below. The target population for each district is 49,057. Census data show Hinds County Supervisor districts have the following population: District 1: 48,853 District 2: 45,312 District 3: 48,823 District 4: 53,396 District 5: 47,901 Jackson…
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February 28, 2011
Haley Barbour pushes back
Haley Barbour pushes back This is smart politics. Barbour can’t allow himself to be so closely associated with racism that Republicans decide he’s an electoral liability, as some already have. But the optimal level of race-related controversy for Barbour is not zero. If he is seen to be under attack from the left on spurious…
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Jeremy Pittari
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Mississippi lawmakers impose new tax on kratom
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Frank Corder
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Lynne Jeter
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Lynne Jeter
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