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March 11, 2008

HAMPTONBLOG – Jesse Jackson and morning in Miss.

Jesse Jackson and morning in Miss. “Tomorrow represents a sort of morning in Mississippi,” Jackson said. Jackson had just returned to Chicago after doing an “Bloody Sunday” observance march at the Edmund Pettus Bridge in rememberance of the attack on civil rights marchers in 1965. He talked of the change in Mississippi and the South.…
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March 11, 2008

Taylor: Presidential Endorsement Based On Support For All-Perils Bill

WLOX, 3/11/8 Mississippi has a total of 40 delegates who will have a say in who becomes the Democratic nominee for president. Thirty-three delegates will be divvied up based on Tuesday’s primary vote. Seven other super-delegates can align with whichever candidate they like. One of Mississippi’s super-delegates is fourth district Congressman Gene Taylor. So far,…