Several have asked me to make recommendations for the upcoming election. The establishment folks have spent millions in the past few months in an attempt to end the conservative movement. This election is Mississippi’s fight for conservative government. If the liberal Hosemann side of the Republican party wins on Tuesday, Mississippi will return to Democrat controlled government within a few years.
I appreciate the way you have kept us informed over your past two terms. That’s a rarity. I thank you for your strong stance on watching what happens to the money for the people of Desoto County
Can we write these down to bring with us or is that a no-no? People, please don't vote for Democrats. They will say whatever they need to say to get elected. It is not against the law for politicians to lie. Remember that.
I've been telling my church family the exact same thing, "...if I don’t know anything about either candidate I vote against the incumbent." However the "Buckley Rule" is always in the back of my mind. What is your take on supporting "the rightwardmost viable candidate" especially in our "RINO Red" state? Is there a difference in applicability whether it is a local, state or federal office?
Recommendations for Tomorrow's Election
I appreciate the way you have kept us informed over your past two terms. That’s a rarity. I thank you for your strong stance on watching what happens to the money for the people of Desoto County
Thanks for taking the time to do this, Dana. I agree with your choices on all of these that serve in my area of Mississippi.
Any suggestions for the Republican governor's race? I'm sure not voting for Reeves again!
Can we write these down to bring with us or is that a no-no? People, please don't vote for Democrats. They will say whatever they need to say to get elected. It is not against the law for politicians to lie. Remember that.
I've been telling my church family the exact same thing, "...if I don’t know anything about either candidate I vote against the incumbent." However the "Buckley Rule" is always in the back of my mind. What is your take on supporting "the rightwardmost viable candidate" especially in our "RINO Red" state? Is there a difference in applicability whether it is a local, state or federal office?