Congressional candidate E. Brian Rose of Ocean Springs reported this week that incumbent Representative Steven Palazzo has failed to respond to a debate challenge ahead of the 2018 Republican Primary. Rose issued the challenge on June 12th in letters mailed […]
A solution to the current healthcare debate (medical care and health insurance) is possible and will require a paradigm shift from policy makers and the American electorate. The current plans from our lawmakers are unsustainable and leads to continued autocratic […]
In what was undoubtedly the most tragic episode of the 2014 U. S. Senate primary, Jackson attorney Mark Mayfield, a supporter of Sen. Chris McDaniel, took his own life after the powerful players who stood behind Sen. Thad Cochran had […]
Senator Roger Wicker supports changing Mississippi’s state flag and it’s because of the inclusion of the banner of the Confederate army, which he deems “offensive” to many of the state’s citizens. And he has not been shy about his newfound […]
The big policy battle taking shape at the moment is the on-going debate over the Senate version of Ryancare, dubbed Trumpcare, a proposal that will, if you can believe the GOP establishment, fulfill a long-standing Republican promise to repeal and […]
In an interesting article this week, Erick Erickson, formerly of Red State but now with The Resurgent, called for us to consider secession as an alternative strategy for our current national distress. Why? With the latest violent incident by leftist […]
The double standard exercised in politics is unbelievable and true conservatives are often the biggest victims. Case in point: Melanie Sojourner, former State Senator from Natchez. I recently ran across an article from a Mississippi political blog that ran in […]
By Patrick J. Buchanan President Trump may be chief of state, head of government and commander in chief, but his administration is shot through with disloyalists plotting to bring him down. We are approaching something of a civil war where […]
I have a good friend who always poses the same question to political candidates at every forum he attends, no matter the office, be it governor or city council. The question may be the same but it’s a great one to […]
Over the last several months, there has been a lot of attention focused on privacy issues, mainly surrounding the Obama administration, but how are our Republican politicians doing when it comes to privacy? Not as well as you might think. […]
