Stacey Wilkes is running for the MS House seat in district 108 opened by Rep. Formby’s departure. Sadly, Wilkes’ campaign and her proxies have launched attacks at outsider Tavish Kelly claiming he is not conservative. Which raises a good question. […]
On Tuesday, May 23rd, voters in Adams County have an important decision to make. The Natchez Adams County School District is asking voters to approve a $35 million bond to finance the building of a brand new high school. The […]
By Senator Chris McDaniel Late last week President Trump unveiled his budget blueprint for the coming fiscal year, and it has provoked the usual reactions of outrage on the Left but also praise from much of the conservative world. Even […]
Roger Wicker Assumes Four Positions On Obamacare 2.0 in Brief Media Interview News of Chris McDaniel’s potential run for U.S. Senate in 2018 has reached the newsrooms of the Beltway’s establishment media operations in the form of the The National […]
By Senator Chris McDaniel Liberals will never tire in attempting to erode the Constitutional rights of gun owners. Gun-control advocates complain that the founding fathers never intended firearms to go unregulated, invoking arguments made by United States Supreme Court Justice […]
By Senator Chris McDaniel At a Jefferson Day dinner party in 1830, President Andrew Jackson raised his glass in a toast and stated, “Our Union: It must be preserved.” Also in the room was his Vice-President, John C. Calhoun. When […]
Your mother’s name is Rep. Sam Mims (R- McComb) and he works in Jackson at the Mississippi State Capitol. Another year, and another vaccine choice bill has died. The only explanation out of Jackson is that, once again, the Nanny State government […]
By Ryan S. Walters Here is another piece I wrote eight years ago in “celebration” of Charles Darwin’s 200th birthday: In one of the unique facts of history, two of the most influential men in world history, Abraham Lincoln and […]
By Ryan S. Walters Today marks the 208th birthday for two of history’s most influential people: Charles Darwin and Abraham Lincoln. This is a piece I wrote eight years ago: This week’s edition of Newsweek has a thought-provoking article on […]
By Senator Chris McDaniel From time to time, people ask about the governing philosophy of conservatism — particularly conservative thought in the State of Mississippi. “What do conservatives in Mississippi believe?” they inquire. “What drives your political viewpoints?”
