Immigrant Detainee Has Lunch
Immigrant Detainee Watches TV
Immigrant Detainee Buys Groceries
Immigrant Detainee Drinks Milkshake
Immigrant Detainee Walks Down Street
Immigrant Detainee Sings Karaoke
Immigrant Detainee Searches For Bigfoot
Immigrant Detainee Contacts Elvis
Immigrant Detainee Finds Pot of Gold at End of Rainbow
Immigrant Detainee Can Believe It's Not Butter
After what seems like forever, how far are we from seeing these headlines? I know a manipulative sob story when I read one. It's almost like...she's getting exactly what she wants. Fawning press coverage from the state's newspaper, which is owned by a national newspaper brand, which will then be on national wires.
Between that and the distinct "this is Anti-Woman" slant of the last week (keeping up with "Anti-Woman" bills? Who exactly determines that?) it's like...they're setting up a narrative. Who benefits? Other than the state's finest Conway Twitty impersonator, you mean?
Showing posts with label Mississippi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mississippi. Show all posts
Monday, March 20, 2017
Wednesday, November 4, 2015
A Note on The Election
Surely this will not go unnoticed, but I saw the map on the CL website and did some research.
The map is found...here.
Adams
Clay
Copiah
Issaquena
Jasper
Jeff Davis
Kemper
Pike
Quitman
Sharkey
Tallahatchie
Yazoo
Leake
Neshoba
Panola
All these counties were won by Bryant. Some by fairly large margins.
What do these have in common? They are majority African-American (or in the case of the last three, have no majority race). I may have missed some more in my haphazard research.
I know that turnout was probably down due to a weak Democrat candidate. I also read the map as Noxubee County, home of our old friend Ike Brown, being the only county in the eastern 2/3 of the state to go Democrat (well done, Ike!). But, possibly, could it be that the residents of these counties voted for...Low taxes? An environment that allows for job creation? *Gasp*...against expanding government?
I might be the only one pondering this. I'm sure there will be a lot of scholarly articles written about it. Or, the CL map could be wrong. Or ignored. Or whatever. All of those are possibilities.
The map is found...here.
Labels:
Elections,
Ike Brown,
Mississippi,
Mississippi Counties
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