Y'all Politics & Supertalk Mississippi (WFMN) teamed up create the Top 50 Award. No longer will the beautiful people just tell each other they are beautiful, now you get to nominate them as well. ;-) Y'all Politics announced the contest today:
The Mississippi Top 50 Award is being created to recognize those that help, by virtue of their position and talent, move the conversation in Mississippi forward. Mississippi is graced with tremendous talent in government, the political sphere, business, media and culture.
This is an annual list of the people judged to be the most influential leaders in the state. This bipartisan selection of leaders comes from the ranks of local, state and federal elected and appointed officials; political leaders; government affairs professionals; public policy advocates; economic development professionals; business leaders; media professionals and other leaders. Nominations are open through September 2.
The categories are:
• Elected/Appointed Government Officials
• Lobbying/Government Relations
• Business, Culture and Media
The awards are sponsored by Y’all Politics, Mississippi’s leading political website and SuperTalk Mississippi, Mississippi’s leading statewide radio network. Awardees are nominated through an open process. There is no cost to nominate, be nominated or to receive an award. However, one must be nominated to be considered. Nominees will be notified of their nomination immediately, and awardees will be notified of their selection in late 2016. Awardees will be announced via the MSTop50.com website starting in early October....
Hmmm.... who should we nominate? So many choices, so few spots. I may create my own list today.
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How many times can you nominate yourself? Asking for a friend...
Land blast them with Kennuff Stokes nominations!!!
Y'all Politics, "Mississippi's leading political website."
Gee, Frank, think a lot of yourself, huh?
It's actually a perfect pairing. The two entities MOST in the tank for senile, drooling Thad Cochran two years ago form a mutual admiration society and sponsor a popularity contest.
Paul Gallo and Frank Corder are maybe the two least intellectually stimulating, self-appointed "conversation movers" in the state. Neither ever has an original thought, and Frank is just a mouthpiece for whatever person or position is popular among GOP circles on any given day.
What a joke.
Prediction on award winners from Frank Corder and Supertalk:
• Elected/Appointed Government Officials: Tate Reeves and Phil Bryant
• Lobbying/Government Relations: Haley Barbour and Chip Pickering
• Business, Culture and Media: Steve Davenport, CEO TeleSouth Communications, & Frank Corder owner of coffee shop and aggregator of other people's content.
Book it now.
"The Mississippi Top 50 Award is being created to recognize those that help, by virtue of their position and talent, move the conversation in Mississippi forward."
This description disqualifies most government officials and media entities in the state, it seems.
Never picked for class favorite? Still hopelessly insecure despite your moderately high profile job in the 50th greatest state in America?
No problem!
Y'all Politics and Supertalk present the 1st Annual Great Mississippi Circle Jerk: Nominate yourse ... err, I mean a colleague ... today!
Let's nominate the one person who is dominating the conversation with law enforcement in Mississippi, Joel Bomgar. Joel is now the most despised elected official by law enforcement probably in Mississippi history. From being the only republican this year voting to make dope legal, not voting to place a fine on child sex offenders and now wanting to take away law enforecements ability to confiscate drug dealers property, Joel has in just 6 months become the most hated elected official to them. Congratulations Madison County!!!
#Don'tBlameMeIVotedforBartley
My List:
John Reeves
Mitch Tyner
Mary Hawkins
#TrumpTrain
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Can we unironically nominate Will Longwitz?
Y'all can all quit wasting your time on names to nominate. Assuming that Lange and Davenport will be the judges of their scheme, its clear who will win.
Gilbert! Our SOS. He will win all categories, because we all know (or at least he believes) he deserves them all and with Lange and Davenport's noses so far up his behind, he is a shoe in.
"Alexa Traffic Ranking
Rank in the United States as of August 1st, 2016
Ranking calculated using a combination of average daily visitors to the site and pageviews on the site from users in the United States over the past month. Updated daily.
Jackson Jambalaya = 57,799▼
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The Rez News = 1,088,440▲"
No way that's right.
Use to listen to Gallo. However, he has become a megaphone for Feel. Nothing but a promoter for him and Barbour. Not about ideology, just them, whatever their agenda.
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