Jackson Jambalaya

The names Bennie Thompson and Hayes Dent come immediately to mind.

One had a district redrawn that forever ensures his election based on race.

The other had a district redrawn that ensured his defeat based on race.

And in the interest of kowtowing, our super majority republican legislature is OK with both.

That isn't what Ecclesiastes 6:9 says.

Ecclesiastes 6:9: Better what the eye can see than the wandering of desire. This too is futile and a pursuit of the wind.

Has Crawford gone off of the deep end?

Senator Kirksey, a veteran and military map maker, retired to Jackson, Mississippi, where he implemented significant changes. His contributions were greatly valued, and the area would benefit from having more individuals like him. For now, this is good progress.

Interestingly, Crawford doesn’t explain why this result is so great for the State. I wonder what he meant.

What is the problem with the color of voters? Why should that matter? We are all supposed to be citizens of the U.S. to vote. We are all supposed to be equal. This sound racist to me. If blacks need a place where only blacks can vote what about all of the other people? How about Native Americans, Japanese, Chinese, Irish, and all others? Why can't they all have a place where they are the only people who can vote? That is about the most racist thing I have ever heard about.

8:49 a.m. See The Living Bible.

Neighbor, be it far from me to tell someone else what they should do, but I strongly suggest you find another translation you feel comfortable with. There's no mention of birds in the Hebrew text, and unless I'm mistaken, that is the only translation that uses that wording.

For 1:30PM: Remember the book "Animal Farm" All animals are equal. Some are more equal than others.

Attn 9:34 AM. I never realized that Kirksey was a distinguished “Map Maker”. This ought to get him a statue somewhere in the Capitol city!!! As all readers know, you can never have to many “map makers”.

@July 28, 2024 at 1:30 PM, the color of voters, that doesn’t matter until it matters as decided by your betters, at which point you, sir, have become racist for having the temerity to even compose such a question. Will you never learn?

What would be good news for our state is to cut the number of Representatives and Senators in half. 61 and 26 are plenty for a state of 3 million. Additionally, make the session no more than 60 days. That would actually encourage people to get moving on real legislation and stop gladhanding and back slapping on how good it is to be king over a small number of constituents.

@1:30 It is called a vestige of the past. Our state's racial history haunts us. And Mississippi is a house of horrors.

Why do you publish this hack?

10:46 am, vestige of the past? Doesn't that make them the same as each other? No one learned a damn thing. It is more like revenge. It is like one side saying you did me wrong and it isn't right so we will do the same thing to you and it will be right.

8:49 understanding, over memorizing a verse, is most important. Same thing!

Says one of those chirpers, who, with regularity, claims racism in everything and everybody with whom he finds disagreement.

Only if you find a perverse sense of pleasure in reliving it, daily, and refusing to move beyond it.

Race-baiters who poison the minds of children will keep the haunting history alive will see that it never ends.