#mississippi

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An interesting side quest for those closely following the #Mississippi Senate results: The race featured an independent candidate named Ty Pinkins who is a black former Democrat. Did he take votes from Scott Colom or Cindy Hyde-Smith? He says the latter, and might be right:
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Here's Marc Elias on the ballot fight: https://www.democracydocket.com/news-alerts/live-updates-mississippi-senate-race-heads-toward-ballot-fight/ #Mississippi #Senate #midterms
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#Senate in #Mississippi is another race we're all watching, of course. The state government kicked a bunch of blue voters, probably mostly Black people, off the voter roles. They had to vote with provisional ballots. The Nazis are going to try to challenge those-- I mean, they'd stop digging the hole they're in if they were wise, but Nazis are the definition of unwise. Anyway, I'm waiting to celebrate on that too until it's done and dusted. In the meantime... #midterms
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#ScottColom was to be nominated #Federal #Judge in 2022. He was blocked. By #Mississippi #Republican #Senator #CindyHydeSmith Her reason: #Colom's support for #transRights So he ran for the #Senate If he wins, he will be the first #Black Senator from Mississippi since #Reconstruction (1875!). #MS is 37% black, highest % of black residents of any #USA state Now look at this #vote tally so far And tell me your vote doesn't matter
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@indivisibleteam@mastodon.social Adding some hashtags for more visibility #Mississippi #USPol #USPolitics
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After years and years of Republicans yelling that Democrats would take away people's burgers, Republicans have now taken away people's burgers. A MAGA senator in Mississippi told voters to "pick another protein." Her opponent, Scott Colom, just ran this funny ad showing Mississippians saying they'd rather pick another senator. https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/articles/pick-another-protein-gop-senator-141811829.html#Mississippi #GOP #MAGA
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The myth of “shared suffering” in Vicksburg turned history into faith—and faith into amnesia---for although the first war ended in 1865; the second one still shapes how Southerners see suffering, loss, freedom, sacrifice—and the redemptive struggle for truth. 1/20 Image: Confederate General Lloyd Tilghman dies with flair. Monument at Vicksburg National Military Park, Vicksburg, MS. Source: RoadsideAmerica. #history #Histodons #CivilWar #Mississippi #BlackMastodon #Photography #BlackAndWhite
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