supermajority in heavily gerrymandered state house voted to create an entirely separate court system, and expanded police force within the city of jackson, the blackest city in america, that would be appointed completely by white state officials. that means that the voters of jackson, which is 80% black, do not get to elected judges or prosecutors in the separate district, unlike what happens in any other part of the state. white officials currently hold all of the state wipe positions, and they do the appointing. and no black official has ever held any of these positions. in fact, the last time a black mississippi held statewide office was during reconstruction. and the state, despite being one third african american, is gerrymandered to have exactly one black congressman, representative and general sixth committee chairman bennie thompson. meanwhile, the republican who introduced the republican bill, draconian bill says because it s there s a lot of court cases in the country that co
and get a different talent pool of people that might not be so political. it would absolutely be cheaper in terms of cost of living and taxes, changing 17% every employee, cheaper on both those and certainly have access to best talent in the world. certainly not as political as who he has access to in the valley. i agree with you, i m working every angle possible, doing this interview early in the morning and trying to get the message that miami would welcome twitter with open arms and think it is on brand and think his transparent twitter and making sure people know their status and are not being shadowbanned or censored is on brand with miami, freest city in america. carley: great point and we know elon musk is a busy man
then we have the other half that america left behind. and those folks say, fine. that america was great for you. it didn t work for us. and so the conflict comes from this group saying, you re trying to destroy that america because you re changing it. and the other group is saying, no. we just want it for us, too. to understand the kind of drastic upheaval that s taken place in michigan over the past hundred years we just need to look to detroit. in the first half of the 20th century the city was an industrial boom town with high paying blue collar jobs in manufacturing. after world war ii many of those good jobs began to disappear. racial tension and widespread reports of police brutality fueled riots in 1967 and fault lines were drawn. detroit became the blackest city in america and a democratic stronghold. while many whites headed for the suburbs and rural michigan with grievances of a lost way of