mississippi is not a family state. kasie, why is my friend haley barbour so tough for dock ran are who is 76? he ought to hang it up at some point. why is haley pushing so forward hard for him? there is loyalty to senator cochran in the state and basis in the argument that senator cochran delivered a lot for the state over the course of his tenure. that s the argument he s making as he tries to broaden his electorate and reach out to democrats or african-american voters and saying, hey, i delivered for mississippi. state senator chris mcdaniel said he may not have voted for hurricane katrina. he may cut defense. that explains why senator mccain was here. one of the fundamental things is people didn t think senator cochran could lose last time around. if you talk to republicans on the establishment said they are saying people woke up, realized senator cochran might be in danger.
now the tea party has momentum. back down in mississippi where they hope they can beat the 76-year-old thad dock ran in tomorrow s primary run-off. in the new poll out today shows mcdaniel headed into tomorrow s run-off election with an eight-point lead over thad cochran, the incumbent. the post writes while thad cochran stumps on years of bringing federal spending back to mississippi the mcdaniel campaign has tapped into a feeling that the country is slipping away. his bet, more voters will turn out for a revolution than highway spending. sam hall the clarion ledger of jackson, mississippi. and amy kramer is a tea party activist. thank you both. speak your minds. sam, what s the feeling among tea party people that animates them most today? i think there is genuine anger now at what they perceived as some of the dirty tactics the
state. kasie, why is my friend haley barbour so tough for dock ran are who is 76? he ought to hang it up at some point. why is haley pushing so forward hard for him? there is loyalty to senator cochran in the state and basis in the argument that senator cochran delivered a lot for the state over the course of his tenure. that s the argument he s making as he tries to broaden his electorate and reach out to democrats or african-american voters and saying, hey, i delivered for mississippi. state senator chris mcdaniel said he may not have voted for hurricane katrina. he may cut defense. that explains why senator mccain was here. one of the fundamental things is people didn t think senator cochran could lose last time around. if you talk to republicans on the establishment said they are saying people woke up, realized senator cochran might be in danger. if he does win tonight it s part of the reason he would be able to pull it out.
virginia. now the tea party has momentum. back down in mississippi where they hope they can beat the 76-year-old thad dock ran in tomorrow s primary run-off. in theçó new poll out today sho mcdaniel headed into tomorrow s run-off election with an eight-point lead over thad cochran, the incumbent. the post writes while thad cochran stumps on years of bringing federal spending back to mississippi the mcdaniel campaign has tapped into añr feeling that the country is slipping away. his bet, more voters will turn out for a revolution than highway spending. sam hall the clarion ledger of jackson, mississippi. and amy kramer is a tea party activist. thank you both. speak your minds. sam, what s the feeling among tea party people that animates them most today? i think there is genuine anger now at what they perceived as some of the dirtyñr tactics e
that doesn t an solve me of responsibility. the department could have dealt with me any way they wanted. that s really what should have been done. instead, they made a circus out of a courtroom. and they made me the person that had to deliver the entertainment. detective furman then appears on the witness stand shamefully refusing to answer questions. is he a racist? yes. is he the worst l.a.p. dmplt has to offer, yes. but the fact that he s a racist and lied about it on the witness stand, does not mean that we haven t proven the defendant guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. he made some mistakes. perhaps he didn t handle them correctly, but the focus should not have been on mark furman. that s total nonsense. what dock ran was an expert at was infuriating minority