Hyde-Smith was almost a cartoonish character, like a female Col Reb. Colom seems to be a widely respected and even thinking person who would have made a great judge.

Even with that it took a national blue wave to get him in office by a percentage point. I don't think the state of Mississippi has shifted just yet.

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Posted by Novastar

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Posted on 11/13/26 at 10:12 am to lsualum96

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I just love seeing all the bigots up and down this thread trying to claim “Black and Brown people vote based on skin color”, when it’s been CLEAR white folks have been doing this for well over 100 years, especially in Louisiana and Mississippi. It’s why we’re seeing them respond the way they are on this thread.

It’s also convenient to try and point out Black leadership in certain cities, but at the same time failing to point out the piss poor leadership in red states. It’s almost laughable, if it wasn’t sad.

Either way, it’s a new day for America. Democrats control the US Congress and 75% of governorships. Trump is now a lame duck and we can begin removing the imbeciles surrounding him, starting with the idiotic Hegseth. LOL!

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Posted on 11/13/26 at 10:46 am to lsualum96

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Posted by lsualum96

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Posted on 11/13/26 at 11:58 am to TD422

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So keep voting like you do, and one day your children, or relatives, will inherit the shithole you create. Because there are so many examples of socialism that have provided utopias around the world. But you're too much of a true believer to use common sense to see what your politics actually create.

I love the melt! Keep it up losers. Me and my socialist friends enjoy the MAGA tears.

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Posted by lsualum96

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Posted on 11/13/26 at 12:02 pm to mmcgrath

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Even with that it took a national blue wave to get him in office by a percentage point. I don't think the state of Mississippi has shifted just yet.

Well, I think it's clear there's been a shift. But is it a complete turning back of the clock...............? No. That will take some time. The racist system in place in Mississippi (and Louisiana), has been in place for well over 100 years. But, now the people see that voting matters. If it didn't, the Southern states, Mississippi and Louisiana in this case, wouldn't work so hard to make voting as difficult as they do and have in the past. But a new day is upon us.