Cartoon – October 31, 2011

by Ricky Nobile Published: October 30,2011
Tags: governor's race, Jim Hood, Johnny Dupree, MBJ cartoon, Phil Bryant, ricky nobile
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by Ricky Nobile Published: October 30,2011
Tags: governor's race, Jim Hood, Johnny Dupree, MBJ cartoon, Phil Bryant, ricky nobile
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by Marty Wiseman Published: September 11,2011
Tags: governor, governor's race, Marty Wiseman, MBJ column, Mississippi, political
As we embark on this year’s general election campaign for governor, the question has arisen as to the number one policy issue that should be addressed by the candidates. In a state like Mississippi where there are so many needs there is no shortage of worthy initiatives for which a case can be made to [...] [...]
by Marty Wiseman Published: August 14,2011
Tags: 2011 primaries, governor's race, Marty Wiseman, MBJ column
As the first round of the 2011 primaries is in the books, things are very similar to what they might have been 40 years ago. While one party is packing up the campaign materials and anticipating taking the respective oaths of office, the other is looking for bright spots where it can find them. The [...] [...]

by For the MBJ Published: August 14,2011
Tags: Cowboys and Aliens, governor's race, MBJ cartoon, Phil Bryant, ricky nobile
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by MBJ Staff Published: July 24,2011
Tags: agriculture, banking and finance, Bryant, construction, courts, disaster, disaster recovery, education, energy, environment, federal government, governor's race, healthcare, higher education, jobs, Lady Gaga, MBJ Editorial, Mississippi, Mississippi Business Journal, offshore drilling, oil and gas, oil spill, publicly traded company, real estate, recession, republican, severe weather, Tea Party, unemployment, Weather
This publication has been more than critical of Lt. Gov. Phil Bryant in many areas, particularly during his run for governor, for which he will go head-to-head with Dave Dennis, Hudson Holliday and Ron Williams on Aug. 2 in the Republican primary. Insiders admit to us that he has deserved much of the criticism. His [...] [...]

by Clay Chandler Published: October 22,2009
JACKSON — Plenty of politicians and political hopefuls were making the rounds at the Mississippi Economic Council’s Hobnob Wednesday in Jackson. Bill Luckett, who is pursuing the Democratic nomination for governor, was one of them. Luckett’s campaign has hummed along pretty quietly since he made it official that he was running about two weeks ago. [...] [...]