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FORECLOSURE SETTLEMENT — AG concedes legislators likely to decide where $14.1M goes (access required)

Mississippi legislators will be the deciders in how to use a $14.2 million direct payment from a $25 billion national mortgage fraud settlement. Attorney General Jim Hood hopes legislators will allocate the money for such things as housing counseling, mortgage-education efforts and for programs to guide victimized homeowners through the settlement process. He concedes, however, [...] [...]

Cartoons – December 5, 2011 (access required)

by Tacy Rayburn Published: December 4,2011

Tags: Dems, GOP, MBJ cartoon, Mississippi Legislature, ricky nobile, Santa

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Harper On Energy

U.S. Rep. Gregg Harper speaks to the 2010 annual business meeting of the U.S. Oil & Gas Association at the King Edward Hotel in Jackson. [...]

GOP-allied group weighs in with $4 million in ads

by Associated Press Published: October 6,2010

Tags: campaign finance, elections, GOP

WASHINGTON (AP) – A deep-pocketed alliance with ties to top Republicans Karl Rove and Ed Gillespie is pumping more than $4 million into key Senate races in a single week of advertising, a crucial infusion to counter a surge in Democratic Party spending as Election Day draws near. The new wave of ads by Crossroads [...] [...]

White House looking to flank GOP on healthcare

by Associated Press Published: February 19,2010

Tags: GOP, healthcare, President of the United States, republicans, White House

WASHINGTON — The White House and congressional leaders are preparing a detailed healthcare proposal designed to win passage without Republican support if GOP lawmakers fail to embrace bipartisan compromises at President Barack Obama’s summit next week. A senior White House official said yesterday that Democratic negotiators are resolving final differences in House and Senate health [...] [...]

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