by Associated Press Published: April 18,2012
Tags: Brigham Young University, Clinton, Condoleezza Rice, Duke Universit, Gov. Mike Huckabee, Mississippi, Mississippi Business Journal, Mississippi College, Mitt Romney, President George W. Bush, republican, Secretary of State, Sen. Bob Dole, Soviet, Taylor Stringer
CLINTON — Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice says she wouldn’t want to hold that position again. >> BUSINESS BLOG Former secretary of state, KiOR board member Condoleeza Rice visits Mississippi>> “You should never go home twice,” Rice told reporters at Mississippi College in Clinton. Rice visited the school Tuesday to address benefactors at a [...] [...]
It was sort of like the occasional total eclipse of the sun, an event that occurs only rarely and when it does everyone makes it a point to watch because it will be a while before it happens again. Of course I am referring to the Republican Presidential primary that played out in Mississippi during [...] [...]
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by Marty Wiseman Published: February 12,2012
Tags: and polarize it, Chicago, Democracy, Democrat, Donald Trump, freeze it, Have-Nots, Haves, Marty Wiseman, Mississippi, Mississippi Business Journal, Mitt Romney, New York elite, Newt Gingrich, personalize it, Pick a target, President Barack Obama, republican, Reveille for Radicals, Rules for Radicals: A Pragmatic Primer for Realistic Radicals, Saul Alinsky, socialist-free democracy, Washington elite
“Fascinating” is certainly one way to describe Newt Gingrich’s continuous invocation of the name of famed community organizer Saul Alinsky in his effort to hang a derogatory label on President Barack Obama. Given Gingrich’s penchant for shooting from the hip (lip?) when it comes to political rhetoric one or two references to Alinsky could be [...] [...]
BILOXI — Former U.S. Sen. Trent Lott of Mississippi says he’s supporting fellow Republican Mitt Romney in the 2012 presidential race. Lott says that he’s been looking at the GOP field. He thinks Romney can appeal to independents and would have the best chance to win. Finance reports released Oct. 14 show the New Republican [...] [...]
Like it or not, the Presidential election campaign is upon us. It is quite amazing that the process of electing a President is now a two-year ordeal – fully half of a four-year Presidential term. As the trite saying goes, “it is what it is” so we all best get ready. The able staff of [...] [...]
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