McDaniel is running as an independent conservative.
MS does have a better choice.
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I can see the republican and the independent splitting the vote and putting a democrat in office.
Alabama and Mississippi, two strong red states, may both have democrats in the senate. How do republicans keep screwing things up?
The GOP insists on very conservative states having Cheap Labor Express stooges for their Senators.
I can see the republican and the independent splitting the vote and putting a democrat in office.
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Thats not how it works. Youve been listening to entirely too much RINO propaganda.
There are no primaries for special elections in Mississippi. Instead, this special election to replace Cochran will be held in November as a NONPARTISAN (i.e., the candidates wont have a R or a D next to their names on the ballot). On the ballot will be two Democrat candidates plus Hyde-Smith (the former Democrat now turned Republican) and McDaniel (the conservative Republican). If no candidate gets a majority of the vote (and they wont) then there will be a nonpartisan runoff later in November of the top two vote-getting candidates.
Realistically, Espy (the main Democrat) will be in that runoff along with EITHER Hyde-Smith or McDaniel. So THERE WILL BE NO VOTE SPLITTING BETWEEN REPUBLICANS IN THE RUNOFF.
McDaniel is by far the best Republican candidate in the race.
There will be a runoff a few weeks later between the top 2 on
November 27th.
http://www.thegreenpapers.com/G18/MS