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It was Republican Barbour’s PAC who bought the Democrat machine ground game against McDaniels, the dog whistle robo calls in the black districts, and it was Republican Mitch McConnell who raised $800,000 against McDaniels in just one low profile NRSC evening time coin exchange.

Nevermind the Mississippi Republican Party leadership against McDaniels, from top to bottom who dirtied up the ballots with their own hands.

Neither can a single Republican senator be found uttering even a peep against the corruption of the MISSISSIPPI election against McDaniels, the ballots, Republican voters, or of the chattel made of black voters by the corrupt Republican machine.

To “Remember Mississippi”, for me anyway, means taking a look at the Republican voters around who are still willing to sharecrop for the Establishment. They are going to hang us all by acting as props for the dirty tricks crowd.

They worship a false god of “numbers”, enough they say, to take the senate and reward the corruption. Some here, would still vote for Cochran, when
Mississippi at minimum needs to skip the Cochran vote and sit out that line on their ballot.

Otherwise, we may as well cut them loose permanently and go Third Party. Conservatives can’t vote for corrupt politicians, but RINO voters will. I recommend to leave them to their fate and remove their dead weight out of our way, before they place all of us under the yoke of the Uni Marxist Party they are helping build. But that’s just me.

These voters are all over FR and are suggesting loud and clear that we should already forget and never “Remember Mississippi”. We haven’t even cleaned up the crime scene, we have the kill bosses by the throat, who did the crime, and these people pronounce them innocent for some sick “numbers” game. I’d go so far as to say these kind are complicit, if this stands.