Holy Crap: Corruption in the Mississippi Senate race looks much worse than we thought

The Right Scoop ^ | 6-30-2014 | The Right Scoop

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According to the work of Charles C. Johnson and Joel S. Gilbert, what we thought was just a racist campaign to get people out to vote in the Cochran vs McDaniel Mississippi Senate race was the tip of the iceberg. It now appears to be a vote buying scandal right out of the office of Thad Cochran himself:

Reverend Stevie Fielder, associate pastor at historic First Union Missionary Baptist Church and former official at Meridian’s redevelopment agency, says he delivered “hundreds or even thousands,” of blacks to the polls after being offered money and being assured by a Cochran campaign operative that Chris McDaniel was a racist. “They [the Cochran campaign] told me to offer blacks fifteen dollars each and to vote for Thad.”

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Retweeted by Steve Deace Matthew Boyle ‏@mboyle1 30m Democrat Pastor Accuses Thad Cochran Campaign of Vote-for-Pay Scheme http://bit.ly/1nYhUvY via @BreitbartNews

[Kenny]

Oh.... wait..... Tupelo is your screen name? Oh, ok; you’re a Haley Barbour dude aren’t you?

I think he is. Do we have to endure liberal trolls again this whole election season. Why do they come here and annoy us?

[sheikdetailfeather]

Retweeted by Steve Deace Rick Shaftan ‏@Shaftan 46m It's hitting the fan right now in Mississippi. Gasoline's just been thrown on the fire. #MSSen #OrangeSuitsForAll

[txhurl]

Mississippi Burning!

[txhurl]

Seen mrsmel around?

[OneWingedShark]

ROMNEY/DOLE 2016!

That's not electable enough; we need…

   Romney/McCain 2016   

(Yes, that's sarcasm.)

[Viennacon]

Nope. Artcore neither

[Beowulf9]

Ooh!

[txhurl]

Crazy stuff happens all the time in Austin that I only find out about here on FR... media blackout is rampant.

[Jim Noble]

I’ve spent the last week in London, utterly transformed from the London I lived in in the 70s

A city that was poor is now wealthy.

The relevance to our discussion? It’s all the work of Margaret Thatcher, who changed all the rules. So much so that the Conservative party elders have made damn sure no one like her can ever emerge again.

Just as the Roves and the Barbours are making Reagan prevention THEIR holy grail.

Right now, over here, if you vote Labour or Conservative, you get the same thing. The only things the parties can change are the things that don’t matter. Sound familiar?

[Chaguito]

2nd paragraph “Baird” should read “Fielder”. It’s wrong in the original article.

[Mozilla]

This Charles C. Johnson is the guy from Breitbart.com who was recently fired. He was hired to be a investigator and debunk the birthers, but he started to question Breitbart.com after Andrew died. So he was let go for trying to write stuff that they didn’t approve so now he teamed up with Joel Gilbert.

[Viennacon]

Time to slap down the GOP... IN COURT!

[OrioleFan]

Cochran and Wicker might both have to step down, so Barbour can reappoint them to each other’s Senate seats...

[OneWingedShark]

Thought you two might be interested; give the discussion earlier touched on civil unrest and CWII — don’t know if this should be a spark ping... it’s not really government-overreach.

[txhurl]

Barbour is no longer Governor. He’s graduated to Head Grifter.

[INVAR]

Great work! Blogged this story just now to do my part in helping it go viral.

[Viennacon]

Thank you. I am truly hoping we can ‘Dan Rather’ these crooked thieves.

[a fool in paradise]

Democrats and RINOs colluding with one another to steal an election.

[GeronL]

Republicans and Democrats worked together in a bipartisan and diverse fashion to slander and steal an election from their common enemy, a conservative.

Now we have people coming to this forum and telling us to get over it and vote for the R’s because they are better than the D’s.

“We need to win the Senate”... they claim

I am still not sure how conservatives are part of the “we” in that last statement.