SAMPLE ... Ballot STATE OF MISSISSIPPI; 2018 General Election; Tuesday, November 06, 2018

www.sos.ms.gov Elections-Voting Documents SAMPLE BALLOT ^ | Oct 24, 2018

[Yosemitest]

This is just an EXCERPT of the many pages from the Secretary Of State of Mississippi's PDF file.

SAMPLE Official Election Ballot STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
2018 General Election
Tuesday, November 06, 2018


For United States Senate
Vote for ONE


• David Baria

  Democrat

• Roger F. Wicker

  Republican

• Danny Bedwell

  Libertarian

• Shawn O'Hara

  Reform

• Write-in __________________




SPECIAL ELECTION
For United States Senate

Vote for ONE


• Tobey Bernard Bartee
  
  
• Mike Espy
  
  
• Cindy Hyde-Smith
  
  
• Chris McDaniel
  
  
• Write-in __________________




For US House Of Representatives
1st Congressional District

Vote for ONE


• Trent Kelly

  Republican

• Democrat

• Tracella Lou O'Hara Hill

  Reform

• Write-in __________________

For US House Of Representatives
2nd Congressional District

Vote for ONE


• Bennie G. Thompson

  Democrat

• Irving Harris

  Reform

• Troy Ray

  Independent

• Write-in __________________

For US House of Representatives
3rd Congressional District

Vote for ONE
• Michael Ted Evans

  Democrat

• Michael Guest

  Republican

• Matthew Holland

  Reform

• Write-in __________________

For US House Of Representatives
4th Congressional District

Vote for ONE


• Jeramey Anderson

  Democrat

• Steven Palazzo

  Republican

• Lajena Sheets

  Reform

• Write-in __________________

(the ballot continues, but this is all for my EXCERPT) ... CONTINUED
But to vote with responsibility, we need to study these candidates and see where they stand.
I recommend you look at their CONSERVATIVE REVIEW SCORECARD – Select Your State, before you vote.

[Yosemitest]

Here's what I found for MY VOTE:

For United States Senate
Vote for ONE


• David Baria

  Democrat

• Roger F. Wicker

  Republican

• Danny Bedwell

  Libertarian

• Shawn O'Hara

  Reform

• Write-in __________________

David Baria (Democrat) on Ballotpedia, On The Issues

Roger F. Wicker (Republican) on Ballotpedia, On The Issues, and C.R. SCORECARD.

Sen Roger Wicker votes more with the Democrats than he votes with the Republicans, and his Conservative Review Scorecard rated his as an F with only 38 PERCENT of his votes for conservative values.
Conservative Votes - 19 or 38%
Liberal Votes - 31 or 62%
Missed Votes - 0
LIBERTY SCORE - 38%
Be sure to click on this linked PDF and read it for yourself.

Danny Bedwell (Libertarian) on Ballotpedia, 2018 Vote Smart

Shawn O'Hara (Reform) on Ballotpedia and on Wikipedia.

"O'Hara is well known for his frequently running for mayor of Hattiesburg, Mississippi. He has sought the office in every city election since 1989.[3][4]

O'Hara first ran for Governor of Mississippi in 1991 as the Reform Party candidate. He received 11,253 votes, or 1.58%. He ran as the Reform Party candidate for the United States Senate in Mississippi in 2000.[5] He received 7,315 votes, or 0.74% of the vote. In 2002 he ran for the U.S. Senate again and was the lone challenger to Thad Cochran. He received 97,226 votes, or 15.42%.

While a member of the Reform Party, O'Hara supported the candidacy of George W. Bush. After his party nominated Ralph Nader as presidential candidate in 2004, O'Hara said he hoped Nader could spoil the election: "I’m doing everything I can to make sure John Kerry never gets around the White House."[6] This sentiment, and the fact that O'Hara was a supporter of the Ku Klux Klan's Samuel Bowers,[7] and his statements that he had once favored the execution of abortion doctors, put O'Hara odds with other Reform Party members.[8]

In 2003 he was the Reform Party candidate for Governor of Mississippi and received 4,070 votes for 0.46% of the vote. In 2007 O'Hara ran as a Democrat for state treasurer and received 284,789 votes (39.47%).[9] O'Hara sought the Democratic Party nomination for the United States Senate in 2008, however, he was defeated in the primary by Erik R. Fleming 65.8% - 34.2%.[10] O'Hara ran for the seat in Mississippi's 3rd congressional district as a Democrat.[11]

Much to the chagrin of Reform Party members, O'Hara returned to their party in 2011. He announced he would run for governor on their ticket, and also filed to run for state treasurer as both a Democrat and a Reform Party candidate.[12][13] He received 26,290 votes, or 3.01%, in the race for state treasurer.

In Mississippi's 2012 election for U.S. Senate, O'Hara ran as the Reform Party candidate and received 13,194 votes, or 1.06%. He ran for Governor of Mississippi in the 2015 election, finishing last with less than 2% of the vote."

In this race, I CAN NOT vote for RINO Wicker.
He's voted with Schumer more than he's voted for the Republicans. So I'll be voting for Danny Bedwell, the Libertarian.


Now for the SPECIAL ELECTION, which for some NOT STATED REASON, Mississippi decided NOT TO GIVE THE PARTY AFFILIATION of the candidates.
So I WILL !

Jere's what the Clarion Ledger wrote about it.

"Though the special election is nominally nonpartisan, candidates tell voters their affiliation. Bartee and Espy are Democrats, while Hyde-Smith and McDaniel are Republicans.

The sample ballot is not a mandate, so local election officials may list candidates in a different order within each race, as long at ballots have Senate races at the top, then House, then judicial."

Here's the candidates.

SPECIAL ELECTION
For United States Senate
Vote for ONE


• Tobey Bernard Bartee

  Non-partisan

• Mike Espy

  Democrat

• Cindy Hyde-Smith

  RINO

• Chris McDaniel

  Republican

• Write-in __________________

My vote here is very clear after the way Cochran and the other "ESTABLISHMENT REPUBLICANS" resorted to dirty tactics against Chris Mc Daniel. Chris McDaniel will ALWAYS get MY vote.
But for background, read 'Remember Mississippi ?' Good Lord, how could we ever forget #MSSen 2014 ?
Also read Cochran Camp Distorts Chris McDaniel’s Voting Records.

But back to the research for those who don't "REMEMBER MISSISSIPPI !", here's some more research.

Tobey Bernard Bartee (Non-partisan) on VOTE SMART and he has almost no information to find. Meet Tobey

Cindy Hyde-Smith (RINO, or Democrat turned Republicrat) on On The Issues, Vote Smart (Cindy Hyde-Smith REPEATEDLY REFUSED TO PROVIDE ANY RESPONSES TO CITIZENS ON ISSUES), Ballotpedia, and C.R. Scorecard for Cindy Hyde-Smith PDF .
Also read James Arkin's post




Groups Scoring Cindy Hyde-Smith Show Votes More in Line With Liberals Than Conservatives.

"In office less than two months, Cindy Hyde-Smith has already been given failing grades by two major conservative groups.

NumbersUSA, a watchdog group seeking to stop illegal immigration, gave Cindy Hyde-Smith a failing grade of just 25%. By comparison, the same organization gave liberal Senator Bernie Sanders the same failing grade at 24%, as well as Mississippi Democratic Congressman Bennie Thompson at 22%, making Cindy Hyde-Smith nearly aligned ideologically on immigration with Mississippi’s only Democrat in Congress and the socialist Senator from Vermont. Conservative Senator Ted Cruz scored a 96%. ...

Mark Levin’s Conservative Review rates elected officials on a variety of issues like the budget, spending, the national debt, taxes, the economy, trade, education, foreign policy and defense. In the less-than-two months that Cindy Hyde-Smith has been in office, her Conservative Review score is 50% – another failing grade. ..."




Chris McDaniel (Republican) on On The Issues, Ballotpedia, and Conservative Review.

Also read 5 things to know about Chris McDaniel, GOP candidate for Senate in Mississippi.
"... Here are five key takeaways from the interview:

1. McDaniel says that because he is the only Republican candidate in the race, Republicans have a unique opportunity to unify around his candidacy and avoid a situation like Alabama, where the Establishment went to war against Rep. Mo Brooks, R-Ala., and ultimately lost a senate seat to the Democrats. “If we coalesce around my candidacy … then we avoid the bloodbath, we avoid intra-party conflict. And if we avoid it, the Democrat loses big-time in Mississippi,” he said.

2. McDaniel responded to criticism from Mississippi’s governor that his switch to Cochran’s open seat was “opportunistic”:

It’s funny about that. When I was his Jones County chairperson when he ran for lieutenant governor, he didn’t think I was opportunistic then. When I stood for him in the chamber and fought for his agenda with his top lieutenant in the chamber for four years, he didn’t think I was opportunistic then. When I filed a lawsuit against Obamacare to render it unconstitutional because our state attorney general did not, and he was my client in that lawsuit, he didn’t think I was opportunistic then. When I helped him get to governor, when I helped him campaign door-to-door [and] every other way, he didn’t think I was opportunistic then. You know when he thought it, Daniel? When he finally met with Mitch McConnell.



3. Asked about his record fighting the Mississippi GOP establishment, McDaniel explained how “sometimes the best way to be an effective senator is to be on defense, and that is to kill their bills behind the scenes or to kill their bills with procedural issues.” McDaniel says he has worked to stop Republicans in Mississippi from increasing taxes and growing the size of government. “I’m just tired of Republicans campaigning like conservatives and then voting like Democrats, and people need to hear when they betray our principles,” he said.

4. On government overreach: “It’s time to bring this Constitution back down to within its original boundaries. We can’t do that with lip service. We can’t do that with slick communications directors and press releases. It just takes fires. You gotta stand up, be heard, and hold Republicans accountable. If we hold our party accountable, we have the avenue by which to effectuate change.”

5. Asked if there are any moral or ethical problems that would embarrass conservatives and sink McDaniel’s candidacy, he promised: “I can tell you unequivocally that no, there’s nothing out there that’s going to be so devastating as to cause that type of embarrassment. ... ”

Now for the House Of Representative Elections :

For US House Of Representatives
1st Congressional District

Vote for ONE


• Trent Kelly

  Republican

• Randy Mack Wadkins

  Democrat

• Tracella Lou O'Hara Hill

  Reform

• Write-in __________________
Trent Kelly (Republican) on C.R. Scorecard, On The Issues, Vote Smart, and Ballotpedia.
IF I had to vote in this District Trent Kelly WOULD GET MY VOTE.

Randy Mack Wadkins (Democrat) on Ballotpedia, Vote Smart, and Jackson Free Press - Candidate Questionnaire.
Randy Wadkins has refused to provide voters with positions on key issues covered by the 2018 Political Courage Test, despite repeated requests from Vote Smart and voters like you.


Tracella Lou O'Hara Hill (Reform) on Ballotpedia, Vote Smart, and Your Vote Counts.
Tracella O'Hara Hill has not completed the 2018 Political Courage Test, for Vote Smart.

Party affiliation: Reform

Age: 60

Background: O’Hara Hill lives in Hattiesburg and is the sister of Shawn O’Hara, a Reform Party candidate for in the regular election for U.S. Senate. She was a candidate for Mississippi Lt. Governor in 2011 and has also been a candidate for Congress in 2010 and again in 2004.


Education: (not available)


Platform: (not available)


Website: (not available)

Next we have:

For US House Of Representatives
2nd Congressional District

Vote for ONE


• Bennie G. Thompson

  Democrat

• Irving Harris

  Reform

• Troy Ray

  Independent

• Write-in __________________

Bennie G. Thompson (Democrat) on C.R. Scorecard, On The Issues, and Vote Smart.

Bennie Thompson has not completed the 2018 Political Courage Test for Vote Smart.

Irving Harris (Reform) on Ballotpedia, and I can't find any other information on him.

Troy Ray (Independent) on Ballotpedia, Vote Smart, and Twitter.com/RepTroyRay.

If I was force to choose a candidate for this district, I probably choose Troy Ray based mostly off of his Twitter page.
But this is not an easy choice because none of the candidate really stand out.

Now for the next race:

For US House of Representatives
3rd Congressional District
Vote for ONE
• Michael Ted Evans

  Democrat

• Michael Guest

  Republican

• Matthew Holland

  Reform

• Write-in __________________



Michael Ted Evans (Democrat) on Vote Smart, Jackson Free Press Candidate Questionnaire, and Meet the Farmers Running for Congress

Michael Guest (Republican) on Vote Smart, Ballotpedia, District Attorney Michael Guest, Jackson Free Press Candidate Questionnaire.

Michael Guest has refused to provide voters with positions on key issues covered by the 2018 Political Courage Test, despite repeated requests from Vote Smart and voters like you.

Matthew Holland Reform on Ballotpedia, and I couldn't find any information on where he stands on the issues.

I guess I'll vote for the VERY WEAK Republican candidate Michael Guest.
But I suggest he get with Conservative Review and with Vote Smart and answer their question.
My guess is the Democrat Michael Ted Evans will win this seat because he's running as a conservative.

Finally we have:

For US House Of Representatives
4th Congressional District

Vote for ONE


• Jeramey Anderson

  Democrat

• Steven Palazzo

  Republican

• Lajena Sheets

  Reform

• Write-in __________________



Jeramey Anderson (Democrat) on Ballotpedia, Vote Smart, and Jackson Free Press Candidate Questionnaire.

Jeramey Anderson has refused to provide voters with positions on key issues covered by the 2018 Political Courage Test, despite repeated requests from Vote Smart and voters like you.

Steven Palazzo (Republican ) on C.R. Scorecard, On The Issues, and Ballotpedia.

Lajena Sheets (Reform) on Ballotpedia, Vote Smart, and Facebook.
Lajena Sheets has not completed the 2018 Political Courage Test.

If I were to choose a candidate in this race to vote for, it would be Steven Palazzo (Republican).

Don't forget to research your own SAMPLE BALLOT for your local issues.
There are many important choices to make, so do your own homework, and DO IT NOW !

Don't wait until the last moment,
or until it's too late,
and DON'T VOTE AGAINST YOUR OWN VALUES!

[WXRGina]

Thank you, Yosemitest. I’m hoping that conservative Mississippians can see through that Hyde-Smith woman (and the President’s foolish endorsement of her) and remember their support of Chris McDaniel. He’s the one who needs to be in the U.S. Senate.

[Yosemitest]

I’m PRAYING that Mississippi voters are intelligent enough to CORRECT TRUMP’s MISTAKE, also.

[xzins]

We’re running 2 Republicans in one race? That’s a sure Democrat pickup.

[ncalburt]

there will be Run off election .

Trump needs to stay out of state primaries battles .

[trebb]

I’m PRAYING that Mississippi voters are intelligent enough to CORRECT TRUMP’s MISTAKE, also.

Like we corrected his mistake in Alabama?

Like Pogo says, "We have met the enemy and he is us....."

We either support President Trump or we are part of the problem....period.

I'm in Mississippi and I won't sabotage our chances....live by "principles" in politics and die by those same "principles".

[Yosemitest]

But Cindy Hyde-Smith is NOT REALLY a Republican.
She's a Democrat that turn Republican.
She was NEVER ELECTED.
She was APPOINTED.
Read this:

"... To say there is some apprehension in some establishment Republican circles in both Mississippi and DC is putting it charitably.
Put simply, many in the donor class of establishment Republicans believed that there were more easily electable options with higher name ID and bigger political profiles available for Bryant to choose than Hyde-Smith.
As we’ve documented, there is a real possibility that the US Senate Majority will be on a razor’s edge,
and party insiders do not relish the prospect of a knock-down, drag-out just to defend a Republican seat . . . in Mississippi. ..."

[Yosemitest]

I will NEVER vote for a RINO !

NEVER ! ! !

[Yosemitest]

So ... YOU BETTER FALL IN LINE ALSO !
A vote for Cindy Hyde-Smith IS A VOTE FOR SCHUMER !
Go Chris McDaniel !

[deport]

We’re running 2 Republicans in one race?

***********

Nope. Two separate seats. One full term and one special election
to replace Thad Cochran who resigned earlier this year.

[xzins]

Who is the Republican candidate for Thad Cochran’s seat?

[deport]

In the special election, Senate candidates run without party labels, and they appear alphabetically on the sample ballot: Tobey Bernard Bartee, Mike Espy, Cindy Hyde-Smith and Chris McDaniel.

Republican Gov. Phil Bryant appointed Hyde-Smith to temporarily succeed longtime Sen. Thad Cochran, who retired in April. If nobody wins a majority in the special election Nov. 6, the top two candidates will advance to a Nov. 27 runoff, and the race could be crucial in deciding whether Republicans maintain the Senate majority. The winner will serve the final two years of the six-year term Cochran started.

Though the special election is nominally nonpartisan, candidates tell voters their affiliation. Bartee and Espy are Democrats, while Hyde-Smith and McDaniel are Republicans.

https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/mississippi/articles/2018-09-10/commission-puts-2-us-senate-races-atop-mississippi-ballot

[xzins]

Thanks for that info. I didn’t know. Which Republican is most likely to win the general election?

[Yosemitest]

"We’re running 2 Republicans in one race ?"
"Nope. Two separate seats. ..."

Yes, we have 'Two separate Seats'.

BUT we ARE running TWO 'SO-CALLED' Republicans in the "SPECIAL ELECTION For United States Senate" Seat.

ONE is a LIFE-LONG Republican, Chris McDaniel.
The OTHER is a DemocRAT that TURNED Republican in 2010, and that is Cindy Hyde-Smith.
" From 1999 to 2010, she served in elected office as a Democrat.
She switched to the Republican Party in 2010.
She described herself as having been a conservative Democrat during her tenure in the state legislature.[20]
She voted in the Democratic primary in 2008.[21] "

Now know this:

"Phil Bryant, the Republican governor of Mississippi, defied a last-minute appeal from the White House [Trump] and announced Wednesday that he was appointing Cindy Hyde-Smith, the state’s agricultural commissioner, to fill the seat Senator Thad Cochran is vacating ..."

Also know the background about the "ESTABLISHMENT REPUBLICANS' " SMEARS AND LIES against Chris McDaniel’s Voting Records.

Cochran Camp Distorts Chris McDaniel’s Voting Records
" ... So, let us deal with each of these latest smears in succession:
The Smear: “In 2003, Mississippi Republicans were working hard to nominate Haley Barbour in the Republican primary to defeat Democrat Governor Ronnie Musgrove. But Chris McDaniel voted in the Democrat primary instead.”

The Truth: This is charge is not true, but no matter if it was. Haley Barbour was in no risk of losing the nomination whatsoever, but at this time, almost all of Jones County’s elected officials were Democrats, still beholden to “Daddy’s Party.” In local elections in 2003 there were some hotly contested races, especially for sheriff. Most everyone in the county voted on the Democratic side that year.

But what is more interesting is the political change in Jones County in subsequent elections. Chris McDaniel was one of the leaders who convinced many county elected officials to drop their history of allegiance to the Democratic Party and switch to the GOP. More than half of Jones County’s elected officials are now Republicans. This is true Republican leadership.

The Smear: “In 2004, President George W. Bush was being challenged in the general election by liberal Democrat U.S. Senator John Kerry. Chris McDaniel did not vote in that election.”

The Truth: George W Bush was unopposed in the 2004 primaries, neither US Senator was up for re-election, and there was no primary in the 4th Congressional District. A lot of folks didn’t vote.

The Smear: “In 2008, Republicans in Mississippi were nominating a candidate in the primary to take on Barack Obama in the Presidential election. Chris McDaniel did not vote in that election, either.”

The Truth: Jones County’s Circuit Clerk, Bart Gavin, has signed an official document that Senator McDaniel did vote in the 2008 primary election. (McDaniel’s official voting record)

Some people suggest that "Mr. Bryant had “dutifully followed the orders of ”Senator Mitch McConnell" ..." and I believe that to be true.

You can either vote for the DemocRAT pretending to be a RINO, Ms. Hyde-Smith, who votes with Schumer 50 percent of the time,
or you can vote for a a LIFE-LONG REPUBLICAN, Chris McDaniel .

Burt remember,

EVERY VOTE FOR RINO Cindy Hyde-Smith IS A VOTE FOR SCHUMER !,

[deport]

I have no idea on the winner. I’ve not read or kept up with the race.

[trebb]

Good for you - who has the seat we used to own in Alabama these days?

Stupid is what stupid does...check your shoes for fit....

[Yosemitest]

Judge Roy Moore won that election.
Did you watch the live coverage of the vote count?

Did you watch the youtube.com video that shows the reduction in the total count of over 2,000 votes (16,028 dropped to 14,321 Roy Moore Write-in votes) of the COMPUTER TOTAL for JUDGE Roy Moore in just one minute, from 6:58 to 6:59 of the LIVE running voting COMPUTER COUNT video Seth Abramson posted, that he shows in his own video ?
Start at 4 minutes 33 seconds into THE VIDEO and go until 16:20, the end of the video.

Tell me ... WHEN does a running total vote count GO DOWN, and NOT UP ?

The live feed from the Alabama Secretary of State Live Reporting of the Alabama US Senate General Election VERIFIED the voter fraud, and ALL the networks showed it in LIVE TIME.
Judge Roy Moore’s Write-In Vote totals WENT DOWN from 24,000 to 16,000, and then WENT DOWN to 14,000 votes !

You want to explain JUST HOW that happens with the time stamped screen shots, without being FRAUD by someone manipulating the totals in LIVE TIME ?

That's 10,000 write-in votes right there ....THAT WERE FLIPPED FROM JUDGE Roy Moore, TO Doug Jones; making a difference of 20,000 Votes stolen.
And that's ASSUMING that Judge Roy Moore got ZERO more votes while the "Vote Flipping" was being done !

Research Bev Harris.
Watch this video about the same voting machine software that Alabama uses :

Fraction Magic - Detailed Vote Rigging Demonstration ( 24:40 )

Things have changed!

Bennie Smith, a Memphis computer programmer, discovered HOW this is done through a

" ... a GEMS tabulator—for Global Election Management System—which is a personal computer installed with Diebold software that sits in a windowless room in the county’s election headquarters.
The tabulator is the brains of the system.
It monitors the voting machines, sorts out which machines have delivered data and which haven’t, and tallies the results.
As voting machines check in and their votes are included in the official count, each machine’s status turns green on the GEMS master panel.
A red light means the upload has failed.

At the end of Memphis’s election night in October 2015, there was no indication from the technician running Shelby County’s GEMS tabulator that any voting machine hadn’t checked in or that any votes had gone missing, according to election commission e-mails obtained by Bloomberg Businessweek.
Yet as county technicians followed up on the evidence from Smith’s poll-tape photo, they discovered more votes that never made it into the election night count, all from precincts with large concentrations of black voters. ... "

Diebold Election Systems changed its name in 2006 to Premier Election Solutions.
Bloomberg's article titled How to Protect Against Election Day Hacking gives more proof of this by Memphis computer programmer Bennie Smith.

"... The method Smith used to catch the problem should be a playbook for any candidate, party or concerned citizen worried about the accurate tallying of their votes:
Smith snapped some pictures of printed voting tallies (known as poll tapes) at a high-turnout polling location and then compared the results there to the electronic tabulations.
This is a very good, if labor-intensive, way to check to ensure that votes are being counted correctly.

Smith has created a proof-of-concept program called Fraction Magic, showing how corrupt officials could tamper with GEMS to manipulate election outcomes.


This map shows all the locations across the U.S. that use the GEMS vote-tabulation system as of Nov 2016.
... "

For more on STEALING ELECTIONS WITH COMPUTERS and Technology Cybercrimes, watch Bloomberg's Digital Defense November 3, 2016 (19:40).

To better understand "THE MASTER KEY" to stealing elections with computers, watch:

Fraction Magic - Detailed Vote Rigging Demonstration ( 24:40 )
Bev Harris

SO ... Someone had better record the LIVE VOTE COUNTING IN MISSISSIPPI .

[trebb]

I saw all the crap with the Alabama election....end result is, no matter the reason, Moore ain't in the seat.

Was also righteously pissed when the did what they did to McDaniel - the dems and Barbour worked their evil together and not quite enough votes showed up for MaDaniel...I really liked him then and would not mind him in the seat now but he has been a bit whiny for a while and has lost his luster to many after almost disappearing for a while...

Trump seems to have an uncanny sense of what he needs to do his agenda and the best way to go about getting it...after the way we showed him the errors of his ways with Moore, I'm gonna go with him while he's President.

Do what makes you able to live with yourself, and sorry about how I got a bit heated up...I'm going to play the odds for winning instead of assuaging my altruistic side which says losing one is OK if it makes me feel better about myself as I swirl down the toilet with the rest ....

[Yosemitest]

I'm too old to compromise my values any more.
I've been 'lied-to' too many times by ESTABLISHMENT REPUBLICANS" and I'm against ANY of them today.
Cindy Hyde-Smith is a 'RAT, pure and simple.
It makes no sense to my as to WHY Trump allow his cabinet to sell him that piece of trash.
Trump’s personal pick was Sen. Roger Wicker, and Wicker is another SWAMP 'RAT that votes with Chuck Schumer most of the time.
Don't believe me; look at Wicker's C.R Scorecard with his 38 Percent rating, or Liberty For All's Wicker Scorecard of 35 Percent.

With choices like that .... grrrrrrrrrr ... it really makes me wonder

Just WHAT THE HELL IS HE THINKIN' !

[trebb]

Pisses me off too - but reality is that some percent is better than zero percent - if we can keep the majority through Trump’s first term, we can make improvements during his second term. Good luck.