Well, well… Cory Uselton has been a busy and naughty boy. Receipts below are telling. 👇 DeSoto County deserves much better!

Well as Nancy Loome would say public schools are accountable so I assume that includes their employees.

But then everything changed… Thank God for Mississippi!

Mississippi’s recent decision to kill school choice is a devastating policy development. Leftist activists misled teachers and convinced the Legislature that the Mississippi Miracle was good enough, writes Shad White on.wsj.com/3N8Nikc

Fixed it.

At the debate in Oxford tonight. Opposition: everything is great if kids only attend public schools and kids in private schools are at a learning loss (interpretation is less educated) than kids in private schools. #MSleg for your kids in private schools do you feel they are less

The Parents Campaign thinks school choice isn’t a free market principle because choice is involved. 🤔

The Parents’ SCAMpaign did Nancy loome just say monopolies are bad ?

It’s difficult if you only have 3 parts to your platform: ✅NO school choice nada zip not one option is acceptable ✅Your tax dollars don’t belong to you or your family even if you earned them or even if we have per pupil funding ✅If your child attends a private school in

BREAKING: The main opponent of school choice in Mississippi just ADMITTED she went to a private school. She claims that public schools are "so superior" to her private school.

Nancy Loome admits she went to private school but now fights tooth and nail to ensure other Mississippians don’t have that opportunity. Hypocrisy thy name is Nancy.

It’s not the state’s dime. Why do you want to block Mississippi parents from using their own money on the schools they choose for their children?

Mississippi Republicans have two choices: 1. Stand with their voters and the people of Mississippi and support education freedom. 2. Stand with a leftist group backed by the Southern Poverty Law Center. magnoliatribune.com/2026/03/17/mee…

ICYMI: New study digs deeper on school choice expansion and public school student academic gains. "This new evidence from Graff's analysis of the cost-effectiveness of Florida’s approach reveals something completely different. 'Fostering competition and accountability through

Literacy starts at home.

School choice isn’t just good for the students, it’s good for public schools too. It empowers competition in the market and helps all schools rise to their best.

"But there’s a bright spot among all these dark education headlines, and it’s coming from an unlikely place: Mississippi." realcleareducation.com/articles/2026/…

So should a lot of other states.

Literacy starts at home.