On Wednesday, a federal court struck down Mississippi’s decades-old, outright ban on new home health providers—a ban the judge rightly called “absurd.” That ruling exists because Butch Slaughter had the courage to take on the government and powerful, special interests when the

For every action there is a reaction. Clearly Hispanic voters do not like this administrations approach to ‘mass deportation’. Midterms will likely be rough for Republicans if things continue to go in this direction.

2027 Gov race starting to heat up. Should be a packed and competitive primary. #msleg

Allowing the sale of table wine in grocery stores, consistent with regional and national norms, is a reasonable policy discussion, particularly when considering consumer convenience, market fairness, and economic competitiveness. #msleg #UncorkTheSip

Mississippi lawmakers push nuclear power expansion legislation mississippitoday.org/2026/02/02/mis…

Trump either hates the 2nd amendment or simply doesn’t understand its purpose. #2a

Today, the Senate chose to be premature of legislative deadlines and performative in their 2-minute Education Committee meeting to kill HB 2. The self-proclaimed deliberative body did not deliberate. Instead of engaging in meaningful work to build on Mississippi’s education

I have spent the last 23 years fighting the leftists, their liberal ideology, and the MS Democratic Party’ philosophy that government knows best. They believe the people should NEVER be empowered - only the government should! I have NO reason to get mad at the Democrats - they openly

Mississippi’s historic alcohol control framework tightly regulates retail alcohol sales and limits where certain products may be sold. Help us change that! #msleg #UncorkTheSip

Praying it was fake because it’s the most racist thing I’ve seen out of this White House. The President should remove it.

Yesterday the president suggested you can’t both be a Christian and a democrat. Today he posts this…Im not sure how folks can defend this behavior. Mississippi GOP

Republicans keep saying, on the filibuster, "Well, they're just going to do it anyway." The GOP picked a fight it is about to lose by doing mid-decade redistricting. Democrats didn't do it. Didn't start it. But they're about to win the fight. Maybe leave the filibuster

The passage of direct-to-consumer wine shipping legislation in 2025 demonstrated a willingness by the Legislature to modernize certain aspects of Mississippi’s alcohol laws. #msleg #UncorkTheSip

Laura Ingraham asked the Turning Point crowd how many were satisfied with the Epstein investigation and invited applause—she was met with boos. When she asked who was not satisfied, the room erupted in loud applause.

Mississippi Republicans can take credit for the 2013 reforms that wrought the state’s education “miracle.” So why are they now threatening further education progress by blocking school choice? on.wsj.com/4qshMes

Eric Daugherty 58% of voters say that Congressional approval should be required to raisetariffs. Just one third (32%) disagree. napolitannews.org/posts/58-perce…

House looks to bring Mississippi’s alcohol policy into the 21st Century The chamber passed alcohol-related bills that would allow direct shipping of distilled spirits and Sunday sales. Another measure would remove the prohibition of alcohol. #msleg magnoliatribune.com/2026/02/11/hou…

My summary of today’s events in the courtroom…

Republicans and Democrats are really worried about what Mississippians may do with a little more democracy. The ballot initiative should be a fail safe. If our representatives are ignoring the concerns of hundreds of thousands of Mississippians, we should have some recourse.