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Comment by Frances Drake on June 23, 2010 at 9:03am

Good Morning Everyone.
I have some GOOD news for you, but perhaps you have already heard. The 2nd District has a viable CANDIDATE against Bennie! Bill Marcy won with over 60% of the vote last night. If you voted, we can't thank you enough. It was rather late when I got home from the count-down/victory party for Bill. And I'd been working 18 to 20 hr. days for the last several weeks, so I was too tired to finish posting last night. So, now, you know, BILL MARCY has won the 2nd District Republican Primary, and will be going up against Bennie "the CorruptocRAT" Thompsan in November. Pray for us. Better yet, help us campaign! Bennie may be a thug. But... Bill's an OATH KEEPER!

Comment by Frances Drake on June 22, 2010 at 1:21pm

Here is where you can listen to Bill Marcy directly: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ajp3L1bvS3M
God bless you all. DON'T FORGET TO VOTE!

Comment by Frances Drake on June 22, 2010 at 1:21pm

MISSISSIPPI 2nd DISTRICT PATRIOTS: Please get out and vote today. Not only we, but all of America has been under the heel of one of the most corrupt politicians ever in Congress. Bill Marcy is an honest ex-cop, and is the best chance that we will ever have to replace a CorruptocRAT with a smart, tough, CONSTITUTIONALIST!!!

Check out Bill Marcy's positions at: http://www.billmarcyforcongress.com/
See if you like what he stands for, and then VOTE!

Comment by Simon Jester on February 16, 2010 at 5:03pm

From: madisoncountymsgop@yahoo.com
Subj: $50 Million Madison County Tea Party Tax Revolt-Urgent Call to Action

Dear Friends,

This is an urgent Call to Action for ALL Madison County citizens! We need your support on Tuesday, February 16th at the $50,000,000 Madison County Tea Party Tax Revolt at 9:00 a.m. at the Madison County Courthouse in Canton ! Madison County Patriots come and let your voice be heard and ride the bus with "We the People" as we tour "the Madison County Roads to No Where". See where our hard earned tax dollars are being wasted and misdirected to in a part of a recent $21,000,000 Road Plan voted on by four of our Madison County Board of Supervisors. Our county is B-R-O-K-E and a tax increase is sure to come next if the citizens do not step in and use their voice to stop the wasteful and misdirected spending NOW. We cannot afford another tax increase in this current economy.

No more Government Waste: Show me the asphalt! In 2006 the Madison County Board of Supervisors passed a $50,000,000 Bond Resolution of Intent for the Madison County 2006 Road Vision Plan. It was touted to “We the People” and our cities leadership that this money would be used to help relieve heavily congested traffic areas of our cities. The citizens of Madison and Ridgeland voted in numbers on this bond issue and trusted that their officials would be prudent with this money and not waste it. Just 4 years later, almost $5,000,000 (yes, nearly $5 Million) of our hard earned tax money has been thrown down the toilet on project that will not even be completed.

The Cities of Madison and Ridgeland (District 2) have been cut out COMPLETELY! Not one dollar is allocated in this district...not for one stop sign or bolt. In addition, Madison County citizens will continue to pay for this Board of Supervisors blunder in a big way and pay interest over the life of the bond (20 years) on this $4,000,000 which will be millions more. Out of the $4,721,424.58 spent on the Reunion Project (that was killed by the BOS under the leadership of Supervisor Tim Johnson), $3,202,074.15 (Yes you read this correctly) was spent on Warnock and Associates, LLC (Rudy Warnock) on this project alone. Unless Mr. Warnock can lower the cost of his engineering fees... Madison County cannot afford Rudy Warnock any longer!

After leaving the Courthouse we will take a tour on the Madison County Roads to No Where. We will meet up at 7:45 a.m. on the corner of Hwy. 51 and Hoy Rd. at the old Walgreens parking lot. We will board the bus 8:00 a.m. and leave at 8:15 sharp. We will go to Canton to the Madison County Board of Supervisors Meeting at 9:00 a.m. After the meeting in Canton we will take you on a tour to see the “Madison County Roads to No Where”. If you cannot ride the bus please meet us in Canton at the Madison County Courthouse located at 125 West North St. , Canton , MS . Bring signs. Make your own signs or see sign suggestions below:

Please RSVP ASAP to marymclaurin@rocketmail.com to let us know if you can make it so we will know how many buses we will need to rent. Wear MS. Tea Party Shirts if you have them.

Sincerely,

Mary McLaurin,

Disgusted Madison County Taxpayer

601-201-3050 cell

marymclaurin@rocketmail.com

Here are some sign suggestions:

Show me the Asphalt!

Let the Sunshine in!

Quit doing business
at the Shell station

Madison County

Land of the Landfills

Madison County
Cannot Afford
Rudy Warnock
$$$

Reunion Park Way

$4,700,000 down the toilet

“We the people” hired you
and we can fire you too!

The tale of two cities:
District 2 Madison & Ridgeland

$0 spent on new road plan

We want asphalt

Not design work

You cannot drive on

design work

Money wasted on Reunion Parkway-$4,700,000
Voting out these Clowns in the next election-priceless

$4,700,000 of MY
hard earned tax $$$
+ 20 years interest

Money to burn

You can’t fix stupid

but you can vote it out

We want transparency

and accountability

I have $50 Million

reasons to be here!

Recall Elvis!

Fire Elvis!

Help Elvis
leave the building!

Elvis has shaked,
rattle and rolled
the taxpayers of

Madison County

Asphalt on the ground

Asphalt on the ground

The Board of Supervisors
are looking like a fool
with no Asphalt on the ground

Elvis's Own District

Got the Shaft

Comment by Simon Jester on February 13, 2010 at 10:27am

Time to Take a second look at Angela McGlowan

Comment by Simon Jester on February 1, 2010 at 11:27pm

Comment by Simon Jester on January 30, 2010 at 4:00am

Henry Ross Announces his Candidacy for Congress

Henry Ross for Congress Tour
Press Gaggle
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
3:40 PM
Tupelo, MS
Veteran's Memorial Park
In case of rain, it will be held at City Hall

The Following is a press release from Mr.Ross's Campaign:

Eupora, MS--- Henry Ross, retired Naval Reserve Commander and former Eupora Mayor, will formally announce his candidacy for U.S. Congress in Mississippi's first district on Tuesday, February 2, 2010. He is entering the June 1st Republican primary. Ross will launch his campaign with a bus tour of the district. The campaign has planned gatherings with supporters and media in Hernando, Corinth, Tupelo and Columbus.

The Henry Ross for Congress tour will commence in Hernando with a stop at the DeSoto County Courthouse at 11:00 a.m., then the tour will move to Corinth and stop at the Crossroads Museum (Old Train Depot) at 2:00 p.m., and on to Tupelo for a press gaggle at the Veteran's Memorial Park at 3:40 p.m. before wrapping up the tour with a final stop in Columbus at 5:15 p.m. at the Wingate Hotel.

Ross is a lifelong public servant and a fifth generation resident of Webster County. He received business and law degrees from the University of Mississippi. On completion of active duty in the U.S. Navy as a JAG Corps officer, Ross went on to serve as an assistant district attorney, and was later appointed circuit court judge and elected mayor of Eupora. He continued his military service in the Naval Reserve, retiring at the rank of commander. Most recently he served as a Senior Counsel in the Department of Justice in President George W. Bush's Administration. Ross is married to a fellow Eupora native, the former Anne Booth and together they have three children who currently attend the University of Mississippi and Mississippi State University. Henry and Anne attend and serve with their brother-in-law, Rev. Randy Wilson, in Eupora's Miracle-Land Baptist Mission

"I want to fight to restore the pillars of faith, family, and freedom on which the founders established this nation. These pillars have provided a strong foundation, but today they are in danger. If any one of them falls, we'll lose our country. We need conservative fighters, who are willing to pay a political price, if necessary, who will do whatever it takes, to restore the pillars of American society," said Ross when asked why he is running for Congress.
MS-1 Congressional District Important Dates:
Filing Deadline: March 1
Primary: June 1
Primary Run-Off: June 22
General Election: November 2

Mississippi 1st Congressional District's Future
To say that the 1st District's Congressional race is a toss up is probably an understatement. The 2010 House race outlooks vary anywhere from "Leans Democratic" to 'Tilts Republican". In any case it is most important that we are educated about the Republican Candidates who are vying for the opportunity to go up against incumbent Congressman Travis Childers. Please take the time to become an active participant and voter not only in the general election, but also in the primary.

MS 2010 Elections Calendar (PDF)

Links to Articles
More Candidates are speculated to announce soon
CQ Politics: Leans Democratic
Rothenberg Political: Toss Up/Tilts Republican
Cook Political: Toss Up
Sabato's Crystal Ball: Toss Up

Comment by Emil Kleinfeld on November 25, 2009 at 10:48pm

Yep,
Vote them all out, that's the only way we are going to get the point across.

Comment by richard todd thompson on November 25, 2009 at 7:46pm

I am sick of all politicians who are not for God and country. Many seem to be more concerned with special interests rather than their constituents. I want limited gov't and fiscal responsibility. The average American citizen has to live by these common sense principles why don't these clowns in Washington have to do the same. I pray for a conservative revolution in 2010 and 2012 the likes this country has never seen before.

Comment by Bryon Rushing on November 5, 2009 at 9:42pm

in answer to your question paddy. I will be happy when he is 6 feet in the ground!!

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