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Guest AuthorApril 1, 2015

The ideological fissure that cleaves the Republican Party nationwide will be on display in Tallahassee as the legislative leadership labors to bring the state budget in for a landing by May 1. The critical issue, which on its face is about as exciting as watching paint dry, is whether to accept federal money to indirectly […]

Guest AuthorJune 26, 2014

The dust has settled on most of the “controversial” GOP primaries that have pitted well-financed “establishment” candidates against “Tea Party” supported candidates. In most cases, the establishment won. Most recently, in Mississippi, long-time U.S. Sen. Thad Corchoran held onto his seat after defeating State Sen. Chris McDaniel because he was able to motivate enough Democrats […]

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