Huh?

Like shoot traitors before enemies?

Like don't criticize Republicans for passing right-wing legislation

Duh

How is that right wing?

Using the government to mandate what type of energy a is being produced?

That is inherently not right wing

But at least he ended it

Why do democrats have such terrible policy ideas

^that is what I meant to post

My bad

So Apparently the Senate wants to Decriminalize Marijuana

Bad move

Yeah

Remember how we heard about "MUH STATES RIGHTS" when the democrats did it

Now they're just going full hypocritical

Immigration is something that undoubtedly doesn't involve any states' rights under the Tenth Amendment.

@Nuke @Pielover19

Mississippi Senate GE:
Espy (D) 42% (+2)
McDaniel (R) 40%
Undecided 18%

Can you Deep Southern Hicks explain how this poll is possible

18% undecided

Probably Hyde-Smith supporters who are giving a strategic answer

It's a nonpartisan jungle primary.

>Polls

amazing really

>White Voters support McDaniel by a 37-point margin

also, it's pretty WTF-worthy for a Republican like McDaniel to have such an incredibly low showing among Southern Democrats

>Would still lose

as many people join the Democrats to express support for the Confederacy

15% (the combined total of McD+undecided) sounds much more realistic than 3%.

also Espy's independent vote is barely larger than the undecided vote among the same grouping

it's all about the Black vote, it seems

They'll have exceptional turnout in November relative to whites, no doubt.

I wonder if McDaniel would have a problem with maintaining White Women

However, the fact is that once you get a good Fire-Eater like McDaniel well-known, he'll win. If you've ever been to Mississippi, it's really the perfect state for that.

Every CSA state has a huge amount of people who love the CSA, of course.

But Mississippi is basically a mega-stereotype, the first Confederate flag you see is on the welcome sign.

And then you see it on tons of cars (especially pickup trucks) and you see it outside of people's houses, and you see it in rural areas a lot