Mississippi
18 pieces tagged “Mississippi”, newest first.

SCOTUS Hears Most Important Abortion Case in a Generation
Democrats are already threatening the justices with "revolution" if they dare to overturn Roe.

SCOTUS Fast-Tracks Texas Fetal Heartbeat Case
The Court will soon hear oral arguments on one of three significant laws that impact abortion.

Transgender Athletics Hits a Wall
A new poll indicates that the American people have had enough of letting biological men compete against women in sports.

The Race in Mississippi Was All About Race
Democrat race-baiters intent on division tried to paint Cindy Hyde-Smith as a racist.
No Religious Exception for Mississippi Clerks
You will endorse the homosexual agenda — or else.
Musicians Sing One Song, Play Another
But Margaritaville restaurants and Egyptian tours make money.

Mississippi Moves to Protect Religious Freedom on Marriage
This morning, the Mississippi House passed a bill, HB 1523, protecting religious freedom. If the House disposes of a procedural maneuver that has delayed a final vote until Monday, the bill will go to the governor's desk for his signature, as the Senate passed the bill earlier this week. The bill is good policy and the governor should sign it.
Football Crowd Circumvents Judge's Order
Singing "How Great Thou Art" in spite of the courts.

School Band Told to Stop Performing 'How Great Thou Art'
There was no halftime show under the Friday night lights at Mississippi's Brandon High School — the marching band had been benched. The band was ordered off the field because the Christian hymn "How Great Thou Art" was a part of their halftime show — in violation of a federal court order. "The Rankin County School Board and District Office are very saddened students will not be able to perform their halftime show they have worked so hard on this summer," the district wrote in a statement to the Clarion Ledger newspaper.