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To: centurion316; Ohioan; onyx; Black Agnes; cotton1706; mrsmel

Mississippi whites vote 88-90% GOP these days....highest in the country... Bama is very close second

After that third place is farther back

Whites are 62?% of the population and have 15-25% higher turnout rates than blacks who are 37% of general population

Why know nothings think my home state is in play is either serious stupidity is willfull agitprop or both

I heard Paul Gigot and his neo Yankee GOPe pundits on that FOX show yesterday saying this garbage

Its hilarious

The dumbassed woman said Mississippi would be in play if Thad loses because GOP only won by 12 points in 2012 election

Really....only 12 points in our blackest state

How do such stupid people get paid so much and have so much influence....I wish I had that key to wealth and power

So much of GOP punditry are dilletante and Kardashian like


38 posted on 06/09/2014 10:59:09 AM PDT by wardaddy (we will not take back our way of life through peaceful means.....i have 5 kids....i fear for them)
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To: wardaddy

The pundit class these days reflects the twitter world that we live in. My brother-in-law, who is one of this ilk, still does it the old fashioned way, precinct by precinct looking at actual votes, turnout rates, demographics, etc. His home state is Louisiana, so he is laughing at some of the silliness.

The engine that turns out the conventional wisdom that passes for news and commentary is driven by twenty somethings who are willing to work long hours for little pay and produce copy for the “names” who put their names to it and sell it at considerable mark up. They’ve gotten lazy.


41 posted on 06/09/2014 11:13:14 AM PDT by centurion316
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