Hoping @NashvilleSC breaks the Tennessee Curse. No pro team in 91 seasons between the NHL, NBA, NFL and MLS has ever brought home a championship to the Volunteer State. But this could finally be the year.
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When lawmakers made a similar proposal in 2021, Dolly Parton graciously declined saying the time wasn't right. commercialappeal.com/story/n…
Remember this @GOP. #firestephenmiller
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HOUSTON (AP) — Houston mayor signs order to limit cooperation with ICE, says 'elections matter' after Democrats win in Texas.
I'm all for amplifying "it was all Stephen Miller's fault." #firestephenmiller.
"Why are they going after my friend/family member/employee?" I've done many a consultation with someone who tells me they voted for Trump and they were only supposed to go after the criminals. That was how Stephen Miller sold this, but they always wanted to get rid of ALL immigration.
Melania furiously turned Trump against his own deportation chief Stephen Miller after her own friends were removed by ICE trib.al/48pzTmZ
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I am overwhelmed by the outpouring of support for my campaign as we fight to make sure every lawful ballot is counted.
We saw historic voter turnout in this election across Mississippi and showed the country that Mississippi Matters — in large part due to the support of my day one team who has been with me all along.
My campaign, alongside the DSCC and Elias Law Group, Lisa Ross, and our great team of local attorneys, are leading the effort to ensure every eligible voter is heard and I am confident that when votes are counted, we will flip this seat.
Stay tuned for more updates from our team!
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Scott Colom appears set to win Forrest County, named after Nathan Bedford Forrest, who founded the Ku Klux Klan
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After Melania complained to her husband about acquaintances being deported, Trump told aides that Stephen Miller had gone too far on immigration—WSJ
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Looking pretty likely this is going to happen for him unless there's some unknown source of Hyde-Smith votes. Mississippi doesn't have automatic recounts either, although they usually wouldn't flip a 1,138-vote margin anyway.
Per the Mississippi Free Press, Democrat Scott Colom leads incumbent Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith by 1,138 votes, up from 65, with 96% counted. Votes remain in Democratic-leaning Hinds County and thousands of affidavit ballots.
>95% Reported
🔵 Scott Colom – 464,926 (49.0%)
🔴 Cindy Hyde-Smith – 463,788 (48.9%)
Results per AP
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NEW: Ranking Member Thompson demands DHS preserve every record, email, and contract—and turn over all outstanding documents.
Everyone at DHS who thought they could stonewall their way out of accountability should read this letter.
You’ll be hearing from us.
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FUN FACT: Federal officials who willfully and unlawfully conceal, remove, or destroy federal records can face up to three years in prison under 18 U.S.C. § 2071(b).
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An update from @MichaelWatsonMS
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Democrats will conduct ICE oversight. Enacting immigration bills will be difficult, so courts will remain the best way to address regulatory & exec. overreach on visa policies. A new TX governor can change state-ICE cooperation. @David_J_Bier @gsiskind forbes.com/sites/stuartander…
When the Democrats send the budget bill to Trump,one small ask is that they bar any government funds from being used to call anything Gulf of America or Lake America, etc.
Wow.
We're continuing to count the bodies at Texas Monthly: Democrats seem almost certain to take control of the Texas House, while Texas Senate control is in the air. Every statewide office and judicial race appears to have gone D. texasmonthly.com/news-politi…
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MISSISSIPPI! Our race is too close to call. We are going to make sure every single vote has been counted, and I am confident we will ultimately flip this seat.
Voters know what’s at stake and we saw historic voter turnout in this election across Mississippi, including thousands voting for the first time.
There is a lot of work to be done and we are going to make sure every voice is heard.


























