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No one has made me believe in god less than the people who claim to believe in him the most.

@AndyGipsonforMS Fighting against the peaceful transfer of power is now the Republican platform

Gipson for Governor = Less Talk, More Action. Years before this current redistricting debate, I am proud to be the only elected official in Mississippi who stood up publicly in 2022 and spoke out against Bennie Thompson’s primetime “January 6th Hearings” witch hunt. June 10, 2022, watch it here: wlbt.com/2022/06/11/mis… I am proud to be the only elected official in Mississippi who rallied support for President Trump after the illegal lawfare prosecutions in 2024. Most of our Mississippi politicians never showed up. Where were they back then? So, while we really appreciate the newcomers to our fight to end Bennie Thompson’s stranglehold on the Delta there’s more needed than talk. We’ve had way too much talk. When I am your Governor I am going to get this done. I will lead from the front, on principle, boots on the ground, live and in person. Because real leadership does not happen through social media posturing. It happens when you’re willing to actually be in the fight. Mississippi, you know I am and always have been. It’s exactly why I’m running to be your next Governor. And, it’s why on August 3, 2027 we are going to win. We are going to win and restore the voice of the People of Mississippi. And we are going to end Bennie Thompson’s reign. If you’re with me, visit andygipson.com to join our winning team!

@DreamLeaf5 @CameronCorduroy @nikicaga That must have been their Claudette Colvin

@CameronCorduroy @nikicaga They already have a Rosa Parks, it was that methhead who called a kid the n word

Chud the Builder is our Rosa Parks

The richest man in the world get billions in government handouts but we’re worried about lil Timmy going to see some fishies 🙃🙃🙃

@Ole_Memes @BFW Same 🤣

Hey @BFW if you can hear me, can you please unblock me? You were right, I was wrong.

@McDaddyDisciple @SoftlyAugust Yall haven’t won y’all’s division in 18 years gang why are you talking

@SoftlyAugust Don't get drafted by a shit team with a shit fanbase🤷‍♂️

Cam Ward is a #1 overall pick with zero primetime games 2 years into his career

@JuiceKiffin Where you at juice? You sure do get babysat a lot

Enough is enough… Can’t dogs come on the boat?

@AriWasserman The other 3 were massive over pays on evaluations just to try and save face for lane.

@AriWasserman Lane wanted it to be about him and it never was a solo journey. There’s a reason more than half the coaches and nearly all the players stayed at OM. Why do you guys never question that leadership?What Offensive coach has left a program and only got 1 player from their prev school

Everyone gets mad at Lane Kiffin for leaving, and I understand the resentment. But part of the reason it turned into a major circus was that the man wanted to stay through the CFP run.

@cmccow11 I mean…

Once again, google is free, you fucking retard.

@RobertFosterMS Always love when daddies money chimes in…

Do it Gov. make the call. 4-0. Let the lawsuits play out. The time is now.

@AndyGipsonforMS Its funny how none of the politicians think about how they will look in 30-50 years. Your name will be sullied. You’ll like what you are, all for a NY billionaire who doesn’t give 2 craps about you. Wild.0

IT’S TIME FOR BENNIE THOMPSON TO GO. Mississippi Conservatives agree with me, it is time for Bennie Thompson to go! Folks have lots of questions, like why isn’t Mississippi redrawing the lines … now?? Louisiana, Alabama, Tennessee and others are acting now. Why isn’t Mississippi? Well, Mississippi absolutely needs to act. The problem is, unlike other states, our Legislature is not in Session at the present time. As a result - under our State Constitution, only the Governor can give the call to action. Here are some facts you should know about redistricting and where we stand after the Callais decision. Status of Congressional District Lines. January 25, 2022 - That is when the Mississippi Legislature most recently redrew the district lines for our four Congressional seats. Two general elections have occurred since then (in 2022 and 2024), plus a primary election held this past March, 2026 with congressional elections set for November 3rd this year. Unlike other states, in Mississippi has already held our primaries and as of today no federal court has ruled the existing congressional districts should be withdrawn. I believe they should be redrawn on the basis of Callais. Legally and constitutionally, redistricting is required after every 10-year census, most recently the 2020 census. This is to guarantee “one man, one vote.” Redistricting is also required after a federal court finds that the districts violate the Voting Rights Act. In the recent Callais decision by the US Supreme Court, a Louisiana district was thrown out by a court and required to be redrawn because it was drawn “predominantly” on the basis of race. You can study our current Congressional map down to the precinct level here: gis.mississippi.edu/portal/apps/we… The Callais decision held it is ILLEGAL to draw a district predominantly on the basis of race. That is the right decision and is the law of the land! Mississippi certainly needs to redraw our districts on the basis of Callais without regard to race. Status of Mississippi Supreme Court District Lines. Recently, Mississippi had a federal court order requiring the redrawing of only our elected Mississippi Supreme Court district lines. The court did not require congressional lines to be redrawn. That case was vacated this week because of the Callais decision, meaning that currently Mississippi does NOT have to redraw our state Supreme Court lines. Meanwhile, as noted above our Legislature is no longer in Session and can only meet upon the Special Session call of the Governor. Gov. Reeves had previously issued a call to redraw the state Supreme Court district lines. Because of the recent federal court ruling vacating that requirement, this call is technically no longer required, but it is fully in the Governor’s hands at the present time. It’s gonna be interesting to watch what happens now. Other Options on the Table. The Governor has the option to maintain the call, amend the call or withdraw the call. If he maintains the call, the Legislature will be showing up to redraw court lines next week. Then we will have to wait and see what if anything gets added. The Governor also has the power to amend the call to add the redrawing of Congressional lines to a Special Session. If he does, this raises the issue whether and how new primary elections would have to be held in the new districts - before the November 3rd election. The people just voted in March for congressional primaries. Will the people have the right to vote again? The Governor could also include redrawing the court-ordered legislative district lines that were redrawn in 2025 for a special election or for 2027. All this is to say, unlike other states - in Mississippi the entire redistricting issue is squarely within the hands of Governor Reeves as of today. One way or another, Bennie Thompson has got to go!!

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I really would be curious to know if some LSU fans are already getting tired of Kiffin’s antics. Games haven’t even played yet, man. This is 10x worse than when he was here

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@kvngcxlstxn I think it’s pretty disingenuous to say that they haven’t tried to distance themselves from that past. They have also acknowledged the wrong doings of the past. They did things while he was there too. Tokenizing black people exp to win recruiting battles/football games is lame.

Reading comprehension is still at an all time low. Lane Kiffin didn’t say Mississippi was more racist than Louisiana or that Louisiana wasn’t racist at all. He simply said Ole Miss/MS has had trouble distancing themselves from the bigotry. Please tell me where the lie is lmao

@BigOrangeMack We get it 🤣 😭

We tried to tell Ole Miss fans not to trust that snake in the grass. And we were told we were like a jealous ex and to let Lane go. Well well wel well, my have the tables turned.

“The worst thing about Ole Miss was the... was the Dementors…” - Lane Kiffin (probably)

@clarencehilljr I don’t think you know how crazy that is to say about her. Also there are plenty of POC on staff at ole miss you should talk and listen to their experience. Watch coach Yo’s interview with Stephen A Smith when he said the same. You’re ignoring progress

There’s always one

Hard to get the mind around the Brandon Clarke news. Such a joyful presence. During a tumultuous era for the Grizz -- and through a miserable run of injuries -- he always seemed to be grateful to have made it, to be a part of it.