Laurie Bertram Roberts

Racism has shaped, and continues to shape, many of the policies and institutions that produce inequality across this country, especially in Mississippi. If Scott Colom is unwilling to name racism directly before reaching Washington, voters have every right to question whether he will confront racially discriminatory policies once he gets there. Clay Cane: Is Cindy Hyde-Smith a racist? Scott Colom: “I can’t look into her heart. I don’t even know her.” Clay Cane: Is Donald Trump a racist? Scott Colom: “I don’t know. I can’t look into his heart.” Clay Cane: Would it hurt you with voters to say Donald Trump is a racist? Scott Colom: “These are clickbait questions. Voting rights are not clickbait. Discrimination is not clickbait. Policies that disproportionately harm Black Mississippians are not clickbait. And calling out racism is not clickbait. A Black leader seeking the support of Black voters should not be reluctant to name racism when the evidence is plainly before him. Scott says he is focused on Mississippi voters, including Black voters. But Black Mississippians have spent generations confronting inequality rooted in institutional racism. Don’t we deserve a senator who will speak truthfully and directly about that history and who will have the courage to confront the policies and institutions that continue to perpetuate it? Watch the exchange and decide for yourself.

He called it a lie. Then he admitted choosing the Republican ballot. Scott Colom began this interview by calling what I had said about his voting record “lies.” Moments later, he acknowledged that he voted Republican in Mississippi’s 2024 primary. His blanket denial did not survive the first question. This is not about political gossip or personal attacks. A candidate’s voting record is part of the résumé voters are entitled to examine. Watch the exchange and decide for yourself. The full interview is available on Clay Cane’s Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube pages.

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He called it a lie. Then he admitted choosing the Republican ballot. Scott Colom began this interview by calling what I had said about his voting record “lies.” Moments later, he acknowledged that he voted Republican in Mississippi’s 2024 primary. His blanket denial did not survive the first question. This is not about political gossip or personal attacks. A candidate’s voting record is part of the résumé voters are entitled to examine. Watch the exchange and decide for yourself. The full interview is available on Clay Cane’s Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube pages.

They never call for Elizabeth Warren or Bernie Sanders to step down and retire and they are old as dirt. Starting to notice the Left is do as I say as we break your rules that we made for you

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Kelly: My husband, we were in Canada. He got sick. He was in the emergency room three days. His bill was $800 for three days. We could not do that in the USA, being in the emergency room three days and only $800. Jennings: I think describing the Canadian system where people wait weeks and weeks or months and months and months for very basic health care procedures, you do not want that here. I promise you.