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Harry
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« on: June 10, 2020, 03:37:52 PM »

Close enough to not get embarrassed, and maybe have an outside shot if she goes on a gaffe spree again.

Too bad MS Dems couldn't find a better candidate than someone who resigned the cabinet in disgrace 25+ years ago and hasn't done anything since, other than trying to party switch in 2007 and losing a possibly winnable race in 2018.
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« Reply #1 on: June 11, 2020, 12:37:41 PM »

and losing a possibly winnable race in 2018.
This state is racist as hell and the Democrats are the black party. No Dem was going to win.

Jim Hood would almost certainly beaten Cindy Hyde-Smith in 2018 in a head-to-head race (assuming his entry into the race didn't cause other stronger Republican candidates to jump in and get to the top 2 in her spot).

And Mississippi isn't any more racist than Louisiana (Democratic governor) or Alabama (Democratic senator), nor is any more Republican than either of those states. It's all about matching a strong Democratic candidate against a weak Republican candidate. The MSGOP did its part in 2018 (just like the ALGOP in 2017 and LAGOP in 2015), but the Democrats weren't able to do the same.
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« Reply #2 on: June 12, 2020, 01:09:20 PM »

and losing a possibly winnable race in 2018.
This state is racist as hell and the Democrats are the black party. No Dem was going to win.

Jim Hood would almost certainly beaten Cindy Hyde-Smith in 2018 in a head-to-head race (assuming his entry into the race didn't cause other stronger Republican candidates to jump in and get to the top 2 in her spot).

And Mississippi isn't any more racist than Louisiana (Democratic governor) or Alabama (Democratic senator), nor is any more Republican than either of those states. It's all about matching a strong Democratic candidate against a weak Republican candidate. The MSGOP did its part in 2018 (just like the ALGOP in 2017 and LAGOP in 2015), but the Democrats weren't able to do the same.
No he wouldn't have.

Doug Jones won because Roy Moore was a pedophile and it was low turnout special election with nothing else on the ballot three weeks before Christmas.

Louisiana has a strain of white voters that would vote for Dems like John Bel Edwards. A Black Dem could never win statewide.

Mississippi whites routinely vote 90 percent GOP no matter what. That is A LOT of racial animus behind those margins. And the fact that a person can only be elected Governor if they win a majority of districts when they know Black folks are clustered in the Delta and Jackson is one of the most egregious and racist statutes enshrined as law.

None of that has anything to do with whether Jim Hood (who is white) would have won a SENATE election against Cindy Hyde-Smith in 2018.
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