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Bottled Water Industry Loves Jackson This has truly been a great year for bottled water sales in the city of Jackson this year. Earlier this year bottled water flew off the shelves as Jackson was crippled for a week with pipes bursting all over town and residents having no safe water to use or drink. …
Toyota Moves Forward Toyota Motor Co. made the announcement yesterday that they would begin to produce the Toyota Corolla at their plant that has been under construction while production was TBA in Blue Springs, MS. They expect to have cars rolling off the lines by the fall of 2011 and the plant will create 2,000…
The Alan Nunnelee camp has released campaign polling that Hotline got their hands on (h/t: Y’all Politics) showing the challenger with an eight point lead over Rep. Travis Childers. The poll was conducted by the Tarrance Group, a national Republican firm whose clients include Sen. Thad Cochran, Gov. Haley Barbour along with a whole host…
Minnesota Malarkey Do you know Matt Entenza? Me neither. He has however made it a point in his political campaign for governor in Minnesota to disparage Mississippi in TV ads. Here you can watch it for yourself and form your own opinion: “If budget cuts were always the answer, then Mississippi would be a leader…
Here is a breakdown of campaign contributions members of Mississippi Congressional delegation have received from BP dating back to 1998 (according to Open Secrets which has very neatly outlined this information nationally): – BP PAC has not given any money to Mississippi federal candidates for the 2010 election cycle as of the First Quarter fundraising…
Primary Review Well the much-anticipated primaries in MS-01 and MS-04 have come and gone and we now have a better idea of the match-ups we will see in November. There is still a runoff to be held for the GOP candidate in MS-02, between Bill Marcy and Richard Cook, one will get to be the…
Below is a quick snapshot of what the five candidates in GOP primaries in MS-01 and MS-04 spent on the election and how many votes they ended up with. I then divided the disbursements by the total votes, and came out with the final column on the chart- the price per vote. For a good…