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    I'm furious about my squandered nation.

    Wednesday, May 03, 2006

    The Amazing Al Short Answer Gonzales Justice Department

    Yeah, Mississippi, the EMPOWERED state, especially for black Americans.
    For the first time, the Justice Department is using the 1965 law to allege racial discrimination against whites.
    [...]
    The Justice Department complaint says Brown and those working with him participated in numerous racial appeals during primary and general campaigns and have criticized black citizens for supporting white candidates and for forming biracial political coalitions with white candidates.
    Changes in Noxubee County
    Noxubee County a rural area along the Alabama line named for a Choctaw word meaning stinking water has a population of 12,500, 69 percent black and 30 percent white.

    Whites once dominated county politics here, but now only one white person holds countywide office, and he says Brown tried to recruit an out-of-county black candidate to run against him three years ago.
    [...]

    Particularly odious in the wake of the 2000 election in Florida and the destruction of the American way of life implemented by that fixed election AND in a state with Boss Hogg for a governor.

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