The House Republican majority flexed its muscle Tuesday and abruptly cut off Democrats’ efforts to offer amendments aiming to improve the health of poor Mississippi women and children.
by Bobby Harrison, Mississippi Today February 21, 2023 The House Republican majority flexed its muscle Tuesday and abruptly cut off Democrats’ efforts to offer amendments that aimed to improve the health of poor Mississippi women and children.
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