.jessejholland: The stench of hypocrisy from Mississippi leaders smells as bad as the water that was flowing through the capital city’s pipes until a few days ago.
Neither Favre nor Bryant has been charged with a crime. Favre’s lawyer told Mississippi Today on Monday that “Brett Favre has been honorable throughout this whole thing.” That newsroom reports that Bryant, who has previously denied being involved with the project, didn’t attempt to explain the text messages.
In recent years,, and lawmakers just foolishly enacted its largest ever income tax cut, which means federal funds will become an even larger share of the budget.Right now might be the time for respectful silence from the state officials attacking Jackson about how government should and shouldn’t work, what leaders should and should not do and what citizens should expect from their elected leaders.
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