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  1. America needs real solutions

    In his May 14 letter (Rankin Dems have Strength) responding to my May 5 letter, James H. Parker feels that I was deriding the Rankin County Democratic Party, its chairman, and vice chairman.

    • May. 17, 2012
  2. Marriage is for procreation

    It has become more and more apparent that in our present world of political correctness, and the choice by some to ignore the good Lord's will in everything, that we are swiftly and blindly moving toward great tragedy in our lives.

    • May. 17, 2012
  3. Coulter's claims are erroneous

    It was the "democratic Ku Klux Klan" who used gun control laws "to keep guns out of the hands of blacks," conjures Ann Coulter in attacking gun law proponents during a recent Bill O'Reilly interview. The astoundingly context-challenged Coulter says "the Republicans in the south weren't discriminatory."

    • May. 17, 2012
  4. Republicans are 'selling the rope'

    The fact of the matter is that both political parties favor illegal immigration and the situation with the porous border just as it is. It is in the best self-interest of the politicians.

    • May. 16, 2012
  5. USM presidents misrepresented

    To Bill Crawford, Clarion-Ledger columnist:

    • May. 16, 2012
  6. Nurse's letter is contradictory

    After reading the letter from nurse Mary Seale to Gov. Bryant, I felt compelled to write this letter. It seems that nurse Seale is a bit confused about what abortion is all about. She proudly says that she's a conservative and is pro-abortion, but that it doesn't mean she is for killing babies in the womb. She also says that she's been insulted by Gov. Bryant.

    • May. 16, 2012
  7. local teams play for MSA Soccer DIII title

    I really don't want this printed as a letter to the editor, I'd love for yall to do a story on 2 teams that placed 1st and 2nd in the DIII State games that do not even has a soccer field. Tell me that isn't talent.

    • May. 16, 2012
  8. Corporations are People

    I am not a student of politics. I chose instead to study a more factual path; history and economics. The subtle art of political distortion of facts eludes me. I try to think in terms of problems that need to be solved, not political power posturing and theater. I am not enamored by political journalistic soap operatic sensationalism as presented by cable news; CNN, MSNBC, and FOX?s 3B?s (Babbling Blonde Bimbos).

    • May. 16, 2012
  9. Spay/neuter saves lives of God's creatures

    The story about the cats at the Agricultural Museum who were destroyed because they were considered to be too many highlights our state?s tragic overpopulation of pets, and the lack of compassion and accountability with which we as a society treat God?s creatures.

    • May. 16, 2012
  10. Governor Perdue not Purdue

    Perhaps the reason Governor Perdue thinks Mississippi is backward is that the editorial writer at the state's top newspaper can't be bothered to check for the correct spelling of the individual he's writing about. Just saying.

    • May. 16, 2012
  11. NC apologizes for our Governor

    We are ashamed that Gov Purdue would make such a statement about Mississippi. Maybe Purdue should be aware of how NC really ranks vs Miss:

    • May. 16, 2012
  12. Mormonism Is Contradictory To Christianity!!

    Mormons were founded by Joseph Smith not Jesus Christ. Joseph Smith asserted publicly that he discovered gold plates written in Egyptian Hieroglyphics in up State New York.He taught that Jesus came to bring the gospel to the Indians in America.This allowed the doctrine of plurality of wives,which allowed the men to have multiple wives simultaneously.

    • May. 16, 2012
  13. Forgiveness

    Please pray for North Carolina?s Christians, priests, and pastors. In Leviticus 19:18 God instructs us to love our neighbors as ourselves. We are saved if we truly believe Jesus is the son of God. We need not remove our tattoos before entering heaven. We need not pray the gay away. We need not shed our polyester clothes. We?re ALL saved with God?s unconditional love.

    • May. 16, 2012
  14. "Cop Slaying"

    It seems you could give more respect to a policeman who gave his life in the line of duty and call him a "Policeman" instead of a "cop" very disrespectful.

    • May. 16, 2012
  15. Road Conditions

    I am a former Mississippian who grew up in Jackson my entire life until my teens. I recently have visited Jackson for a Mother's Day surprise weekend and had the opportunity to travel all over the city, reminiscing with my children over things we remembered and places we used to love. During our trip to Belhaven on Saturday, discussing the book "The Help", it was painfully apparent to me just how awful the roads in Jackson are today.

    • May. 16, 2012
  16. Have a heart to get a heart

    Lavaree Jones, a long-time community activist, Democratic Party leader, realtor and friend to so many is in desperate need of a life-saving heart procedure. ("Fundraiser held for real estate pioneer" - May 13)

    • May. 16, 2012
  17. Texting should be banned

    I suppose it's the age group I belong to, but I just don't get it. Why would someone want to text another person rather than call them? My son and one of my daughters are hooked on texting. I'm the safety manager for a large construction company and we have banned the use of cell phones(period)while driving and on our jobsites. Our insurance carrier claims texting while driving is three times more dangerous than driving while intoxicated.

    • May. 16, 2012
  18. Tragedy of Feral Cats

    The issue of feral cats on the grounds of the Ag Museum (or anywhere) is emotional and painful. Our domestic animals require love, food, water, companionship, regular veterinary care including inoculations, and protection. Feral dogs and cats do not have and cannot be provided these essentials.

    • May. 16, 2012
  19. Cyclists Rolling For Safety Not Enough

    Yesterdays article (Ride of Silence: Cyclists Roll For Safety) May 17, was a good article to bring attention to motorists that bicycles are traveling the same roads as them, and many are being run over resulting in injury or death. This is not because motorists don't like cyclists or are not courteous, but often they simply can't see them.

    • May. 16, 2012
  20. Hosemann intends to bully

    Mississippi's Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann is complaining about a Justice Department official who was critical of an inhospitable racist taunt hurled by some University of Southern Mississippi students at a basketball tournament earlier this year.

    • May. 16, 2012
  21. 'New law' claim is not accurate

    A recent letter writer's claim that the U.S. Supreme Court in the Citizens United decision created "new law" regarding how rich individuals can support political candidates is simply wrong, ("Citizens United ruining America," May 8). The ruling affects only corporate donations and does not rule that "corporations are people."

    • May. 15, 2012
  22. 'Support the state or leave'

    Gov. Perdue of North Carolina was not happy that the people of her state did not vote the way she wanted them to for gay marriage.

    • May. 15, 2012
  23. Obama choices hurting country

    Mr. President, I can't give you chapter and verse, but I know that during your 2008 campaign, you criticized the notion of reparations for slavery which did not demand free health care and college education for all blacks. Sorry, Mr. President, but "Obamacare" will enhance bureaucracy, not health, and "No-black-left-behind" will federalize dumbed-down standards, not student competence or industry.

    • May. 15, 2012
  24. Keep gov't. out of marital laws

    Let's take marriage and divorce into the private sector to shrink the expense burden on the government. The government has again exceeded its designed authority by making marriage, and more importantly divorce, government ordained.

    • May. 15, 2012
  25. Keynesian Economics

    I found that Keynesian economics, by John Maynard Keynes, a British economist who lived from 1883 to 1946 was quite interesting. Listed in part; are a few points of his economic theory and my comments on its effect on America.

    • Apr. 17, 2012
  26. Miss. needs health care law

    Gene Barton’s letter (“Health care law needed in Miss.,” April 20) is precisely correct.

    • May. 14, 2012
  27. Spotlight aimed at wrong issues

    Weary and threadbare blue collar.

    • May. 14, 2012
  28. DOJ worker reveals bias

    Why have Texas, South Carolina, and other states that have passed common-sense voter ID laws run into such dogged opposition from the Justice Department? One huge factor is the radical ideology and bias of the staff who work in the Voting Section of the Civil Rights Division, as revealed in a new report from Christian Adams, a former Voting Section lawyer.

    • May. 14, 2012
  29. Wrong reasons

    Gov. Beverly Perdue is correct in her comparison to the state of Mississippi, but for all the wrong reasons. The comparison is correct because she and our governor have made the same arrogant mistake. In both state the voters have decided a ballot question by c60%: in MS it was ?personhood? in NC is was same sex marriage. In both states the two governors think they know better than 60% of the voters in their respective states.

    • May. 14, 2012
  30. Immigration Solution

    Immigration Solution

    • May. 14, 2012
  31. Ignorance of belief

    Sir/Madam

    • May. 14, 2012
  32. Our North Carolina Governor

    I would like to apologize to all the good citizens of Mississippi for the idiotic remarks made by our Governor Bev Perdue about your state. Just let me say that she is so unpopular here that a second term for her was out of the question and you (and we) will be spared any further embarassment from this empty headed woman.

    • May. 14, 2012
  33. Gov. Perdue & NC

    Many feel Gov. Perdue of NC has denigrated our state by her comment after NC voted against same-sex marriage.I am proud to live in a state where God matters, & His word is still held dear by the majority. Many have posted comments saying the christian church used to condone same-sex marriage. I personally know many of these people & can testify that they will say anything to support their own agenda. As to the remark about Miss.

    • May. 14, 2012
  34. Families Call for an Equal Voice on Policies that Impact their Lives

    Mississippi families are refusing to be ignored any longer. They are part of the nearly 49 million people in the U.S. who struggle every day to meet their basic needs, yet routinely don’t have a say in the policies that affect their lives.

    • May. 14, 2012
  35. Arresting the Obesity Epidemic

    Dear Editor:

    • May. 14, 2012
  36. Enlightenment?

    According to the comments I have seen & heard about same sex marriage & abortion, if you support these issues you are "Enlightened". If you oppose them, you are, at best, an uneducated buffoon lacking the vision to get out of the rain. Further, if you are a Bible believing Christian, seeking a higher level of morality than that currently accepted, you are considered to be on a par with cavemen.

    • May. 14, 2012
  37. Information

    I filed charges with the EEOC concerning age and race discrimination from the Jackson Police Department concerning my attempts to be rehired as a police officer. Commander Gardner stalled one year the first attempt and I was denied the second time after many references about was I sure I could handle the job. I am a caucasion in case you were wondering and have been told once you leave you don't come back.

    • May. 14, 2012
  38. Intolerance

    Saturday night my husband and I were watching "Guess who's coming for dinner". A wonderful classic with Sydney Poitier and Spencer Tracy. Talking about the upcoming biracial marriage of an affluent white family to a "colored" man. I remeber the sixties maybe all too well. Biracial marriages were not recognized in all states and those who were married had all too many problems with those who were intolerate.

    • May. 14, 2012
  39. Governor Perdue comments

    Recently the people of North Carolina had a vote on an ammendment that passed overwhelmingly in her state. The "nice" Governor decided to act childish and started insulting her people and the people of Mississippi. While we all can agree to disagree on issues, when you hold any kind of leadership position, you must be above the fray.

    • May. 14, 2012
  40. Same-sex marriages

    It has become more and more apparant that in our present world of political correctness, and the choice by some to ignore the Good Lord's will in EVERYTHING,that we are swiftly and blindly moving toward great tragedy in our lives!

    • May. 14, 2012
  41. Democrat Fringe

    In his May 14th letter (Rankin Dems have Strength) responding to my May 5th letter, James H. Parker feels that I was deriding the Rankin County Democratic Party, its chairman, and vice chairman.

    • May. 14, 2012
  42. More States Should Look Like Mississippi

    While disparaging the vote banning gay marriage in North Carolina, Gov. Beverly Perdue (D) pejoratively quipped, ?We look like Mississippi!? To the governor, I say, ?You are quite welcome, Governor. But try as you might, you do not look like Mississippi. Mississippians would never elect anyone as bigoted as Beverly Perdue?.

    • May. 14, 2012
  43. God in the Process

    Same sex couples were recently in the news. In deceiding on values, they don't seem to have God in the process as one usually expects in this part of the country.

    • May. 14, 2012
  44. Are we an informed and moral people?

    Are we aware that freedom and democracy are not luxuries but absolute essentials to our preservation and quality of life? They are dependent upon each of us as we exercise responsible decisions and conduct ourselves in a manner that respects the ideals for which our constitution was written.

    • May. 14, 2012
  45. God, Homosexuals and President Obama

    God has a standard. Can gay Americans make great soldiers? Of course they can. Do gay Americans make good friends? I am sure they do. Can gay Americans make good parents? Of course they can. Can gay Americans make good teachers, police officers, firemen, football players, doctors, lawyers, construction workers, custodians and chefs? Of course they can. Then why shouldn't same- sex American couples be allowed to marry? Because, God has a standard.

    • May. 14, 2012
  46. Here We Go Again!!

    The no regulation republicans were wrong again,Because J.P.Morgan lost 2000000000 in six weeks. Banks are FDIC insured,but they make all the rules and the can't be trusted with the funds entrusted to their care. These republicans believe the market will solve the problem well if they are true capitalists why are they relying on the Federal Government to insure their deposits? These guys are con artist who exploit the free enterprise system.

    • May. 14, 2012
  47. Same-sex?

    Without the biblical standard I was raised by being used, same-sex marriage is a spit in the eye to biology. Only worms & some other invertebrates can mate without one being male & the other female. Are the same-sex advocates equating themselves with worms? It is true that some animal species demonstrate homosexual traits, but these are often destroyed by the population because they are counter to the well-being & future of the tribe/troop.

    • May. 14, 2012
  48. Presidential Standards

    In his statement regarding the President of JP Morgan, Obummer stated that " He is one of the smartest men I know." He was referring to an individual who led JP Morgan into a two billion dollar loss the last fiscal year.

    • May. 14, 2012
  49. Secular and Sacred - Won't Mix

    Dear Editor,

    • May. 14, 2012
  50. Rankin Dems have strength

    In his May 5 letter ("Ready to lead what?") to your newspaper, Clay Crystal made a statement deriding the Rankin County Democratic Party and our chairman, Ryan Brown.

    • May. 13, 2012
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