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Political science professor analyzes Biden and Trump performances in debate
SUMMARY: Dr. Brian Shoup, head of Mississippi State University's political science department, discussed the recent debate. He believes former President Trump had a stronger performance, appearing more energetic, while President Biden seemed to stumble at times. Both candidates struggled to stay on topic, and the moderators often had to redirect them. Shoup noted concerns among Democrats regarding Biden's long-term viability, whereas Trump remains a solid figure for Republicans. He emphasized the importance of voters critically analyzing the candidates' policies. The debate's format, including the mute button, did not seem to significantly impact the discussion. Shoup suggested future debates could alter public perception.
Mississippi State University political science professor Brian Shoup talked about the candidates' performances in Thursday evening's debate.
SUMMARY: Representative Fabien Nelson of District 66 hosted an event at Gentleman Image Barber Shop in Byram to inform constituents about over 400 new laws that took effect and recap the previous legislative session. Nelson, the first openly gay member of the Mississippi House, emphasized ongoing efforts for diversity and equality, including combating the state's anti-LGBTQ+ law, the Safer Act. Nelson highlighted significant new laws on squatter vehicles and increased penalties for shoplifting and car theft. For the next session, he aims to focus on Medicaid expansion, securing more federal funds, and establishing a new fire station in District 66.
Rep. Fabian Nelson holds meeting with constituents to talk about new laws
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SUMMARY: The Mississippi Food Network received a significant donation of hundreds of gallons of lactose-free milk from Prairie Farms, coinciding with the end of National Dairy Month. This donation is part of a broader initiative, with multiple food pantries across the country benefitting from such contributions. Prairie Farms emphasizes that fresh milk is often taken for granted, as many in need typically receive only shelf-stable milk. The donation aims to provide immediate nutritional benefits, particularly highlighting the advantage of lactose-free milk, which is beneficial for all families.
The Mississippi Food Network received a big donation of milk from Prairie Farms
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SUMMARY: Tisby attended the ceremony for 13 new EMT graduates in Hinds County, who completed a rigorous three-month course by AMR. Despite challenges since its initiation in 2019, the program has become notably productive. Mayor Richard White, a former volunteer fireman and EMT, attended the event and will welcome three of those graduates as firefighters. Trust, the top graduate, remarked on the importance of teamwork and hard work throughout the program, forming study groups to succeed. The graduates expressed excitement for their future roles, eager to help people during their critical moments and contribute positively to society.
AMR welcomes new EMTs
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