Jackson Jambalaya

Google her. She admitted to perjury and was not disciplined by the DOJ, according to what I've read.

So, since her comment was taken "out of context", I am sure she will be willing to tell us what she "really meant".

Where in the world did Gilbert get the idea that our white African-American Muslim POTUS was going to be cooperative?

Read Adams' book and you'll realize that Holder will merely replace her with another attorney hostile to VoterId.

(Btw, the two chapters detailing Ike Brown's election crimes are alone worth the price of the book. There can be NO DOUBT that some of Brown's 'techniques' have been and are being used in Hinds County -- at least.)

Give 'em Heck, Dilbert.

Delbert stands up for us all.

Delbert is just catering to the Tea Party. The Facebook comments by the DOJ employee were in response to the USM band episode during the NCAA tournament and were made in March. The comments had nothing to do with Voter ID. Delbert was just grandstanding today. That's the bottom line.

Prove it w/ some links.

The C-L today:

DOJ employee Stephanie Gyamfi in mid-March wrote in a Facebook post,"Hey, that should replace the state motto! 'Mississippi: Disgusting and Shameful.' Forget the magnolia state motto." * * *

T. Christian Herren Jr., chief of the voting section of DOJ's Civil Rights Division, confirmed in a response letter dated Tuesday that Gyamfi wrote the post.

She was referring to students who chanted a racial slur during a University of Southern Mississippi basketball game, he said.

At the March 16 game, band members chanted, "Where's your green card?," at a Puerto Rican player on the opposing team.

I'm pretty sure that was a lot of people's reaction to the USM brats, which is one reason they were punished.

Would've thought that the concept of "bringing shame upon one's state" would not be so alien to Mississippians - aren't we still supposed to believe such a thing is possible?

... I don't do Facebook, but I encourage those who do to search for the remarks and check the context. I didn't wake up this a.m. and suddenly decide to believe everything in the C-L ... or everything Hosemann says, for that matter.

We know Delbert is just pandering to the Tea Party. He's a Democrat. A smart Democrat who knows the best side of each issue to declare, but a Democrat none the less.

Delbert is just catering to the Tea Party. The Facebook comments by the DOJ employee were in response to the USM band episode during the NCAA tournament and were made in March. The comments had nothing to do with Voter ID. Delbert was just grandstanding today. That's the bottom line.

I am absolutely not a TEA PRTY person and I applaud his standing up for me. I resent the comments made by the DOJ employee. ( and I resent your suggestion that only a tea party advocate could be insulted by the DOJ remarks )

It shows a strong negative bias towards mississippi by this individual.
similar to the EPA employee who wanted to 'crucify' some companies. Govt employees need to be very careful not to let personal agendas affect their work.

"It shows a strong negative bias towards mississippi by this individual."

Just curious, 11:58 .. what kind of bias did you think those "green card" shouts by the USM students exhibited?

Some folks find it surprising that when Southerners act like ignorant rednecks, they get referred to as ignorant rednecks.

What could possibly be 'racial' about a green-card chant? People of all creeds apply for them and people of all creeds ignore the requirements for legal status. It's off the subject, but, Bucky Saunders pissed in her whiskey when she kicked those kids off their scholarships.

Just curious, 11:58 .. what kind of bias did you think those "green card" shouts by the USM students exhibited?

It was 80% immaturity and 20% bias.

Surely you are not equating college kids with a DoJ employee..... Wait a minute , that is exactly what you are dong. Sorry that you are so narrowminded

This was directed toward Anderson

Surely you are not equating college kids with a DoJ employee..... Wait a minute , that is exactly what you are dong. Sorry that you are so narrowminded

Apparently some of y'all have a more exalted notion of "government employees" than I have.

This is a non-story. Miss. kids behave badly, embarrass our state. People sound off about Miss. on the internet. One of those people happens to work for the federal gov't. Big deal.

I wish Hosemann had a job to do and not enough time to play the outrage game.

===> Anderson

apparently, many people around the country think that racism and bigotry and stereotypes only exist
in the south (mississippi)

Sure, it takes the heat off them.

But just like with the black parents who tell their kids "you can't just be as good as everyone else, you have to be better," Mississippi parents need to teach their kids that they are being held to a different standard on such matters. Those USM kids didn't get that lesson, or managed to ignore it.

As crass and inappropriate as that USM student was, it speaks volumes of narrow and closed mindset of the individual employee at the DoJ who painted the whole state as 'disgusting and shameful'.

Not only is this DoJ employee capable of gross bias but she apparently is also intellectually dishonest enough to commit perjury.