The start day for the trail in Mississippi state Sen. Chris McDaniel’s (R) challenge to the results of the runoff of the Republican primary for U.S. Senate has been pushed back a day.
Judge Hollis McGehee, the judge presiding over the case, has decided to set the start date for Sept. 16. It had previously been set for Sept. 15, according to the Clarion-Ledger.
McGehee also moved the end date back from Oct. 3 to Oct. 6.
The trial is central to McDaniel’s efforts to fight the runoff results. Since the runoff, which Sen. Thad Cochran (R-MS) won, McDaniel has said he is actually the rightful Republican nominee for Senate and has said he should be awarded the nomination.
Motto of every other Southern State:
“Hey–At Least We’re Not Mississippi!”
Moving it back one day allows the state fairs and carnivals, crucial to the local economies, to finish without competition from this side show.
Not a larger insane asylum than SC
Not high on White Lightning like TN
Not longer or wider in ignorance as TX
Not still making babies like they do in AR
Not living on a hollow as they do in KY
Not fucking french as in LA
Not eating red clay as in AL
Not smoking in the Smokey Mts of NC
After all of that, we’re not Yankees.
Bless their hearts