Republicans' vulnerability evident from Trump deployment
3 Oct 29 · 10d ago · 2 posts · 2 sources · development 3 of 3
The fact that Republicans felt compelled to call in Trump for a Mississippi rally is widely seen as an admission of vulnerability in a state that has reliably voted Republican, suggesting the race may genuinely be competitive.
Scott Colom Democratic U.S. Senate candidate
Cindy Hyde-Smith Incumbent Republican U.S. Senator
Donald Trump Former President, Republican campaigner
Tate Reeves Governor of Mississippi
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Scott Colom has called Cindy Hyde-Smith's support of President Donald Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act a "betrayal" of Mississippi. "I know what it means for a community to lose a hospital, and I thought that was such a betrayal to Mississippi that that was the final straw for me.” https://www. mississippifreepress.org/scott…
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Scott Colom's experience teaching in the South American country of Guyana inspired him to try and make a difference in Mississippi. He is now the Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate, challenging incumbent Republican U.S. Sen. Cindy-Hyde Smith. https://www. mississippifreepress.org/scott…
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