JACKSON -- Few people who attend the annual Neshoba County Fair political speakings these days fall into the category of the uninformed voter looking to be educated.
For the most part, people who attend the political speakings are:
* Supporters of a candidate or political party looking to provide vocal support.
* A lobbyist or other type of worker who depends on government actions for his or her pay.
* Members of the media.
* People at the historic fair for other purposes, such as the horse racing, concerts or midway rides, either get lost and end up at the Founders' Square Pavilion during the speakings or have a healthy curiosity and decide to wander over for a few minutes.
This will be a quiet year at the fair with statewide elections still two years away. Still, all the statewide elected officials are scheduled to speak either Wednesday or Thursday. Some news might be made.
A disturbing trend in recent years has been audience members heckling candidates they do not support. I'm all for free speech, but people come to hear the candidates not members of the audience. Hopefully fair officials will start to get that conduct under control.
It's one thing to give vocal support to your candidate. It is another to try to deprive your candidate's opponent from being heard.
He is a crook just like bush.the american people have been rescued fro people like him, he needs to go to jail