Since that time, it’s been every week, giving them a call. We are all part of Mississippi and we all need to be heard. “We said you need to hear from all of your constituents and not just some of them. “We sent a video of the whole meeting we had (back in February),” she added. Mizenko says she has been trying to contact the senators for months to schedule a meeting. She also had a chance to speak with Senator Wicker earlier in the day after the Pachyderm meeting. Jennifer Mizenko, who spearheads Action Together Oxford, spoke at the meeting last night. None of the officials were present at that meeting nor at last night’s gathering. This past February, the group sought to hold a meeting with senators Wicker, Thad Cochran and Representative Trent Kelly about issues that are important to them. Later that evening, a “town hall” meeting was held at the Oxford Conference Center by a group of concerned citizens as part of Action Together Oxford. Even if someone had an idea that might seem foolish to the rest of the world, if that is your religious belief, then, in my opinion, it’s under the Constitution that you have a right to practice.” “In Russia or China, they’ll let you go to church. “I think what (Gorsuch) understands is that the First Amendment is a lot more than freedom of worship,” Wicker said. The senator replied that appointing Gorsuch was, again, a good move. Wicker closed his Q&A by answering a Pachyderm member’s question about what Trump has done in terms of promoting religious freedom. The program needs to be fixed as soon as possible.” If you want to keep your doctor, you get to keep them. If you want to keep your plan, you get to keep your plan. “Obamacare has been a failure,” Wicker said, echoing President Trump’s opinion on the matter. “This election was about the Supreme Court, national defense, border security, the Second Amendment and it was about jobs for America.”Ī small business owner at the Pachyderm meeting asked Wicker about his views on healthcare. “I did not view this election as complicated,” Wicker said. Wicker also believes that Trump is “making progress” in his new position. This absence of American leadership is a thing of the past.”

It’s very complicated and we need to be cautious. We worry about Russia and Iran, but Assad is a client of (both). “Syria’s complicated: we want to defeat ISIS, Assad wants to defeat ISIS. “I think our Israeli and Sunni allies in the Middle East are glad to see America coming back to a leadership position,” the senator said.

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