Subjects the summaries marked rising or new in the last week.
✦Hyde-Smith protein comments✦Colom campaign spending✦Hyde-Smith debate calls✦PAC spending reports▲Obama-Colom ad and endorsement▲Internal polling rumors✦Mississippi ballot overview▲Colom Senate spending✦Thompson targeting discussion✦Colom Senate race discussion
MSMississippiWed 14 Oct
Voters react to Hyde-Smith protein comments and Colom ads
Discussion centers on Scott Colom's campaign advertisements and criticism of Cindy Hyde-Smith's comments regarding food costs.
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Discussion centers on Scott Colom's campaign advertisements and criticism of Cindy Hyde-Smith's comments regarding food costs. Supporters praise Colom's ads, while opponents target Hyde-Smith's rhetoric.
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What people said
“Pick another protein? I’d rather pick another senator,” people reply.
Obama endorsement of Colom drives social media discussion
The announcement of Barack Obama's endorsement of Scott Colom dominates the conversation, with posters highlighting the new campaign ads and national Democratic support.
Obama ad for Colom fuels speculation on Mississippi polling
The day's conversation is dominated by the news of former President Barack Obama's endorsement and a high-spending television advertisement for Scott Colom's Senate campaign.
Colom Senate race spending and debate calls dominate
Discussions focus on Super PAC spending in the Senate race, calls for a debate between Scott Colom and Cindy Hyde-Smith, and profiles of various congressional candidates.
Activity today centers on the Mississippi Senate race between Scott Colom and Cindy Hyde-Smith, with discussion regarding polling, fundraising, and campaign tactics.
The conversation today is heavily centered on Scott Colom's campaign activity, specifically a mix of enthusiastic donation appeals and complaints regarding automated fundraising texts.
The day was characterized by a significant uptick in activity regarding Scott Colom's campaign, specifically highlighting a high-profile visit from Senator Cory Booker in Gulfport.
The conversation today centers on the financial activity surrounding the Scott Colom and Cindy Hyde-Smith Senate race, with significant figures noted for both candidates.