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Reining in the porn industry

Jan 16, 2025 | americanthinker.com | Trey Dellinger

When one of my older brothers was a kid, he and some friends made a shocking discovery in a wooded lot across the street -- an old porn magazine hidden away or thrown aside by a previous owner. One of the more foolish of the hooligans stepped forward and flipped open the magazine. Horrified by what he saw, my brother turned on his heel and hightailed it for the innocence of home. Sadly, for this generation of kids, that sort of innocence is hard to come by.
How to protect your kids from porn and maintain the First Amendment

Jul 11, 2024 | washingtontimes.com | Trey Dellinger

OPINION: Lawmakers in almost 20 states have acted to protect children from the explosion of online porn. Has yours? One popular approach requires internet users to verify their adult age before accessing harmful sexual material. Many of these new laws give parents the right to sue commercial websites that fail to require age verification and thus “accidentally” expose kids to porn. In two states, parents may sue websites that publish illegal (think: child porn) pornographic content.
How to protect your kids from porn and maintain the First Amendment

Jul 11, 2024 | highergroundtimes.com | Trey Dellinger

OPINION: Lawmakers in almost 20 states have acted to protect children from the explosion of online porn. Has yours? One popular approach requires internet users to verify their adult age before accessing harmful sexual material. Many of these new laws give parents the right to sue commercial websites that fail to require age verification and thus “accidentally” expose kids to porn. In two states, parents may sue websites that publish illegal (think: child porn) pornographic content.
Beware the Romney-Manchin “Bipartisan” Fiscal Commission

Feb 19, 2024 | magnoliatribune.com | Trey Dellinger

Columnist Trey Dellinger says the fiscal commission proposed by U.S. Senators Mitt Romney and Joe Manchin is simply a gimmick vehicle for tax increases. Senators Mitt Romney and Joe Manchin are backing a so-called Bipartisan Fiscal Commission with the ostensible goal of reducing the federal deficit. Legislation to create the proposed commission was introduced in Congress as H.R. 5779. Lowering the federal deficit is certainly a worthy, even an urgent, goal.
Magnolia Mornings: February 7, 2024

Feb 7, 2024 | magnoliatribune.com | Sarah Ulmer |Frank Corder |Courtney Ingle |Trey Dellinger

Oliver Anthony is headlining his “Out of the Woods” Tour and heading to the Brandon Amphitheater on March 9th. Anthony became a viral sensation for his song “Rich Men North of Richmond” which made music history by becoming the first artist in history to debut at No. 1 on the Billboard charts without previously having a song on the charts. The country singer-songwriter is also the first living male songwriter to chart 13 songs simultaneously in Billboard’s Top 50 Digital Song Sales.
Mississippi Senate Appropriations Chairman talks FY 2025 state budget, legislative priorities

Feb 6, 2024 | magnoliatribune.com | Sarah Ulmer |Frank Corder |Courtney Ingle |Trey Dellinger

During the 2024 legislative session, lawmakers will be tasked with setting the state budget for Fiscal Year 2025 which will take effect on July 1, 2024. One of the key players in establishing a working state budget is Senate Appropriations Chairman Senator Briggs Hopson (R). Hopson moved into the role in 2020 at the beginning of the last term, succeeding Senator Buck Clarke (R), amidst growing concerns related to the COVID pandemic.
House Speaker: Biden Finally Admits "Crisis" at Southern Border

Feb 1, 2024 | magnoliatribune.com | Philip Wegmann |Mike Ezell |Trey Dellinger |Sarah Ulmer

After years of insisting otherwise, the White House now calls the situation at the southern border “a crisis.” The administration had often rejected that phrase, preferring instead to describe the historic influx of migrants crossing illegally as “a challenge.”That nomenclature is no more.
MDOT Pushes for New Funding Model

Feb 1, 2024 | magnoliatribune.com | Brad White |Mike Ezell |Trey Dellinger

It wasn’t too long ago that U.S. Highway 49 through Central Mississippi was regarded as a traffic “nightmare”. Today, the same is often said about I-55 in Desoto County, I-20 in Warren County, and sections of I-10 along the Gulf Coast. The traffic volumes in these areas, and many others around the state, have increased beyond what the current roadways can efficiently handle.
As usual, restoration of Mississippi ballot initiative rights will be a long, complex fight

Jan 31, 2024 | magnoliatribune.com | Sid Salter |Trey Dellinger |Jeremy Pittari |Frank Corder

Once again, the issue of whether Mississippi voters should have the very straightforward power to bypass the Mississippi Legislature and propose changes to state statutes or the state Constitution of 1890 is front and center. This is a fight for lawmaking power that has ebbed and flowed through the Legislature and the state courts for over a century. The Legislature adopted an earlier initiative process in 1914.
Domestic and Foreign Policies are Intertwined

Jan 30, 2024 | magnoliatribune.com | Matthew Becker |Trey Dellinger |Jeremy Pittari |Phil Hardwick

On January 18, the Chair of the NATO Military Committee – Dutch Admiral Rob Bauer – stated that the Western world must prepare for a potential larger war with Russia, which would involve a “whole of society” approach and that “we have to realize it’s not a given that we are in peace.