Querry ...

Now bare in mind, I voted for Gene in the past. And my reasoning was that knowing Dems would eventually take control again (historically speaking), I wanted reasonable, senior Democrats in place to serve as leaders & put a governor on the fringe. With the ascension of Pelosi, Taylor's aye vote for her, and the unwillingness of his Party to allow him a leadership position, my justification for voting Taylor dissapated. And I assume some version of that played out throughout his heavily Republican district, resulting in his loss. So, do you think South Mississippians were "wrong" for playing the big picture of defeating Pelosi's majority & sending DC such a strong, historic (literally), message?

And, baring all that in mind, would you have voted for Taylor this time?

By the way, on my historical Jackson reference - you have the unique ability to simultaneously compliment & slap down your sparring partners.