by Hunter Estes | Jul 6, 2020 | Individual Liberty
Mississippi was the first state in the nation to enact prohibitionist policies in 1908 and was also the last state to formally end them. In 1966, after a raid on a Mardi Gras party led to the arrest of multiple prominent citizens, the state legislature acted to...
by Hunter Estes | Jun 29, 2020 | Free Market
A few months ago, I wrote with great hope and optimism that 2020 very well could be the “year for alcohol freedom.” Unfortunately, even before the coronavirus pandemic forced adjustments to the legislative session, legislators were already casting their votes...
by Hunter Estes | Jun 9, 2020 | Family & Culture
The leaders of the Catholic Diocese of Jackson and Biloxi, Bishops Joseph R. Kopacz and Louis F. Kihneman III respectively, have stated their support for currently pending legislation that would further protect the sanctity of life. House Bill 1295, known as the Life...
by Hunter Estes | May 26, 2020 | Family & Culture
For many, the idea of a road trip induces a strong sense of nostalgia, a beckoning to a begotten era in which one jumped into the family vehicle and pushed out on an adventure. If nothing else, many will recall visions of Clark Griswold strapping up the Wagon...
by Hunter Estes | Apr 27, 2020 | Free Market
As a virus sweeps across the nation, it was revealed that we were critically short on certain medical necessities including hand sanitizer, masks, and ventilators. Many feared for what would be a soon to come shortfall on these items that are medically critical...
