Martin Luther King III: Mississippi Voters Embraced Change, Powered Cologne’s Victory on ‘Bread and Butter Issues’

RUSH EXCERPT:

KING: “Well, you know, certainly all of that is true. But it really is the people of Mississippi who finally felt lifted up, a hope they felt that they could. I think there’s been a veneer for years that there’s nothing you can do. It’s going to always be this and some kind of energy. I think that Scott kellum had a vision. You know, when you bring a Bill Clinton, when you bring a warfare senator, warfare warnock, when you bring Pete Buttigieg, I mean, you bring so many and others and the people felt we can make a change, we can make a difference. And they voted perhaps like they never have before because it was hard to understand. You’ve got 38% black population.”