Phil Bryant
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I'm going to have my grandchildren's handprints up here one day
I've always wondered what the whole house looks like, so if someone wants to see it, I'll drag them in and show it to them
While I am disappointed the Legislature is not moving fully to a performance-based budgeting model, I am encouraged that we will be using the Department of Revenue as a test model in the coming fiscal yearMore quotes »
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3 dozen groups OK'd for Miss. specialty car tags
have to ask the Legislature's permission, and most must sell at least 300 tags before a single one can be issued. Gov. Phil Bryant signed Senate Bill 2661 last week, and it becomes law July 1. Included in the bill are the Sisters With A Throttle Motorcycle 5/30/12 from Biloxi Sun Herald Read more »
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Bryant voices support for school prayer
Phil Bryant spoke out in favor of prayer in public schools Tuesday during an appearance at American Legion Boys State in Hattiesburg. Bryant told more than 300 rising seniors at the University of Southern Mississippi that he fondly remembered praying when from Yall Politics Read more »
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Governor talks about obesity, teen pregnancy in Boys State address
Phil Bryant spoke out in favor of prayer in public schools Tuesday during an appearance at American Legion Boys State here. Bryant told more than 300 rising high school seniors at the University of Southern Mississippi that he fondly remembered praying when from Yall Politics Read more »
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Getting to know 4 new trustees on state College Board
Phil Bryant recently appointed four new members to the State College Board, representing one-third of the group that makes all major decisions about the eight public universities, including who will lead them. Here's a closer look at the recently appointed from Yall Politics Read more »
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Bryants 'camping out' in renovated mansion
Phil Bryant and his wife, Deborah, have started living in the renovated Governor's Mansion, more than four months after he took office. "We've got a bed, a couch, a chair, a television," the governor said. "We're sort of camping out." The home in downtown from The Clarion-Ledger Read more »