With Mississippi’s general election in the rearview mirror, some conservative groups and politicians are calling for legislation in the upcoming 2024 session to send public money to private schools. The Mississippi Center for Public Policy, a group that supports school vouchers, sent out a news release proclaiming, “Mississippi conservatives have a super duper majority – let’s use it” during the upcoming session. Republicans — presumably conservatives – do have super majorities in the Legislature as they did for the past four years. But most state Republicans, including Gov. Tate Reeves, who won reelection on Nov. 7, did not campaign on the issue of spending public funds on private sc
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