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A mother in George County told me she prays her baby doesn’t run a fever, because if it does, she’s driving to the coast and hoping she makes it. That drive is about to get harder. On July 3, 2025, the district’s current representative voted yes on H.R. 1.

A mother in George County told me she prays her baby doesn’t run a fever, because if it does, she’s driving to the coast and hoping she makes it. That drive is about to get harder. On July 3, 2025, the district’s current representative voted yes on H.R. 1.

Jeffrey Hulum III for Congress

Jeffrey Hulum III for Congress

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A mother in George County told me she prays her baby doesn’t run a fever, because if it does, she’s driving to the coast and hoping she makes it. That drive is about to get harder. On July 3, 2025, the district’s current representative voted yes on H.R. 1.
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A vote that put party and politics over South Mississippi.  
The impact of that bill will be significant.
It will be life altering for some.
This administration knows that.

Starting January 1, 2027, that law cuts what Medicaid pays Mississippi hospitals. Rural hospitals run on those payments.
I would have voted no, and I’ll work with anyone in either party to repeal the cuts negatively impacting South Mississippians.

That’s why I’m on the road, in all twelve counties, big and small. 

You can’t learn what a town needs from a photo op in Washington.
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