Sir Teeman retweeted
In addition to this history, Mississippi is so poor! The economic situation there is crazy!
They don’t have ONE professional sports team from any of the major sports!
People avoid going there to party or any form of leisure! I hope with Senator elect Scott, things change a bit
Sir Teeman retweeted
The power is with the people, and the people of Mississippi are with Scott.
@scott_colom makes history today as the first Black senator elected in Mississippi since Reconstruction. I saw firsthand when campaigning with him in his hometown that he is a brilliant leader and dedicated public servant who will work tirelessly to serve every Mississippian with pride.
Congratulations, Scott.
Sir Teeman retweeted
Cindy blocked Scott Colom from becoming a judge so he just took her job instead 🤣
Sir Teeman retweeted
We may have had to count One Mississippi, Two Mississippi, but Blue Mississippi sure has a nice ring to it! Scott, you put your heart and soul into this race because you believe in the promise of your state’s people. And they believed in you right back. I’m honored to have stood alongside you. Congratulations!
Sir Teeman retweeted
Before you block anyone in life, think, is this a good long term decision?
He could have been a federal judge and you could have retained your seat!
Sir Teeman retweeted
Texas is home to over one million veterans. Today, we join Americans across the country in honoring all who have served and the families who have served alongside them, through deployments, homecomings, and loss.
Thank you for your service, your sacrifice, and your bravery. As governor, I will work to give you and your families a state government that delivers the services and support you deserve.
Sir Teeman retweeted
Replying to @olateeman
The one people do that irritate me the most is they won’t message you for years but the first message you are sending is you urgently need money.
Sir Teeman retweeted
Yes. That’s because people keep misspelling my name ‘’Kíké’’ as “Like” all the time. Even autocorrect.





































