Supertalk received $2,138,258 worth of PPP loans.
Philip Gunn's law firm received a PPP loan for $680,730.
Chris McDaniel's law firm received $415,000 worth of PPP loans.

(Less than Gunn's loan because McDaniel pulls himself up by his bootstraps.)
Robert Foster's farm received $176,940 worth of PPP loans.
Brice Wiggins' PPP loan was just $28,807.

Comparing with other lawmakers' loans, either @bricewigginsMS didn't try to be corrupt, or he's very bad at it.
J. Walter Michel (my state senator) got a PPP loan for $79,160.
Tate's brother and sister-in-law got a PPP loan for $60,200.
Those two could write a book about getting money out of the government.
The American Family Association got a PPP loan for $1,390,800.
Gold Coast Commodities (Rankin County company that allegedly dumped toxic waste in Jackson) received a PPP loan for $378,000.
Partridge-Sibley (allegedly did Gold Coast's toxic dumping for them) received PPP loans worth $1,364,744.
The Mississippi Center for Public Policy received PPP loans worth $213,880.
Beauvoir received $128,355 worth of PPP loans.

Someone put @DonnerKay in a padded room before she sees this.
Jackson Academy received a PPP loan for $1,975,635.
Jackson Prep's PPP loan was just $1,438,100. Pennies!
Blake Tartt got a PPP loan for $96,280. cc: @ashtonpittman
Rep. Mark Tullos (tied election, drew losing straw, MS House overturned result) got a $38,783 PPP loan.
Rep. Trey Lamar (MS House tax chair pushing income tax elimination) received a PPP loan for $122,800.
Sen. Dennis DeBar got a PPP loan for $20,833.
Apropos of nothing, Senator DeBar blocked me when I wrote this thread:
Steven Palazzo's ex-wife (who Palazzo allegedly funneled campaign money to unethically) got a PPP loan for $108,900.
Whether Steven or Lisa is the real owner of Palazzo & Co. could be a whole thread of its own.
mcclatchydc.com/news/politics-…
Pearl River Foods (one of the poulltry plants raided in 2019) got a PPP loan for $1,188,900.
PH Food (another one of the raided poultry plants) got $1,153,089.
Sen. Scott DeLano's real estate company got $187,924 worth of PPP loans.
Sen. Briggs Hopson's law firm received $113,730 worth of PPP loans.
Michael Watson received a $10,520 PPP loan.

Being secretary of state mid-pandemic in a presidential election year is only a part-time job, apparently.
Mississippi Prison Industries got a PPP loan for $296,400.
Sen. Josh Harkins' PPP loan is for $13,090.
Sen. Bart Williams got a PPP loan for $198,100.
Sen. Mike Thompson's PPP loan was $18,000.
Sen. Neil Whaley's was $2,671. I didn't even know PPP loans went that low.
Sen. David Parker got $458,620 worth of PPP loans.
Sen. Benjamin Suber's PPP loan was for $4,437.
Sen. Philip Moran's PP loan was for $59,627.
Sen. Tyler McCaughn's PPP loans total $55,700.
The Mississippi Economic Council got a PPP loan for $142,471.
BIPEC got a PPP loan for $142,471.
Sen. Joey Fillingane's PPP loan was for $58,050.

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