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Tom Humphrey looks at our governor's race in the wake of the Republican gubernatorial victories in VA and NJ: And, while denouncing them, he and other Democrats seem to recognize the best hope for Democrats in Tennessee is a strengthening of the hard-right wing of the GOP, turning off independent voters and even moderate Republicans.

Reagan Day Dinner Organizer and Dyer County Republican Party President Jewel Horner listens as Republican congressional candidate David Rice speaks.

Last night's Tennessee Conservative Union Reagan Day Dinner was a testament to the state of the conservative movement in Tennessee in general, and in East Tennessee particularly.

Rep. Michele Bachmann stood alone at a podium at the foot of the Capitol Thursday, blowing kisses and waving to the fawning crowd of thousands she had assembled.

Rep. Zach Wamp says the GOP health care reform alternative won't "saddle" states, "like the Pelosi planby adding a lot of [people] to the state's Medicaid rolls." November 4, 2009 You can leave a response , or trackback from your own site.

From the website : Exactly one year from the day when Tennessee will elect its next Governor on November 2nd, 2010, a new and growing coalition of top business owners, executives and experienced state and local government officials from all across Tennessee have joined together to endorse Zach Wamp and to tout his experience and abilities as a ...

The Davidson County Republican Party took its first steps Tuesday night toward ousting its controversial First Vice Chairman Matt Collins.

An amateur YouTube attack on Rep. Zach Wamp. Comments 8 Dave Richards writes October 27th, 2009 12:46 pm Time to attack Zach because we've got a new frontrunner in the Republican primary Laura L. writes October 27th, 2009 1:00 pm Hard to know whether this is a Haslam attack or a Ramsey attack.

Adam Kleinheider at Post Politics reported late yesterday that the Davidson County Republican Party took the first steps in ousting First Vice Chairman Matt Collins.

Chris Devaney speaks to Williamson County GOP women in front of a cardboard cutout of their hero, Sarah Palin.

Governor Phil Bredesen's trip to China underscores Tennessee's emerging position in a growing renewable energy economy.

Staff Photo by Dan Henry Construction continues on the Chickamauga lock, where stimulus funds are being used.

You will be able to voice your opinion on who should be the next governor in Tennessee in a little more than a year, but Monday night four candidates made their voices heard on issues the state faces.

Tom Humphrey reports : "A recent study found that more than 30 percent of Tennessee adults and children are overweight or obese," said Congressman Gordon.

In the Kansas Senate race, GOP Rep. Todd Tiahrt's record over eight House terms has earned him endorsements from a constellation of conservative stars, ranging from the Family Research Council's Tony Perkins to former Education Secretary Bill Bennett to anti-abortion activist Phyllis Schlafly.

As debate continues over health system reform, a proposal with vast preventive power is drawing widespread support.

" Concerns about the growing number of overweight children and adults in Tennessee have led U.S. Congressmen Bart Gordon and Zach Wamp to introduce bipartisan legislation aimed at providing all Americans with regularly up-to-date information on physical fitness and effective exercise habits.

Former Memphis Mayor Willie Herenton says he doesn't plan to begin fundraising for the 9th Congressional District race until early next year and he's not concerned about the advantage that might give his opponent.

Some Tennesseans might not want to hear it, but New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg has a legitimate concern when it comes to the shady sale of weapons at gun shows.

Hired New York investigators crashed some Tennessee gun shows to make a point about federal and state laws, and it riled some politicians and proponents of unrestricted gun ownership.