executive residence

Thanks to Drew and his busy beavers at The Tennessee Center for Policy Research, we are now coming to the politica

In likely last gasp, Harwell tries to stop bunker
By John Rodgers

Ken Whitehouse reports that a candidate for the 52nd State House district held by Rob Briley, Mike Stewart has raised $50,000 dollars for the race.

Governor Phil Bredesen and First Lady Andrea Conte hosted their first dinner party in the almost fully renovated Executive Residence inviting over former governors or their progeny for a look at how the place is shaping up:

The Nashville Scene chronicles the activities of one Lorelee Gawaluck, an Oak Hill citizen quite displeased with the construction of the Bredesen Bunker going on in her neighborhood:

Perhaps we shouldn’t admit this, but we read the blogs occasionally. We even read the comments that others readers post, particularly on www.volunteervoters.com. Let’s all admit it–in the anonymity of cyberspace we can all count on TNGOP communications director and blog aficionado Bill Hobbs to chime in with an official Tennessee Republican Party position on an official i

Ya know, unless it leads to Republicans. Bill Hobbs reports that some of the contractors getting thrown work because of the Executive Residence renovation also happen to dropped some campaign cash on the Governor:

The City Paper thinks that legislators need to get to work and stop using their positions for partisan grandstanding: