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Examining the $700 billion proposal to prop up failing/failed businesses and investments is a rugged task, and is Congress capable of making the right decision?

Now here's something I don't say every day: "Oh, to be in Clarksville."† But Clarksville is the site, on Wednesday, where a committee of local political activists, on paper as committed to democracy, might overturn a democratic election.

From the Tennessean:

Congressman David Davis lost his bid for reelection ignominiously in this month's Republican primary, but he can be proud of one thing. He's now become the poster child for the Democratic argument against offshore oil drilling. Who knew?

MCCAIN CAMPAIGN ANNOUNCES TENNESSEE GRASSROOTS LEADERSHIP

Defeated and lame duck Congressman David Davis not going to let a loss get in the way of his constituent service schedule before Phil Roe officially takes over his title. From a presser:

Given the total lack of support from the leadership of the Tennessee Republican Party, and the rather dubious legal claims of his challenge and the likewise weak "anecdotal" evidence of voting hijinks, 1st District Congressman David Davis has awoken to smell the coffee and has dropped his plan to challe

Rep. David Davis, still fighting his election defeat of a week ago, is looking for patterns in voter histories that won’t, in the best case scenario, prove much of anything:

Frank Cagle explores the possibility:

Republican bloggers as well as Republican officials are calling for 1st District Congressman David Davis to wise up, admit defeat and walk away from challenging primary election returns.

He isn't taking their advice -- yet.