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Jim Antle remarks on the return of the conservative Democrat:

Vandy Professor Bruce Oppenheimer explains how Kentucky (and Tennessee) went from swing states to solid GOP strongholds in just a few election cycles:

So how did Kentucky, a state that has switched back and forth to vote for the winner of every presidential race since 1964, end up on the sidelines?

Kenneth Eaton, who knows people who were in the military, questions Bob Tuke's ability to speak about his service on a consistent basis, calling him a "desk jockey" both in Vietnam as well as in his current job. Mr.

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The government can now outsource abuse, becasue now its is a bedrock principle of our political class that no one who violates your rights can be held to account for that if the President asked them to violate your rights. If the President tells a company it’s legal, it’s legal.

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid doesn't think too highly of the majority of the Tennessee Democratic Congressional Delegation:

David Oatney shows a little fear in his description on how an Obama/Nunn ticket might change the shape of the race for President:

Jim Tomasik cites Democratic Congressman Dan Boren of Oklahoma as a model in his quest to defeat Congressman Marsha Blackburn:

by Nathan McIntyre