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Kenneth Eaton, the entrepreneur who at one time sold gently used cars, is going on the offensive against Bob Tuke for failing to secure a Senate seat for Harold Ford Jr.

From a recent email blast from Bob Tuke:

First, I have to brag, I got to take part in an interview with David Maraniss on our radio show Freestyles last Monday. This is what you guys are missing when you’re listening to them drone on about pottery on NPR.

Now then . . .

Kleinheider links up with a Knox News article about the race for the Democratic nomination for the US Senate. It appears that the labels are flying.

Mr. Turnbow points to the news that a formerly up and coming GOP politician in Mississippi is getting divorced:

The Tuke Campaign released a poll late yesterday which shows promising results for the former party chairman, as well as a relatively unengaged Democratic electorate here in Tennessee:

The Tuke campaign has just released internal polling in the race for the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate and it shows beyond a shadow of a doubt that the folks that say that no one really cares about this race are right on the money:

I suppose you think you read that wrong. You didn’t. The US Senate actually spent time on S.Res.440:
Title: A resolution recognizing soil as an essential natural resource, and soils professionals as playing a critical role in managing our Nation’s soil resources.
Sponsor: Sen. Sherrod Brown (D, OH)
Cosponsers:
Sen Conrad, Kent [D, ND] [...]

Kenneth Eaton, who received a third of a percent of the vote in the August 2007 Mayoral race, is at it again, this time in his bid for the US Senate.

Open Left recounts the numerous occasions where, in their estimation, the ambitions of Harold Ford, Jr. have been thwarted by progressives: