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Governor Bredesen to Endorse Randy Camp in Senate District 26

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Governor Bredesen, Senator John Wilder, Representative Johnny Shaw and others will be at the Governor’s endorsement of Randy Camp at the Fayette County Courthouse in Somerville, Monday August 18th at 3:30 p.m. Camp is running to replace fmr Lt. Governor Wilder in Senate District 26.

Putting The Personal, The Politics and the Partisanship Over Principle And Previous Votes

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Clint Brewer today attempts to make the case that Senator John Wilder’s failure to extend the Tennessee plan for judicial selection was not a case of partisan politics, as Wilder himself asserted upon his defeat on the Senate floor, but instead was simply a case of senators following a tradition laid out by Senator Wilde

The Last Stand

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Fox 17 reveals that Senator John Wilder almost hung it up after he was defeated as Speaker in 2007:

One Step Closer to Voting for Your Supreme Court Justice

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The Tennessee Senate was unable to reach a compromise that would have wrested some control away from the lawyerly interests controlling the Tennessee Supreme Court picks under the so-called “Tennessee Plan.” Reformers sought to open up the commission meetings as well as the make-up of the body.

Standing On Shaky Ground Too Close To The Edge, We’ll See If They Know The Ledge

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Tennessee Republican Spokesman Bill Hobbs discusses the possibility that the GOP could take control in the State House:

Actually, changes of the Republican Party taking a majority in the state House are growing. Democrats currently hold a 53-46 edge, so Republicans need to pick up just four seats to gain a majority.

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