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Now, if we could just get those who make the decisions to listen to us.....

From the Sounds Great in Theory If We Had a Perfect World Department:

There are three hot-topic issues going on in Nashville as the Tennessee General Assembly winds down its 2008 session. The first deals with the unfolding saga of how we are going to select our Supreme Court judges (apparently, we're not).

Good Tidings for Cohen New poll shows him well ahead in the 9th District; meanwhi

Jackson Baker reports on a poll favorable to the Caucasian Congressman from Tennessee’s majority-minority district:

You have to hand it to Democratic Congressman Cohen's political acumen and ability.
He has apparently broken two of the three golden rules of Democratic Memphis.

(Rule #1) He has beaten and beating the Ford family in the Bluff City.

I have been repeatedly asked by many about my feelings regarding Wednesday's abandoned HUD house takeover by the Nashville Homeless Power Project because some folks seem to mistakenly believe that simply because I am writing the newspaper article for the Contributor, that somehow equates me with being a full fledged supporter of the event. I want to set the record straight here.

Don Fenley links up to a study that reveals that economic insecurity these days seems to be focused among those on the lower end of the socioeconomic ladder:

A new Harris Poll surveys the public on who they think has too much