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Newscoma wonders what will become of rural Tennessee with the advent of skyrocketing gas prices:

I realize that at this moment and for roughly 36 days, my car, Steve Austin, has been AWOL.

I was already carpooling before Austin’s disappearance but with news like this, I’m wondering if I should just set him free.

Sean Braisted doesn’t have the same problems some folks seem to have with 52nd state Senate District Mike Stewart’s associations with one of Nashville’s premier law firms:

Gov. Bredesen explains why the target number of budget cutting state employee buyouts seem to be rising:

Sometimes things must be allowed to go woefully wrong before they can go right, as is the case with many of our public schools today.

John McCain throws a bit of Huckabee spice into his stump speech:

Kevin Mawae, who is currently the NFL Players Association president, had this to say of Matt Ryan's ridiculous deal:

Steve Gill this morning was talking with his listeners (or at them) and raised an interesting beef about the Bredesen administration’s proposed buyout of state employees.

Nan Mooney asserts that the great and unique American middle class didn’t arise by accident it was brought about through conscious government policy:

"Only four in 10 said they have moved forward in the past five years -- a record low, Pew says, and far off the record 57 percent who in 1997 said they had moved forward in the previous five years."

I don't think I know any of the folks who've actually moved forward, and I'll be that the majority of them aren't taking into account the in