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When tough choices come up some people are always ready to increase taxes instead of cut waste. Here is a perfect example.

The TNGOP sent out this presser in response to the Govs threat to end the sales tax holiday.

Republican Leaders take Bredesen to task for saying he would eliminate sales tax holiday

Lee and I took part in some media training this weekend at Cinemark Tinseltown this weekend.  What?  Is watching a movie really training?   

Well, if Revenue Commissioner Reagan Farr can call song and dance skits training, I’ll call watching a movie training.

From our good conservative Republicans comes this presser:

A confederation of conservative Republican state legislators tonight are rebuking a fellow caucus member calling on him to return an unusual donation to his reelection campaign account. Recently filed campaign finance reports for freshman Rep.

He’s toned it down some now that he’s in leadership, but Republican House Caucus Chair Glen Casada shows he remains on the conservative side of the split in the GOP by putting his money where his mouth used to be:

Tom Humphrey bestows his treasured closed government award on the House Republican Caucus and its chairman, Glen Casada.

Jennifer Brooks from inside the H

Drew Johnson of the Tennessee Center For Policy Research bolsters his non-partisan credentials by coming out strongly against the House Republican Caucus closed meeting last week:

Andy Sher reports that legislative supporters of the controversial abortion resolution SJR 127 may not attempt to force a floor vote on the measure

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