clarksville leaf chronicle

The Clarksville Leaf Chronicle posted a letter from a perturbed constituent of Rosalind Kurita's who doesn't much like her hissy-fit lawsuit which names every TNDP Exec Committee member, including those who voted for her, as a defendant:

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Not officially, of course, but an executive assistant for the state House Speaker has written a scathing letter to the Clarksville Leaf Chronicle in support of the process that led to Senator Kurita losing her seat:

Rosalind Kurita is tentatively the winner in the closest race of the night, potentially surviving a primary challenge from Tim Barnes by 19 votes.

From the Clarksville Leaf-Chronicle:

Rosalind Kurita has defeated Tim Barnes in the Democratic primary for the 22nd District state Senate by a mere 19 votes.

From the Clarksville Leaf-Chronicle:

In Montgomery County, Barnes and Kurita are running neck-and-neck in early voting numbers for the 22nd District state Senate seat, according to first tallies from the Montgomery County Election Commission.

So say the Clarksville Leaf-Chronicle and Bob Corker:

The Clarksville Leaf Chronicle reports that Raphael Porter’s mission to get sex crimes redefined in Tennessee took a set back — over money:

The Clarksville Leaf-Chronicle congratulates former House Majority Leader and exploratory Gubernatorial candidate Kim McMillan for becoming the first female to chair a locally owned bank board in Clarksville’s modern history.

In an article in the Clarksville Leaf Chronicle, newly announced Democratic exploratory Gubernatorial candidate Kim McMillan paints herself as a Bredesen Democrat and seems to