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The Southern Appalachian Democrat not only praises the energy proposals of the so-called Senatorial “Gang of Ten” but also asserts that he was ahead of the curve on many of the ideas

Progressive Nashville doesn’t appreciate how Senators Corker and Alexander switched up their votes on restoring doctors’ Medicare pay:

Well, its something. In the cloture vote today regarding the Medicare payments bill, Sens. Alexander and Corker broke with their party to allow the bill to be voted on in the Senate.

Bob Tuke takes Lamar Alexander to task for flipping (in the right direction at least) on a measure to give veterans more benefits.

Ed Morrissey at Hot Air has good news for conservatives.  Wonder if Senators Corker and Alexander will go through rush and pledge DeMint?  You know, there’s always hope.

From Hot Air:

From The Times Free Press:

Here is just a taste of what is to come from the GOP this fall, for Obama and other dems, in the south.

The Chattanooga Free Press reports on Tennessee’s junior senator’s independent streak:

He was among those who opposed the economic stimulus package, criticizing the IRS rebates as “political stimulus.”

From Herman Wang:

Clint Brewer argues that Harold Ford, Jr. may have no choice but to enter the 2010 Gubernatorial race if he wants to keep his political career alive: