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There’s an upside to not having a booming tech industry: not having a busting one, either. Nashville Business Journal editor Lance Williams said that the thing he notices most is that the city has a very broad-based economy.

Tom Readmond relays evidence that Ron Paul Republicanism may not have drawn its last breadth:

The nomination of former Congressman Bob Barr by the Libertarian Party for President may just prove to be the beginning of the rise of the party as a “real” political party:

People who have been concerned of late over the back-and-forth in the Democratic party, ought to have sighed a breath of relief if they watched the John McCain performance on ABC's "This Week with George Stephanopolous". He simply doth not know what he talks about.

So says Novak:

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Randall Goodgame writes over on the The Rabbit Room…

John McCain holds back when it comes to using his family for political purposes:

Poor Fred Thompson. Maybe he needs another nap.