scrutiny

From the press office:

Early on Monday morning I had the most terrifying experience with the federal government. I was at the Philadelphia airport, about to board a plane for Nashville when I realized that I couldn’t find my driver’s license. When I got to the front of the line, I told this to the TSA worker, who pulled me aside and called his supervisor.

This week’s Scene looks at the Tennessee Center for Policy Research and its leader, Drew Johnson, who fancies himself as a muckraking freedom fighter. All he lacks are the tights and cape.

VP candidate Sarah Palin makes her first gaffe, and she's running silent and dark away from the harsh light of media re-directs:

It’s no secret that this week, Sarah Palin has quickly stepped into the media limelight.  In fact, Palin could have had the best week ever. 

Mark Halperin, the consumate self-promoter, thinks he's nailed why the media is being so "tough" on Gov. Sarah Palin.

They're liberal, sexist, and don't like to be surprised.

OK, but he forgot one key reason...HYPOCRISY.

The circumstances of the shooting death of the gentleman in Inglewood by local police continues to unfold....

Because of the Drive By’s and leftard blogger attacks and smears on Sarah Palin and her family Republicans are circling the wagons for both McCain and Palin. What they have also opened up is that all politician children are now open to scrutiny, smears, attacks, innuendos…..nothing is off the record.
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As the bankruptcy proceedings for Boots Del Biaggio continue, apparently some of his creditors want to keep the case closed from public access and scrutiny. The Tennessean today announced that they've launched a legal action to maintain visibility into the case, filing a brief in federal court. For hockey fans, this is important, as we've seen some pretty grizzly details come out already thanks