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The current eruption of mock outrage from Tennessee Republican Chairwoman Robin Smith would look like a well orchestrated political move, typical of state republicans, except for Smith's inability to make complete sentences in her emails. Smith, you will remember, was put in the hit seat over her party's forwarding of an email with Obama wearing traditional Kenyon clothing and claiming it was "

TNGOP Communications Director Bill Hobbs weighs in on his estimation of the good, the bad and the ugly that came from the release of his chairwoman’s email to the Governor of Tennessee:

Ok, Let's say you are the State Chairwoman of the Tennessee Republican Party, Robin Smith, and you were appointed to the Tennessee Human Rights Commission. (Let's set aside the situational oxymoron of a Republican serving on the Human rights commission. We can joke about that later)

Over the weekend, Adam Kleinheider broke the story that TNGOP Chairwoman Robin Smith wasn't asked back to her position on the Tennessee Human Rights Commission, in part because of the less than tolerant actions of her Republican Party.

In a letter to the editor of The Tennessean, Nashville resident Susan Bond questions Tennessee GOP Chairwoman Robin Smith on the validity of her statements against Barack Obama.

Despite a 2004 audit that called for Metro Social Services to outsource its nutrition and homemaker services, the public agency announced Monday that it will continue to provide both services directly.

Even Perry Mason couldn't equal the power of persuasion that lobbyist Betty Anderson

TNDP Chairman Gray Sasser is calling on our Senate delegation to reject and denounce the TNGOP for their attacks on the Obama family: