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Kenneth Eaton, the Nashville used car salesman and Harold Stassen of Tennessee politics, is a little irked that two of his rivals in the Democratic Senate primary won’t go on television with him. Bob Tuke and Mike Padgett both ducked out of an appearance on a Sunday morning public affairs program on Knoxville’s WBIR-TV.

Tom Humphrey gets the Democratic candidates for U.S. Senate, who have been running relatively positive campaigns against one another so far, to dish a bit on their true feelings about their opponents:

Tells his supporters opposing his stance on FISA to know their role and shut their mouth:

Kenneth Eaton wants to everyone to know that he ain’t yella:

Co-ed Magazine breaks the big story or so they’d like us to believe:

Sean Braisted discusses the red-headed stepchild of today’s Supreme Court rulings the striking down of “the millionaires clause’:

The Nashville City Paper's Richard Lawson has written another tired and disjointed screed that does the very thing he accuses neighborhood leaders of doing: demonizing his opponents, neighborhood leaders.

Joe Powell publicizes an incumbent Congressman’s retraction of a challenge to debate his opponent: