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Progressive Nashville takes Lamar Alexander to task for going negative against Obama:

Progressive Nashville notes the thoughts of a Tennessean on the economic costs of the war in Iraq:

I’m tired of death, doom, overdrafting, gas prices, war, famine, and reality. For a moment — just 5 minutes — let’s take a breather.

Here’s some fun stuff to waste time with…

Via Progressive Nashville:

Several well-connected Republicans say they’ve heard the buzz that Dobbs, famous for his sharp commentary about Washington policies and politics, may be turning his sights on Trenton and has inquired about the steps necessary to start a campaign.

Progressive Nashville notes a few problems with a list that puts Nashville at fourth in the nation in violent crime:

Progressive Nashville gives the Southern Appalachian Democrat props (and we all know Padgett loves the props) for

Progressive Nashville writes about the news book from Scotty McClellan where the former White House talking bobblehead writes about the deceptions of the Bush Administration.

A progressive expresses disappointment with the Governor’s approach to cutting the budget:

Alan Coverstone, a candidate for Metro school board in District 9, is a promising contender for the seat being vacated by retiring board chair Marsha Warden.