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Nate of Five Thirty Eight argues that it is a good thing that it may have been a reluctance to traverse the vetting process that led Jim Webb to give his Sh

Are you completely tired of all the debates held among the contenders for US President? I was after about the 4th debate. I stipped watching them, mostly because the so-called moderators turned the whole affair into another game show, or so it felt like that to me.

I must say I read with interest the news this morning that a Democratic 52nd State House District candidate voted in the 1992 Republican primary.

The Huffington Post gets knee-deep into the story of the Tennessee Republican Party and the communications shop of Bill Hobbs:

An endorsement. Politico reports that you are not likely to see Gore in any high profile role on the campaign trail:

New Congressman Travis Childers of Mississippi thanks Tennessee Democrats for their help in his earth shattering win:

Congressman Travis Childers (D-MS) writes to thank all of the great Tennessee Democrats that crossed the Mississippi to help make him the third Democrat elected to Congress in a special election.  From here in Nashville, we especially thank those volunteers that made phone calls to thousands of households in Mississippi’s First Congressional District: