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Jeff Woods lets us in on some tidbits from his profile on “GQ” Drew Johnson of the Tennessee Center For Policy Research that hit the cutting room floor:

“GQ” Drew Johnson of the Tennessee Center For Policy Research quoted in an article on Red State Update’s comedy album release:

The Tennessee Center For Policy Research’s “GQ” Drew Johnson, no doubt seeking to prove he’s more than just a mere disseminator of “gotcha” press releases,

Matt Pulle, with an assist from GQ Drew and Big T, uncovers some interesting correspondence from our First Lady durin

Some forty hours before its official release during an 11am press conference, “GQ” Drew Johnson and Trent Seibert of the Tennessee Center for Policy Research have released their discoveries on waste,

Because GQ Drew and the boys are looking to make you famous:

Tennessee Center for Policy Research President Drew Johnson today filed ethics complaints against eight local public officials who failed to file required financial disclosure statements intended to expose potential conflicts of interest.

Drew Johnson and Trent Seibert get a shout from Red State Update for purchasing Jackie Broyles artful rendering of the visage of his hero, Fred Thompson.

Apparently GQ and Trent were politely rebuffed when they inquired as to whether the Frist Center For The Visual Arts would like to show the piece.

“GQ” Drew Johnson of the Tennessee Center For Policy Research has just added “preserver of fine art” to his repertoire of legislative watch-dogging and Al Gore needling.

If you were reading this weekend’s glowing tribute of Al Gore in the Tennessean this weekend dubbing him “Tennessean of the Year,” you may have recognized the name of Anne Paine from an earlier story regarding Al Gore.