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Harold Ford’s DLC Idea Primary makes the case for paid family leave:

As you've probably heard, Barack Obama went on Fox News for an in-depth interview. He finally distanced himself from the left-wing barking moonbats and started talking some sense:

In this week's Nashville Scene, reporter Jeff Woods quotes the curator of the National Civil Rights Museum as saying that King "leaned" toward a "more liberal" party affiliation.

Mmmm, not quite. But what I do have a problem with is the swift action taken against someone’s job when they work in the media and dare to criticize a Clinton.

In partial protest of ACK’s being dumped by WKRN, I demurred from posting politics over the weekend. Okay, it was all because of the ACC Tournament, that’s why.

Last night I attended a lecture given by former Congressman Harold Ford Jr. and Prof. John Geer at Vanderbilt University.

On the eve of what many believe will be the night Barack Obama secures the Democratic nomination for President, Harold Ford, Jr. defends Barack Obama from a more than week-old attack on him from the Tennessee Republican Party:

The DLC Chairman at Quinnipiac University in Connecticut:

At Quinnipiac, Ford, a charming story-teller, repeatedly told the crowd that he had been to Iraq six or seven times. Ford was one of 81 Democratic Congressman who voted in 2002 to authorize President Bush to use in Iraq if necessary.