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I love this!  Demarcationville has details on a political scuffle over in the western part of our great state, or as I like to call anything 50 miles west of Nashville, Arkansas.  There is a really entertaining (for several reasons that I shouldnt have

Angelia is more than ready to trade “your momma” snaps with anti-semitic pastor George Brooks, Bill Hobbs, or just about anyone:

The Rev. George Brooks of Murfreesboro, Tenn., an outspoken supporter of Barack Obama, sends me snail-mail letters from time to time. I intended to share this one - which came in weeks ago - with you before now, but just finally got around to scanning it in to a PDF.

The Pesky Fly discusses Rep. Steve Cohen latest struggle with waking up white in a district that isn’t:

In the interest of balance, I have decided to share with you this message from Barack Obama supporter the Rev. George Brooks of Murfreesboro, Tennessee. It's a section from the May 2008 edition of his newsletter The Brooks Report.

Girl Scouts from Lake Providence church help Edison Elementary to earn Gold Awards
By SUZANNE NORMAND BLACKWOOD (Tennessean)• April 18, 2008

ANTIOCH — The motto of Girl Scout Troop 676 is "Girl Scouts Do More than Sell Cookies."

Here is a copy of the racist flier distributed in Tennessee’s 9th District from the Rev. George Brooks.

Bloggers continue to be outraged at the antisemitic flyer produced by Murfreesboro pastor George Brooks which was disseminated in Memphis for the purpose of spreading black Christan dissent against the Jewish congressman in the majority back 9th Congressional district.

“Memphis Congressman Steve Cohen and the JEWS HATE Jesus.” That’s what a flier warns voters in Memphis. The racist and anti-semitic flier was written by African-American minister Rev. George Brooks here in Murfreesboro, TN to help Steve Cohen’s African-American opponent, Nikki Tinker, in an upcoming election in Tennessee’s 9th District.
Circulated by an African-American minister from Murfreesboro Tenn., which [...]

Pastor’s flier used to ‘incite tensions’

The Anti-Defamation League on Monday condemned a flier circulating in Memphis that says U.S. Rep. “Steve Cohen and the Jews Hate Jesus,” saying it “attempts to incite tension” between African-Americans and Jews.