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Kevin Mawae, who is currently the NFL Players Association president, had this to say of Matt Ryan's ridiculous deal:

The National Review tries to stir up some Pro-Hillary sentiment:

From the Tennessee State Constitution, Article VI:

Section 3. The judges of the Supreme Court shall be elected by the qualified voters of the state.

This has been perhaps the most common sentiment on just about everything good ol Geedub has ever tried to do, so noone should be surprised that his response is "inadequate."

I was wandering the streets Thursday and Friday, and discovered something odd. In covering Wednesday's abandoned HUD house takeover by the Nashville Homeless Power Project, some individuals mistakenly believed that because I was writing the newspaper article for the Contributor, this effort somehow equated me with being a full-fledged supporter of the event.

Nice interview at the Ticker this morning with John and Elizabeth Edwards. I thought it was interesting but they say a lot without saying anything.

Worries are mounting that if Barack Obama is somehow denied the nomination of the Democratic Party that the party will be denied the votes of a minority population they have come to count on:

Willie Nelson turns 75 today.

I have always liked Willie. The music and the man. He is one of the few celebrities I’ve ever met who didn’t have an ounce of pretense in him.