tennessee governor

Ben Smith has some notes from Phil Bredesen:

I also spoke to Tennessee Governor Phil Bredesen yesterday, who's callled for a "superdelegate convention" of some kind in early June, and who still thinks there's a risk that the campaign drags on through the summer.

Ben Cunningham notes that the Governor is not too high on the concept of tax-free holidays:

Tennessee Governor Phil Bredesen has mixed emotions about the tax free holiday Tennessee held over the past weekend.

The Politico guides us through a list of hypothetical running-mates for Senators Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, including each as a possible pick by the other.

Tennessee Governor Phil Bredesen’s plan outlined in the New York Times yesterday will only work if the primary of superdelegates gives Hillary Clinton enough of a margin to push her over the top.  If Barack Obama still has the lead, this won’t

Tennessee Governor Phil Bredesen, in an op-ed penned for The New York Times, today outlines a possible solution to the gridlock currently facing Democrats in this year’s presidential nominating process.

In an op-ed in the New York Times, Tennessee Governor Phil Bredesen says the Democrat Superdelegates have all the information they need and should meet in June to pick the Democratic nominee for President. He proposes a two-day public meeting. I'm guessing most of the 'work' would not be accomplished in public and maybe not even at this meeting.