senate race

Among other things, it appears, a (semi) serious profile treatment from the dean of Tennessee politics, Tom Humphrey:

Anne Schroeder Mullins reports that Harold Ford, Jr.’s 2006 communications director is going to find herself on the losing side of another Senate race if things

Yes, folks, hell has frozen over. First, my apologies to Governor Bredesen for hurting his reputation as much as my own for publicly saying I agree with him about anything.

Ed Cromer of the Tennessee Journal shines a bit of extra light on the recent polling on the U.S. Senate race released by the Bob Tuke campaign:

An anonymous commenter takes issue with the new poll in the U.S. Senate race:

The PeskyFly isn’t sure he sees the same dynamic at work in the 2008 Presidential race as he did in the 2006 Senate race in Tennessee:

I don't think there's been enough coverage of the U.S. Senate race in Tennessee.

Some of us are familiar with Padgett, a lot of us know Bob Tuke because he was the former chair of the Democratic Party of Tennessee, but what about Kenneth Eaton?

Jeff Woods points out the one important point we have learned from the whole Democratic State Executive Committeeman’s “I heard on Fox News that Barack Obama may have terrorist connections”

This is really laughable. For those who are unaware, Al Franken is running against Senator Norm Coleman in the MN Senate race. The MN Democrat Farm Labor Party has endorsed Franken disregarding his violent and virulent comments about women.
From the MN GOP

ALEC BALDWIN: AL FRANKEN’S CHARACTER WITNESS
Actor who called daughter “rotten [...]

From the Free Press:

Former Knox County Clerk Mike Padgett, who is hoping to be U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander’s Democratic opponent in the November Senate race, is big on nuclear energy.

So much that he disagrees with his party’s Senate leader.