Field Notes
Keel HuntKeel’s Field Notes, which often become newspaper columns, are more frequent posts about politics, our civic life, and how things change.
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The Vanishing Public Square
The distinguished political scientist William Lyons has a timely column today in the Knoxville News Sentinel online about the erosion of Tennessee’s long tradition of candidates engaging directly with their voters.
He calls this condition...
Monday Morning
The bright sunshine and crisp October air of this blue-sky Monday morning in Nashville have me ready for some renewal. (Here’s the view out my rear window.)
Renewal, for me, means finding my own way to throw off the gnawing despair of “Tru...
No One Else in Charge?
“Even the stoutest defenders of the death penalty should be screaming today for a better and fuller factual explanation, not merely a scrambling, defensive press statement that only kicks the can further down a very dark road.” -Mon...
Monstrous Incompetence
That grisly, stomach-turning news overnight from Riverbend Prison - that there’s been another horribly botched execution - raises serious questions not so much about the death penalty as the basic competence of the Lee Administration’s Dep...
Tennessee’s Next Governor?
With just eight weeks to go before Tennesseans elect a new Governor, this informative piece by Sarah Grace Taylor in the new Nashville Banner is a timely public service. Also shows a telling contrast between new ideas and old.
Democrat Je...
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Keel Hunt is the author of four books on Tennessee politics, business and culture. He has been a reporter, editor, Washington correspondent, editorial writer, and a columnist for the USA Today Network in Tennessee.
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