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The Fine Print on Tennessee's American Dream
Last Saturday, with early voting four days away, Marsha Blackburn stood at Donald Trump’s rally in Clarksville and spent about nine minutes making her case for governor. She thanked Trump, promised Tennessee would never become California, a...
It Isn't November 4 Yet
A quick note before we start: I’m writing this one from Tennessee, about Tennessee. But if you’re reading from somewhere else, stick around. Change the names on the ballot. I suspect you’ll recognize the feeling. And if you do, I hope you’l...
Okay. But What Would You Actually Do?
A quick favor before you read: If you value Project Battleground pieces that go a little deeper than the usual campaign coverage, hit the ❤️, subscribe, and share this one. There are plenty of people who know this race only as Chuck Fleisch...
We Need to Talk About Lauren Pinkston
Before you start: like this piece, share it with someone who cares about Tennessee politics, and subscribe if you haven’t already. Then stick with me all the way through. There are a lot of receipts in this one, and at the end I’ll tell you...
Before We Know What We’ve Lost
I’ve been thinking a lot about loss lately, and about the anxieties that come with not knowing what happens next.
My grandfather is 94 years old. A hernia became surgery, surgery became complications, and over the course of a few days the...
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