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The Marsha Blackburn Story
A note before you start: This one is a little longer than usual.
I’ve been working on it off and on for a while, because the story Marsha Blackburn tells about herself wasn’t built in one election cycle. It stretches back more than twenty-...
The Tennessee Poll Everyone Is Reading Wrong
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The Letter Beside Their Names
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Who Taught You the Words?
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We Did What You Told Us. The Deal Changed.
A quick note before we get into it: There are a handful of short clips embedded throughout this piece. Take the extra minute and watch them. I promise I’m not assigning homework… they’re part of the story, and some of this is much funnier w...
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