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The Map Isn't the Result.
Before we get into it: If you find this useful, tap the ❤️ and tell me in the comments which race you’re watching tonight. I’m especially interested in what’s happening in places the national coverage tends to overlook.
Tennessee has a pec...
The Congressman Who Says He Doesn't Need to Explain Himself
After 16 years in Congress, Chuck Fleischmann says his record speaks for itself. In a revealing WATE interview, he explains why he won't debate his opponent, answers questions about rural healthcare and federal spending, and makes his case...
The F-Word and the Aroma of Independence
Jerri Green said the F-word Tuesday night.
Fascism.
“We’re not gonna be able to kumbaya our way out of fascism, and it is at our front doors.”
In the room where I was watching, people cheered.
We were gathered at Democratic headquarters...
The Blackburn Files
In July, Marsha Blackburn was asked about a Senate Ethics Committee investigation into her office. She had a pretty straightforward answer.
“There was no misconduct. There was no disciplinary action. And it has been completely resolved.”...
Socialism Is Coming to Oak Ridge... Apparently.
Last week, a text message landed on the phones of voters in Commission District 8 in Anderson County, Tennessee, with some rather alarming news:
SOCIALISM IS COMING TO OAK RIDGE.
The accompanying graphic featured enormous yellow letters,...
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