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Monthly Archives: June 2009
Writing, Hiking, Driving Along the Coast, or Something Else
South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford would have been a great candidate for POTUS in the 2012 election. Social Conservatives would have loved his stances on the two hot button issues of abortion and gay marriage. Economic Conservatives would have loved his … Continue reading
Greeneville – Greene County TEA Party
There will be an Independence Day TEA Party Rally on Thursday, July 2nd at noon. The event will be held at the Greene County Courthouse. http://greenevilletn.net/teaparty/ I hope to see a large turn out.
Local Klan at Work
I have not looked at my Johnson City Press or Greeneville Sun today, so maybe that is why I have missed the story, but here it is after 4 o’clock, and as I browsed Post Politics, I found a story … Continue reading
Cancel it Already!
I don’t like to get into tabloid material very often. I usually stick to politics. I sometimes take up sports and religion. But, c’mon. Can TLC please just cancel Jon & Kate Plus 8? It would make everyone’s lives much … Continue reading
A Contact Form Sent to Sen. Lamar Alexander
[The following is in reference to a quote by Senator Lamar Alexander (R-TN) concerning a bill filed by Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX). The bill calls on Congress to audit the Federal Reserve. The empty suit (or plaid shirt), Lamar Alexander … Continue reading
Posted in Constitutional Issues, National Politics, Political Activism, Politics, Tennessee Politics
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Wow… 2 Months?
Sadly, it has been two months since I last posted. A lot has been going on with building a house and moving. My office is mostly set up and I am back. Things may still be a little sporadic, but … Continue reading