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Your Sequester Day guide to what it means for Tennessee
Questions, official comments and what happens when the cuts begin
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Steven Hale
Burch: Revenge of the rubes
The 'rubes' dearly love Blackburn and Black because they vote in line with Republicans 99 percent of time
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Sen. Lamar Alexander names 2014 re-election campaign co-chairs, minus DesJarlais
Asked about the omission of DesJarlais, an Alexander aide said, 'Both agreed it would be a distraction'
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By
Ken Whitehouse
Pair of high-profile primary fights affirms power of Diane Black, NRA
House GOP Caucus chair Debra Maggart ended up on wrong end of NRA's Political Victory Fund
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By
Steven Hale
Anti-Islam Dutch politician to headline Madison church event
Geert Wilders to deliver 'A Warning to America' at Cornerstone Church
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By
Joey Garrison
Judge: Zelenik may continue to run ad targeting Black, family business
Aegis Sciences asked for temporary restraining order to stop ad in 6th District
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J.R. Lind
Post Politics: New GOP is a she
The growing movement of women into leadership roles in the GOP is not necessarily a good thing for either women or the party
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A.C. Kleinheider
Post Politics: Leaving a movement hanging
Kleinheider is puzzled why taxpayer activist Ben Cunningham is refusing to lead the tea party movement to a congressional seat of its own
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A.C. Kleinheider
Rex and The City: Slumdog legislator
CORRECTED VERSION: Rex learns that one member of the state House of Representatives is working on getting his own bailout package
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By
Rex Noseworthy
Post Politics: A sacrifice to the gods of racial politics
Kleinheider writes that the 24-year-old legislative staffer Blake Graves who got canned after an e-mail firestorm erupted at the state capitol was the target of party politics.
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A.C. Kleinheider
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