Where the Money Starts. Where It Lands.
The same insiders fund the same candidates, now with maxed support from Marsha Blackburn’s political machine.
The same insiders fund the same candidates, now with maxed support from Marsha Blackburn’s political machine.
A Williamson County complaint alleges ten voters illegally crossed party lines in the May Republican primary, including six election workers. The case raises questions about Tennessee's primary election law and whether officials will enforce it.
A post-Clancy cluster of mothers accused of killing or attacking their children raises a deeper question: what happens when a culture makes innocent life conditional, then centers sympathy and explanation on the person who destroys it?
Did Ross Perot really cost Bush the presidency in 1992, or did broken promises cost him voters? Tennessee's governor race revives that debate, but the state's Constitution tells a different story about political power, party loyalty and accountability.
Trump picked Samuel Adkisson for a lifetime federal judgeship, and Hagerty supports him. So why is Blackburn blocking his nomination? Is this about qualifications, political influence, a preferred candidate, or payback for Trump's withheld endorsement?