Metro Councilman Josh Stites criticized two groups on his Twitter feed this morning, saying the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce and the Greater Nashville Association of Realtors are simply “political pawns” when they say they support a property tax increase. … Continue reading →
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Cooper launches caucus to “fix” Congress
Democratic Rep. Jim Cooper has long said Congress is broken. Now he’s starting a new caucus to fix it. The bipartisan Fix Congress Now Caucus will be launched at a press conference at the Capitol tomorrow, according to Cooper’s office. Cooper … Continue reading →
Haslam declines to sign Agenda 21 resolution
Gov. Bill Haslam declined to put his signature on a resolution condemning Agenda 21, the 20-year-old environmental plan believed by some to be a United Nations plot to take over the free world. The resolution, which passed the state legislature … Continue reading →
Greens to hold nominating convention
The Green Party — yes, we have one in Tennessee — says it will take advantage of a court ruling that loosened up access to the ballot for third parties by holding a nominating convention later this month in Nashville. … Continue reading →
