The Atlantic is taking notice of a fact that probably won’t come as a big shock to most Tennessee political watchers: Diane Black is one wealthy lady.
The 60-year-old Tennessee Dist. 6 Congresswoman and…
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Statement from Lt. Gov. Ron Ramsey, R-Blountville; March 8, 2011:
(Nashville) – Lt. Governor Ron Ramsey (R-Blountville) congratulated Kerry Roberts on a great victory in tonight’s special election for the Senate…
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Midterm elections were just last month, but special elections to fill vacancies in the Tennessee Legislature are just around the corner.
One of the two special elections will determine who will replace Washington-bound Diane…
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Press Release from the Tennessee Senate Republican Caucus; Dec. 9, 2010:
(NASHVILLE, TN), December 9, 2008 – Senate Republicans met Thursday to elect their officers for the 107th General Assembly, where they…
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In one of his few public Nashville appearances since his landslide election win earlier this month, Bill Haslam was sighted unexpectedly on Capitol Hill Monday.
After months of touring the state and pressing the…
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Press Release from the State of Tennessee, Nov. 23, 2010:
Writs of Election Issued for State Senate District 18 and House District 98
NASHVILLE – Governor Bredesen today announced that he has issued two…
The train is bringing in fewer customer-generated dollars than before the Regional Transportation Authority handed management of the project over to an outside non-profit company. Sen. Diane Black and Mt. Juliet Mayor Linda Elam nonetheless count themselves as big supporters.
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Press Release from Debbie Matthews, Democratic candidate for State Senate District 13, Aug. 20, 2010:
Ketron Abandons District Yet Again for to Stump for rejected Senator; Matthews to meet with UAW members to…
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Press Release from Minuteman Project founder Jim Gilchrist; Aug. 3, 2010:
Smith in TN-3; Hartline in TN-5; Black in TN-6; and Fincher in TN-8 on Ending Illegal Immigration, Enforcing Border Security…
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The delinquent taxes were on a Nashville property owned by Ebon Falcon, a Black family-owned entity. The taxes due were $51,740.64, but since the bill was overdue, interest and fees on the property had built to $3,880.55, bringing the total to $55.621.19.
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Statement from Diane Black for Congress Campaign, July 14, 2010:
FACT CHECK: Lou Ann Zelenik’s Baseless Attacks
GALLATIN, TN – – Last week, an opponent to State Senator Diane Black, Lou Ann Zelenik,…
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