Press Release from former Rep. Susan Lynn, R-Mt. Juliet; Sept. 1, 2011:
Nashville – Former State Representative Susan Lynn will announce this morning at 9am that she will be hosting her own…
{ 0 comments }
Susan Lynn
Press Release from Education Public Policy Consulting, Former Republican Rep. Susan Lynn of Mt. Juliet; March 27, 2011:
Public Notice Bill Panned by Former Colleague
Senate Bill 115 by Senator Stacey Campfield…
{ 2 comments }
Tennessee’s tea partiers are taking introductory courses on the dos & don’t and ins & outs of getting things done in the General Assembly.
{ 4 comments }
Phil Bredesen is tapping people for 34 different industry-oversight and policy-guidance bodies, many of which haven’t convened in months. But Gov.-elect Bill Haslam isn’t particularly bothered by the slots being filled at this late stage of the outgoing administration’s game.
{ 1 comment }
As results from across the state come in, the GOP appears to be poised for a 63-35-1 majority in the state House, Post Politics says.
One of those GOP seats will be held…
{ 0 comments }
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.
{ 0 comments }
And a Democrat in the state Senate Dist. 17 race is capitalizing on the region’s long list of decrepit state bridges, too, promising the issue will live on long past primary election day Aug. 5.
{ 1 comment }
Press Release from Mae Beavers for Senate; July 20, 2010:
An Instance on Where Talk is Cheap, the Facts Matter – Senator Mae Beavers on the TN Health Freedom Act
Mt. Juliet, TN…
{ 1 comment }
Press Release from Susan Lynn for Senate; July 19, 2010:
Urges Opponent to Follow Her Own “Guidelines”
Lebanon, TN. – The campaign of 17th district State Senate candidate Susan Lynn denounced statements in…
{ 1 comment }
The crowded field of Tennessee House District 57 hopefuls share Rep. Susan Lynn’s public affinity for small-government philosophy and high prioritization of state sovereignty.
{ 2 comments }
The futures of 19 governing bodies are on hold while lawmakers debate changes to how members on those commissions are chosen.
{ 3 comments }
The last big battle of the 106th Tennessee General Assembly likely marks the commencement of full-blown hostilities in the war for the 17th District state Senate seat.
{ 2 comments }
