City Paper Endorsements
The City Paper issued its list of endorsements this morning, picking Tuke for Senate, Stewart for State House, and Coverstone, Gentry, Kindall, and North for School Board.
Followers
Party Websites
Independent Blogs
- 1000 Monkeys
- Alan Coverstone
- Aunt B.
- Bigots United for McCain
- Blog Net News
- Bob Krumm
- Catherine McTamaney
- Chris Wage
- Compassion in Politics
- Council Member Emily Evans
- Coyote Chronicles
- Evans Donnell
- Hispanic Nashville
- Jane Q. Public
- Liberadio
- Moore Trademarks
- Moorethoughts
- Music City Bloggers
- Nashville English First
- Nashville is Talking
- Newscoma
- Pith in the Wind
- Political Animals
- Progressive Nashville
- Rob Robinson
- Roger Abramson
- S-Town Mike
- Say Uncle
- Sharon Cobb
- Silence Isn't Golden
- Southern Beale
- Tennessee Green
- The Flypaper Theory
- The Rogers Post
- Volunteer Voters
- West Tennessee Liberal
- Wisdom is Vindicated
2 comments:
Liberal media!
And yet another endorsement for Bob Tuke from a city paper:
The Chattanooga Times editorial page endorsed Bob Tuke as, "one of the most impressive candidates we have had the opportunity to meet in 30 years ... he would be an exemplary and formidable candidate for the U.S. Senate, and he would serve capably and well if elected in November." The endorsement continued: "Mr. Tuke, to be sure, is the antithesis of the superficial politician, the type who knows little in depth and who tailors his answers to please the audience. He doesn't leave you wondering about his positions, where his heart lies, his willingness to work, or his drive and ability to achieve something worthwhile. He is impressively informed on a range of major issues - energy, health care, Iraq, the economy and jobs, immigration - and he is passionate about some in particular, including health care for veterans and Tennesseans' core needs. That is contagious and refreshing."
Let's take the hill!
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