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Race for Corker's seat is heating up
The US Senate race in Tennessee is heating up. During the state GOP's annual Statesmen's Dinner, Former Tennessee Governor Phil Bredesen, a Democrat, came under fire from Republican candidate US House member Marsha Blackburn. Referring to Bredesen's image as a moderate, Blackburn pledged to "take our Tennessee values to Washington to help President Donald Trump” . She argued that Bredesen is "running to bring back the values of Barack Obama, Nancy Pelosi, Hillary Clinton and Chuck Schumer. And I think Tennesseans have about enough of that." In response, Bredesen's campaign issued a statement saying, "Governor Bredesen's message of working together to get things done is resonating with voters throughout the state who are tired of the hyper-partisan yelling and finger- pointing.” Spokesperson Alyssa Hansen called the "contrast between the Senate candidates increasingly clear — Tennessee voters can pick an eight-term Congresswoman who's been causing gridlock in Washington for the past decade and a half, or they can hire someone who is an independent thinker and has a proven track record of working across the aisle to get things done for Tennessee."
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Return to Today's News Stories - Front PageWednesday, October 17, 2018
Cocke School Board
Jefferson City arrests
Smokies biodiversity
Campaign funding
Tennessee ranks poorly on home energy efficiency
Social Security and Medicaid
Tuesday, October 16, 2018
Eternal Beverage project progresses
Arrington injured by train
Bobby Lovell has died
Early voting begins
Monday, October 15, 2018
Cocke County IDB to meet
Stanley fatality
Worex crash/charge
Inmates charged
White cutting
Gubernatorial debate
Greene County fire fatalities
Friday, October 12, 2018
Corker nominated for judgeship
CLB workshop
Bredesen in Newport
Wyse conviction
Pattottsville Heritage Days
Assad lawsuit
Thursday, October 11, 2018
Cocke Public Safety Committee
More Tennessee adults in school
TVA cuts support for solar
Hurricane Michael
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