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Katherine Miller has serious doubts about the ability of Barack Obama to pull off a general election victory in November:

Central Floridian, "Mike Meehan claims he never expected so many people to pay attention to the billboards that he put up around Orlando -- the ones that feature the Twin Towers burning next to the slogan: "Please Don't Vote for a Democrat."

Jackson Baker gives the 9th District Democratic Congressional Primary his signature treatment:

The Congressman corrects the record:

Towns quoted Cohen as beginning his remarks “After all I’ve done for you people.”

Sean Braisted wonders how John McCain could have been so moved upon finding out about the death of Martin Luther King while in captivity in Vietnam yet return to the states and vote against a holiday in the man’s honor.

John McCain courageously went to the NAACP convention to wax poetic about his time in Vietnam (because he can't resist reminding us he was a POW) and how it relates to Martin Luther King Jr.

These signs have been cropping up on the public right of ways across Nashville.

There's more news this morning about one of the fabulous Chamber of Commerce-endorsed candidates for school board. First, we learn Cordenus Eddings isn't following campaign finance disclosure laws. Then we find out why. Her campaign treasurer seems to have a little problem with obeying laws.

Michael Cass reports on local candidates for office whose voting records are not what you’d imagine of an engaged citizen:

Then there are those who say they’re not sure the Davidson County Election Commission’s voting records are accurate.