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The Centers for Disease Control have documented eight cases of salmonella in Tennessee. Well, I guess that makes me number 9.

Nate of Five Thirty Eight argues that it is a good thing that it may have been a reluctance to traverse the vetting process that led Jim Webb to give his Sh

From the Hill:

John McCain has begun to raise eyebrows in Republican circles for his lack of fundraising help on behalf of his party’s House and Senate campaign committees.

A D.C. judge has ruled that the White House can keep hiding their emails, declaring the group tracking and holding the documents are a "non-agency." Just ignore the previous 30 years of law.

New Perspective On Immigration Reform
By Marsha Blackburn

Rep. Steve Cohen (TN-9) is a superdelegate who pledged to Barack Obama four months ago in Obama's Democratic Primary struggle. Especially considering that the two seem to be on the same page, figuratively and literally, surely Obama will support Steve Cohen in Cohen's Democratic Primary contest in August.

No. No. No. No.

I loved Harvey Korman. And he passed today.

MSNBC reports this:

The Bredesen administration is - once again - trying to prevent a member of the public from accessing public records by making it unnecessarily expensive and difficult for them to do so.

ACORN is much more than just "advocates for homeowners" as they have their fingers in lots of different battles, but they are primarily proponents of a real "living wage" for workers in the US.

Good news for Obama but I ask you how to do get half of a superdelegate?

The developments left the former first lady with 271.5 superdelegates, to 271 for Obama. Little more than four months ago, on the eve of the primary season, she held a lead of 169-63.