job security

That's not a very nice thing to say to your governor, but I don't have a whole lot of patience for so-called Democrats who continue to use right-wing frames:

Mike Byrd points out the friendly advice given the Democratic Presidential nominee by our governor:

Phil Bredesen has words about Barack Obama in this morning's NY Times:

Tennessee Gov. Phil Bredesen wants you to know both he and Barack Obama are smarter than you because

"A million families face foreclosure this year and many are trying to do
something before their lives go on the auction block."

One million people who could end up homeless this year alone.

A couple of years ago the University of Chicago lost its exclusive no bid contracts for two famous national labs when the Energy Department decided to open the bidding process to private companies.  Did U. of C.

You know, I hate saying this is more "job security" for me; it's beginning to feel like the brain surgeon who sees a patient in a gruesome car crash and calls his travel agent because he knows he will now be able to afford that trip to Bermuda....

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An anchorman interacts with the news of the day in a new way:

Usually, I’m detached from much of what I report on our newscasts. If you get too invested, you lose objectivity. Not to mention, it could drive you crazy.

But now the bad news has hit home.

While news like this provides me with job security for some time to come, I'd gladly give up my job in a second if it meant the end to homelessness in our country.

NewsChannel 5.com - Nashville, Tennessee - Organization Offers Help To Avoid Fore

There is little doubt among experts and those who have had to endure