supreme court justice

School Board member Karen “Raise It High” Johnson shares her experience meeting former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor:

Kentucky Has the Commandments. Does That Really Help?

Kentucky lies in an often overlooked portion of the American map. It is not fully in the south, nor is it solidly a part of the north. It is too far east to be considered Midwest, but not far enough east to be coastal. It is not in the rust belt nor the corn belt, and it barely rests on the periphery of the Bible belt.

He lives just inside the entrance to our subdivision, a few houses down on the right.  Near the curb he’s laid out a small grid of white crosses, every one of them no bigger than the babies they represent.  Just beyond them is a dark blue campaign sign.

It’s wrong to assume so I should probably knock on my neighbor’s door and kindly ask.

Chris Sanders updates us on the former Supreme Court Justice’s trip to Tennessee:

Well, I'm jumping between the Olympics (which right now consists of the Women's Marathon--btw, do competitors typically drop like flies during World Class Marathon competitions?) and Rick Warren's Presidential Forum.

I’ve always wanted to be a spy. Well, not really, but they drink martinis and drive cool cars or is that just James Bond? I don’t know a lot about being a spy. My spy knowledge is not extensive.

The "let freedom ring" edition of the Tennessee progressive blog roundup with a look at what the best Tennessee bloggers are talking about this week.

But first...

The "let freedom ring" edition of the Tennessee progressive blog roundup with a look at what the best Tennessee bloggers are talking about this week.

But first...

The “let freedom ring” edition of the Tennessee progressive blog roundup with a look at what the best Tennessee bloggers are talking about this week.
But first…