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On This "Day Without Politics"

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Posted on September 1, 2008 - 11:09am at Enclave
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The Republicans are going to do politics without appearing political:

Bredesen's Choice

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Posted on April 2, 2008 - 8:03am at Bill Hobbs
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If you've been paying attention to Tennessee Gov. Phil Bredesen's national media appearances in support of his proposal for an early mini-convention of Democrat super-delegates to decide whether Hillary Clinton or Barack Obama gets the party's presidential nomination, you will have seen Bredesen described as an "undecided" or "uncommitted" super-delegate.

Governor Phil Bredesen Of Tennessee Claims He's Truly An Uncommitted Superdelegate. I Guess He Forgot About This 2005 Interview

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Posted on April 1, 2008 - 3:05am at Sharon Cobb
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Governor Phil Bredesen is getting a lot of ink and airtime recently due to his "solution" of keeping the Democrats from having to slug it out in August at the convention.

Al Gore Invented The Internet AND Super Tuesday

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Posted on February 5, 2008 - 9:28am at Volunteer Voters
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The Politico explains how the first “Super Tuesday” primary twenty years ago was originally set up for the benefit of Al Gore:

“Democrats controlled legislatures throughout the South. So they used their leverage to set up an early, multistate primary. Ironically, the ‘moderate’ that wound up in the White House turned out to be [Republican] George H.W. Bush.”

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