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The old black woman from Memphis, Rep. Steve Cohen, is introducing a bill which would require the Attorney General to "create a pilot program to examine racial and ethnic disparities in the criminal justice system within 10 U.S. districts across the country."

Today on the radio we’ll interview John Harris, Executive Director and one of the founding members of Tennessee Firearms Association, about the speed of Democrat Speaker Naifeh’s ability to receive a carry permit.  

Jimmy Naifeh is back in the news…caught in a(nother) lie.
What, a career politician lies? Who knew?
This time he should’ve known better. It seems that Jimmy lied about having a concealed carry permit, while he was in the midst of killing legislation that favored gun owners and legal carry holders. And, the Tennessee GOP (surprisingly discovering [...]

Jimmy Naifeh is back in the news...caught in a(nother) lie.

What, a career politician lies? Who knew?

This time he should've known better. It seems that Jimmy lied about having a concealed carry permit, while he was in the midst of killing legislation that favored gun owners and legal carry holders. And, the Tennessee GOP (surprisingly discovering that it's good to have teeth) called him on it.

The Tennessee Republican Party has unearthed a potentially damaging bombshell regarding House Speaker Jimmy Naifeh.

The “militant black guy” from the first season of the godfather of modern reality television, The Real World, is running for Congress:

My pick for Barack Obama's running mate has been changing.

Originally I wanted Bill Richardson, Governor of New Mexico for several reasons. Top on the list of qualifications is Richardson's ability to get legislation passed. It took an activist Vice Pres. to get our Country screwed up so badly that he and the President can break the law at will and then ram the FISA bill through Congress and

Remember when we told you in October of last year that the new sprinkler ordinance—required for all live entertainment clubs with a capacity of 100 or more as a fire safety measure—could possibly shut down smaller, older clubs who didn't have the money for installation

The USA today reports on how many states are banning illegals access to state universities. It is loved in the comment section as a piece of legislation that both sides can agree with. Unfortunately this measure was killed in the Tennessee house of reps on a mostly party line basis.

State Senate candidate Lynn Sebourn is encouraged by the Heller Supreme Court ruling affirming an individual right to bear arms but advises eternal legislative vigilance against activist courts: