Instead of going into recess for a time, the state legislature is plowing on toward an early adjournment. Who knows what mischief will occur when legislators are making laws while …
Coronavirus is a wake-up call
I was just a little boy so mostly what I remember was a large room with windows on all sides. I would learn later it was a solarium. It was …
Bernie, Biden and Bloomberg headline today’s voting
We will find out today if the Democratic presidential nomination is down to a two-man race or whether a billionaire can buy his way in in the middle of the …
Answering the call to war
Reading about the recent no-notice deployment of 3,000 82nd Airborne troopers to the middle east brought back memories…
I was behind a Fort Bragg mess hall, putting a spit shine on …
Cretin Caucus goobers risk business harm
At what point will the Cretin Caucus destroy the music business in Nashville and prompt nationwide boycotts of Tennessee products? Three dozen large companies and 100 small businesses have warned …
Mid-state growth can impact ET congressional districts
It’s easy to see that the explosive growth of the Nashville metro area has had a major impact on the city and county governments in adjoining counties. What is not …
Lamar was right
Since I’m older than dirt, there have been occasions over the years when first-term state legislators would ask me if I had any advice for them.
Yes.
When a major and controversial …
Beware the Cretin Caucus
I know Tennesseans are passionate about sports but I didn’t realize that we have an epidemic of young men having their genitals removed so they can play women’s basketball. Why …