Don’t text, don’t call. Becoming a power grid and disaster planning expert cdn.vanderbilt.edu/vu-sub/wp-co...

The biggest event at $75,000 is sponsored by the Tennessee Chamber of Commerce, Oracle, CoreCivic, Bristol Motor Speedway, HCA, Vanderbilt University, AT&T Tennessee, Amazon, Phiip Morris Intl, Nissan, Eastman, Jack Daniels, Tennessee Manufacturers Association.

Here's a link few people know exists! It shows the amount that lobbyist PACs spend on parties for Tennessee lawmakers.

This is in addition to donations directly to campaign accounts. Remember these folks are from out of town, so they're keeping them fed (and drunk) for free.
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Seriously?

Nashville’s hottest unofficial 9-1-1 Nashville is back by popular demand!

There’s an unofficial premiere party and they’ll let anybody in

You gotta have 🇺🇸’s for the optics

Deleted Audio Reveals Plot to Repeal Tennessee IVF and Contraception Protections "God looks abhorrently upon those who shed innocent blood. And I'm afraid that we have just codified doing that."

Tennessee passed legal protections for IVF this year, but according to this deleted audio, Republicans have a plan to overturn the law next year “swiftly” wellsrachelm.substack.com/p/deleted-au...

Dems are apparently "looking for a platform" when the answer is right there: Stop running away from thing that actually help people.

Food, housing, healthcare, no genocides, everyone's rights and bodily autonomy protected, a livable world, and all of those things viciously, deftly defended, always.

Maybe Republican primary voters will find child brides aspirational

A tale of two Freddies:

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“I want you to stay”

What kind of street will anchor Nashville’s East Bank? Advocates push for changes to Metro's vision East Bank Boulevard — the street that will one day serve as a major corridor in Nashville’s future East Bank neighborhood — is causing debate. Metro has put forth a six-lane proposal, which pedestrian...

The story from WPLN: wpln.org/post/what-ki...

Timothy Snyder, whose credentials I’m sure you know, uses the word. If he’s using it it’s fair.

I’m not complaining, but as a Donelson native, it’s going to take me approximately 70 years to get used to the new interchange.

If it’s not tied down it’s for sale. That was Bill Haslam’s major contribution to the state.

I can’t imagine myself ever voting for Gavin Newsom in a primary, but I also don’t think uniform hostility to a party’s elected governor of California is a reasonable demand of Democrats.

I’ve been looking for a way to say exactly this for months

You've already told me you have unsubscribed from all communications from us and expect to know what's going on. You have seen an article about what's going on in the Nashville Scene via Nashville Reddit. The next step would be to follow socials and stop insisting progress isn't there. Good luck.

Email the chair about this. Invite people on Reddit to do so. Like I said, the local infrastructure is as open as ever. The chair needs to hear what people want. rcampbell@tndp.org

My God did you read the Nashville Scene interview? She says that we have officers in all 95 counties. In English, that means we know people there.

I would also invite you to go to county party socials for information on the events you insist aren't happening.

I told you earlier in this thread. The money hasn't been spent because the election hasn't happened. If you'd like more detail about the plan, there will be a public meeting of the executive committee on Aug. 18.

What do you think would be a win?

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“Dems should run?” To get a socialist Democratic nominee, we would need a socialist to seek the nomination and win.

More than 1,000,000 Tennesseans voted Democratic in 2024. People need to stop playing pretend and get involved. Change is possible.

The other declared candidate met his wife when he was in his 40s and she was a teenager. He voted against certifying the 2020 election.

You can’t wish your way to a Republican candidate running as a moderate against Marsha Blackburn. That’s not how Tennessee politics works on planet Earth.

-Follow Democratic officeholders on social media and sign up for their newsletters.
-Contact elected officials who you agree with who represent you and ask them for ways to get involved.
-Attend government meetings like Metro council and state legislature.

-Getting involved in your county party (they have a website and public meetings), or other progressive organization
-Follow the news media for reports on candidate announcements
-Search for things like "Democrats in Tennessee"
-Sign up for communications and tolerate necessary fundraising asks