The TN GOP ranks an over the shoulder "gutterball" with Chris Matthews on MSNBC Hardball (2/28).
Matthews mentions that Sen. Lamar Alexander had to intervene to get the offensive press release removed from the Tennessee Republican Party's website.
Actually, Sen. Alexander had to intervene twice, the second time after blogger Kleinheider at Volunteer Voters contacted Alexander's office to ask why the post was still there after Alexander's office said it would be removed.
Keith Olbermann also weighed in last night. See Andy Axels's post of the Countdown video below. Now another countdown begins: How long can TN GOP Chair Robin Smith keep her job after crossing Sen. Alexander and earning a rebuke from Sen. John McCain and the RNC?
According to Volunteer Voters, Sen. Bob Corker and Rep. Marsha Blackburn are the latest Republicans from the Tennessee Congressional delegation to denounce the press release.
Lt. Governor and Senate Speaker Ron Ramsey (R-Blountville), House Minority Leader Rep. Jason Mumpower (R-Bristol) are OK with the press release. As is, of course, Rep. Stacy Campfield (R-Knoxville), who probably wishes he had thought of it first.
Submitted by lovable liberal on Mon, 03/03/2008 - 23:17.
Hobb(e)s got the story out there into the media again for 3 or 4 news cycles, but the RNC establishment got to act all responsible and crap. It's a GOP win-win.
Is it just me, or is that a "Bush smirk" on Lamar's face at the :19 second mark?
Hobb(e)s got the story out there into the media again for 3 or 4 news cycles, but the RNC establishment got to act all responsible and crap. It's a GOP win-win.
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