Posts Tagged ‘ Steve Cohen ’

Morning Coffee – Insert Snarky Title Here Edition

August 11, 2010
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Morning Coffee – Insert Snarky Title Here Edition

I would like to apologize in advance for a lack of snark this morning. I’ve been writing this epic research paper about minority disenfranchisement and legislative representation in local governing bodies for about two weeks, and well, the research that I’ve done has sucked the snark right out of my bones. I’m sure everything...

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Morning Hangover – Shelby Shocker Edition

August 6, 2010
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Morning Hangover – Shelby Shocker Edition

It was a rough night here in Shelby County. Not one single county wide Democrat won. Some of the races were closer than others, but in the end, Republicans carried the day. I’m still processing everything. I want to see more detail, so I can analyze what happened. What’s crazy to me is that...

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Strange Signs

August 3, 2010
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Strange Signs

There are a lot of things I don’t understand, and this picture is one of them. How does someone support the most liberal member of the Tennessee delegation to Congress, and two Republicans who are anything but liberals? I won’t rush to judgement. For all I know these folks are personal friends of all...

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Lies, Damn Lies, and Statistics

August 3, 2010
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Lies, Damn Lies, and Statistics

As I noted in yesterday’s Happy Hour, former Memphis Mayor Willie Herenton had a presser yesterday. I was only able to listen to a little of it because I was working, but what I heard was interesting, and not entirely untrue. I can’t vouch for the complete accuracy of Herenton’s numbers. The Voter Participating...

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Herenton Says “We’re Going to Win” and More

August 2, 2010
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Herenton Says “We’re Going to Win” and More

The race for the 9th Congressional district Democratic nomination is, perhaps, the race that I’m watching with more interest than any other. Sure, there are contests with greater impact across the state and the county, but the contest between Congressman Steve Cohen and former Memphis Mayor Willie Herenton is epic, as far as I’m...

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Morning Coffee – Going Back to Bed Edition

July 31, 2010
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Morning Coffee – Going Back to Bed Edition

It’s been an exasperatin’ week. I haven’t written anything over here since Tuesday. A 50 hour work week on top of a research project that’s dominating what little spare time I have will do that to ya. I’m not complaining, just explaining. Sorry the writing has been so scarce this week, but big thanks...

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Helping Struggling Homeowners

July 23, 2010
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Helping Struggling Homeowners

Even though the Federal Government has spent billions trying to help homeowners stay in their homes in the wake of the widest sweeping recession of my lifetime, many are still falling through the cracks. Some places it’s worse than others. The Tri-State Defender reports on a bill Congressman Steve Cohen has introduced to help...

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Morning Coffee – Exhausted Edition

July 22, 2010
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Morning Coffee – Exhausted Edition

I’m pooped. Physically tired. Exhausted. The past couple of weeks hasn’t been bad, just frenetic. Lots of stuff and not a lot of time equals all of the above. I knew it would happen eventually, I just hoped it would be closer to the end of this summer semester. This was not to be....

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Morning Coffee – Lazy Wednesday

July 21, 2010
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Morning Coffee – Lazy Wednesday

I woke up late this morning and have had a hard time getting going. I think this may be a common problem for me on Wednesdays. No, I haven’t gone back to look at past Wednesday morning posts or anything, but for some reason I feel that Wednesday is the day that I dread...

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The Fightin’ 8th GOP Slugfest

July 20, 2010
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The Fightin’ 8th GOP Slugfest

There are some pretty high stakes happening in the 8th District right now with the retirement of long-time congressman, John Tanner, who has served 11-terms in Washington. I wrote yesterday about the insane amount of mailers that certain areas were getting. In Obion County, mailers come daily. In perusing them, Ron Kirkland and George...

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