Maybe Glen Casada couldn't keep track of all the lies he was spreading at the time. Casada's aide, Scott Gilmer, created fake websites in Rep. Nathan Vaughn's name. Vaughn lost his re-election race by 322 votes. In March, Gilmer pleaded no contest to the criminal charge of impersonating Vaughn, yet incredibly, remains on the payroll of the House Republican Caucus. "We all know that ridiculous rumors are posted on the internet all the time," Forrester said. "But Glen Casada broke the rules multiple times. When a staffer impersonates an opposing candidate, that's a crime. And when a state legislator publishes lies about a candidate being a convicted felon, that's libel." "Apparently, Glen Casada couldn't win back the House running a clean campaign, so he took out two Democratic candidates by making things up on the Internet. That is middle-school politics, and the people of Tennessee deserve better."
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Still waiting for Forrester's review of what the Democrats did to Tom DuBois.
Woods: No unknown web site beat Nathan Vaughn. He shot himself in the foot when he said, "fathers who want to see their kids more need to shut up and pay their child support."
50% of marriages end in divorce and nearly 50% of al kids are born out of wedlock.
Who did he think was going be voting for him?