Wednesday, July 1, 2009

Morning Roundup: Mumpower Sneers as Governor Plants Flowers and More News

Posted by Jeff Woods on Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 7:24 AM

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Haslam will report $3.8 million and Wamp $1.2 million. That's the good news. No one else wants to say. ... Ramsey treats the midnight deadline like a telethon. At last report, he remained $538 away from "his goal." ... The governor vows never to scale back job recruitment efforts: "I think particularly with European and Japanese businesses, they just like to see the governor. You gotta be there." ... Reps. Jason Mumpower and Jon Lundberg watch as Bredesen plants flowers at an interstate welcome center. Is this beautification project a good use of federal stimulus money? Mumpower throws up his hands. "I probably echo that," says Lundberg. It makes a nice photo op anyway, right guys? ... Tennessee gets $39 million for affordable housing. ... More cotton planting in Tennessee. ... "Project Edison" fix could cost $1 million. ... Texting while driving is a crime starting today. ... Cookeville considers banning guns in parks. ... Robin Smith announces congressional candidacy today. ... The Jackson Sun comments on all the new laws hitting the books:
The annual spate of new laws passed by the Tennessee General Assembly takes effect today. Some make sense, others beg for an explanation, a few are silly.

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Bredesen should have planted some pansies -- then Jason would have felt right at home.

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Posted by TN Taxpayers on 07/01/2009 at 12:55 PM
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