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Actually, these’s another reason why these rodents are falling on their swords for penny ante charges. Supposedly, they’d prefer a short stint in prison to revealing the nexus of corruption and “fundraising” that cuts to the very heart of how the rodents do their business. Those longer trials that Crutchfield and Bowers are avoiding are quite telling. I’d just like to know who is really pulling the strings in this state. The fact that we’re coming up on half the members of the rodent caucus in the Senate of the past few years getting indicted or sent to prison ought to be the biggest news story in the state. It’s not, and we all know why.

these’s another reason why these rodents are falling on their swords for penny ante charges. Supposedly, they’d prefer a short stint in prison to revealing the nexus of corruption and “fundraising” that cuts to the very heart of how the rodents do their business. Those longer trials that Crutchfield and Bowers are avoiding are quite telling. I’d just like to know who is really pulling the strings in this state. The fact that we’re coming up on half the members of the rodent caucus in the Senate of the past few years getting indicted or sent to prison ought to be the biggest news story in the state. It’s not, and we all know why.

Umm, is it their coercion through churches and unions? How about the Sundquist connection that started the investigation that never seems to penetrate his RINO skin? The FBI definitely has a bee in its bonnet on this one, which means much more to come. The spirit of Buford Pusser apparently still walks this land and that's a damn good thing.