Posted on 08/10/2015 7:45:44 AM PDT by don-o
NASHVILLE — The Tennessee State Museum’s plans for a statewide traveling exhibit on U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander’s service as governor, initially scheduled to coincide with his Senate re-election campaign last year and then rescheduled, may now be canceled entirely.
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LaMar Alexander. A disgrace to the great state of Tennessee and a cancer on the body politic.
Boy can you just feel the excitement. /s
A collection of plaid shirts?
I can't think of anything else notable about him.
we primaried him, but fell short.
Partially because of this troll
He’s a good piano player. There’s that.
Gee, that’s too bad......;-)
T’would appear that the title “Senator” pretty much labels the owner as a small minded, untalented, groveling POS with no redeeming qualities and possessing nothing of life value whatsoever
The term “Representative” represents those only slightly less criminally minded and less successful as crooks than senators.
We’ve had some fist class egomaniacs serve as Governor here in PA (Dick Thornburg, Ed Rendell, etc.).
But not one of them has ever proposed having a traveling monument to his greatness cruising around the state.
Though I suspect Rendell now regrets that he didn’t think of it.
Think JEB! and Hillary!
And a faded blue pickup
Burning through taxpayer money - 101. A required course for all poly/sci majors.
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