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Looking at the special session last August, when Tennessee lawmakers gathered in the State Capitol building to debate and ostensibly approve gun legislation (they didnt), recall that the House GOP began the session implementing draconian rules prohibiting the use of signs in committee rooms and the House gallery.

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There will be no fanfare. There will be no celebration or tricked-out tournaments. Its not the way for The Honors Club.

It was October of 1982. The phone rang in the bungalow my bride and I were renting on Grosvenor Avenue in Lexington, Kentucky.

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Jerry Summers: Bill Casteel On Cotton Friday, February 5, 2021 - by Jerry Summers Jerry Summers With due deference to David Cook and Jay Greeson who have jointly asked to stick the proverbial literary needle into the eye of the public that was handled for 30 years in three columns a week in the Chattanooga Times by the late Bill Casteel this article is dedicated. Bill provided the wit, sarcasm and often practical wisdom to a current issue of both large and minute proportions. As previous...

Jerry Summers: Bill Casteel On Cotton Friday, February 5, 2021 - by Jerry Summers Jerry Summers With due deference to David Cook and Jay Greeson who have jointly asked to stick the proverbial literary needle into the eye of the public that was handled for 30 years in three columns a week in the Chattanooga Times by the late Bill Casteel this article is dedicated. Bill provided the wit, sarcasm and often practical wisdom to a current issue of both large and minute proportions. As previous...

Roy Exum: I Approve This Rebuttal Sunday, December 27, 2020 - by Roy Exum Roy Exum As I look back at the year 2020, it has been the most tumultuous year in my three-score-and-11. There is first the pandemic, which neither I nor any other American can do anything about. While I believe it is paramount we take every possible precaution to protect ourselves and just as importantly those around us, the “power of prayer” is all I’ve got. Then there is the “unprecedented” anger I fin...