Monday, February 02, 2009
Tennessee's next Gov.
Democratic U.S. Rep. Lincoln Davis has announced that he ain't interested in being Tennessee's next governor. I must admit that I was shocked to hear such.
That means the office of governor is this man's ...
... to lose.
The man in question is U.S. Rep. Zack Wamp (R-Chattanooga). Rep. Wamp proudly signed the Contract With America as a candidate in 1994, and that makes him more-than-OK as far as I'm concerned. In addition, he is a confirmed fiscal conservative who bucked the GOP at many turns prior to the Age of Pelosi. A Gov. who's fiscally conservative ... that's what Tennesseans will be pining for come 2011. (Oh, and he'll be just the Gov. to kick Gary Odom in his over-active nuts. Indeed!)
Folks, I guess what I'm trying to say -- nay, what I AM saying -- is this:
U.S. Representative Zack Wamp has my full support as he seeks to become Tennessee's 49th Governor.
So there.
That means the office of governor is this man's ...
... to lose.
The man in question is U.S. Rep. Zack Wamp (R-Chattanooga). Rep. Wamp proudly signed the Contract With America as a candidate in 1994, and that makes him more-than-OK as far as I'm concerned. In addition, he is a confirmed fiscal conservative who bucked the GOP at many turns prior to the Age of Pelosi. A Gov. who's fiscally conservative ... that's what Tennesseans will be pining for come 2011. (Oh, and he'll be just the Gov. to kick Gary Odom in his over-active nuts. Indeed!)
Folks, I guess what I'm trying to say -- nay, what I AM saying -- is this:
U.S. Representative Zack Wamp has my full support as he seeks to become Tennessee's 49th Governor.
So there.
# posted by Joltin' Django @ Monday, February 02, 2009 
