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The Constitutionals List: Former Sundquist Deputy Guv Sole Comptroller Candidate

Posted on December 5, 2008 at 5:03 pm

The full list of applicants for Tennessee’s constitutional officers has been released:

Applicants for Secretary of State:
William Baird (Jacksboro)
Jim Bryson (Franklin)
Tre Hargett (Hendersonville)
James M. Rollins (Clarksville)
Jerry Scott (Murfreesboro)
Larry Scroggs (Germantown)
David Shirley (Memphis)
Randy Stamps (Hendersonville)

Applicants for Comptroller of the Treasury
Justin Wilson (Nashville)

Applicants for Treasurer
Ira Brody (Murfreesboro)
Vance Cheek (Johnson City)
Barry Davis (Alcoa)
David Lillard (Germantown)
Bill McGaughey (Germantown)
Bill Watkins (Germantown)

See Ken Whitehouse for more.

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3 Responses to “The Constitutionals List: Former Sundquist Deputy Guv Sole Comptroller Candidate”

  1. Alex writes
    December 5th, 2008 5:48 pm

    Where is the hyperventilating outrage from Bill Hobbs? This list includes:

    Hargett - who gave up his House seat to become a lobbyist for Big Pharma.

    Wilson - the midwife for Don Sundquist’s income tax.

    Stamps - who has been fined heavily by the TREF for illegal campaign tactics.

    Scott - a GOP operative that ran a fundraising operation for Sundquist out of the THP and one for Van Hilleary out of the Dept. of Safety.

    It’s a who’s who of GOP political hacks.

  2. thetruth writes
    December 5th, 2008 8:42 pm

    Justin Wilson was the brains and the motivation behind Sundquist’s income tax push. Interesting how Wilson is the only canidate that applied… the other party members must have gotten the memo that Wilson had the job. I think that a new income tax debate would be the worst thing in the world for TN. I hope that Justin has changed his tune. It’s a sad day in TN.

  3. Tom Paine writes
    December 6th, 2008 5:23 pm

    Gee, if you don’t think deep pockets scares away the competition in politics, just look at the Comptroller’s race.

    Justin may have learned his lesson from the income tax debate, but I wonder if he’ll quietly make his feelings known when the FONCE loophole debate resurfaces in the General Assembly?

    The legislature’s decision could make Justin’s pockets not quite so deep….

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