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Why The GOP Caucus Letter Rebuking Tennessee Right To Life Got Out

By Kleinheider Posted on November 8, 2009 at 1:37 pm

Stacey Campfield explains how this happened:

Someone decided to go ahead and send copies of e mail exchanges to the media. Why would someone who supposedly didn’t like the idea or tone of the letter release it to the media when the idea was going away? Simple. To try and climb a micro smidgen higher for themselves, to divide our caucus between those who might have wanted to send the letter and those who might not, to try to make our caucus leadership and some of our members look bad to TRL members and make themselves look good.

Mission accomplished.

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4 Responses to “Why The GOP Caucus Letter Rebuking Tennessee Right To Life Got Out”

  1. Creigh Deads writes
    November 8th, 2009 2:27 pm

    Why were these morons discussing this via email? Every heard of a paper trails, stupanuts?

    If you don’t want it to get out, don’t put it in writing.

  2. simon says writes
    November 8th, 2009 2:39 pm

    I’ll bet a dollar Kent Williams released this or someone who he shared the email with. Whatever it doesn’t change anything.

  3. Drew writes
    November 8th, 2009 3:16 pm

    Ha Ha! Kent Williams is the new George Bush! It’s always his fault.

  4. New Day Coming writes
    November 9th, 2009 9:30 am

    Does anyone believe that Williams even wrote that email? C’mon?

    He releases to the press any letter that the GOP writes/sends out to their caucus members.

    He himself was upset with TRL and how they treated Marsh and other members as well and said so to other members. Now he and his Democrat staff are just jumping on it to make Mumpower look bad.

    Williams is history–Harwell, McDaniel, McCord are all vying to become Speaker. Williams is using some members of the Tn GOP State Executive committee, Susan Richardson Williams, Frank Nicely, the GOP Caucus and anybody he can to try to cling to the speakership,

    Wake up, folks.

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