Wrong Stuntbaby

By Kleinheider Posted on August 5, 2008 at 9:53 am

In an attempt to try and prove he is not simply a Mike Williams shillblogger, “Independent Reporter”, covers some other races:

On the other end of Senate District 4, there’s the Republican LoveFest Rematch between Stacey Campfield and Ronald Leadbetter with a cameo appearance by Jonathan Katsiros over a House seat in Knoxville. The major accomplishments in office so far of Campfield, a Caucasian by birth, have been to bring real bacon strips to the dignified House floor and to seek membership in the Black Caucus. Other than those two well-publicized pre-pubescent stunts, pretty much everything else Campfield’s ever done has just been routine amateur acts of total silliness. It’s listed as R-18, so you might want to put all the kids to bed before looking at the results of this one.

Now, you can say a lot of things about Stacey Campfield but what you cannot say is that he was the guy who brought bacon to the house floor in protest of the Community Enhancement Grants. That honor belongs to Rep. Brian Kelsey, the Stuntbaby of Germantown.

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Tags: Brian Kelsey, Jesse Hughes, Stacey Campfield, Stuntbaby of Germantown  

Open Meetings Give Rise To The Chuckleheads

By Kleinheider Posted on April 25, 2008 at 8:38 am

Ken Whitehouse argues that it wouldn’t drive a steak through the heart of our republican form of government for pols to close a meeting door every once and again.

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Tags: Brian Kelsey, Brue Androphy, chuckleheads, Doug Jackson, Frank Gibson, Ken Whitehouse, open meetings, open records, Stacey Campfield, Tennessee Ethics Commision  

Personal Health Accounts

By Kleinheider Posted on April 21, 2008 at 2:24 pm

Rep. Brian Kelsey and Drew Johnson of the Tennessee Center for Policy Research will be speaking before the Health and Human Services committee regarding HB1231, which requires the Commissioner of Finance and Administration to seek a new federal waiver or an amendment to the TennCare waiver in order to implement a personal health accounts program according to the House Republican Caucus.

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Tags: Brian Kelsey, Drew Johnson, GQ Drew, Personal Health accounts, Stuntbaby of Germantown, Tenncare, Tennessee Center For Policy Research