Big Jim Wants To Have A Word With You

By Kleinheider Posted on December 18, 2008 at 9:16 am

And then he wants you to have a word with Senator Mark Norris. In an email to supporters, former Sen. Jim Bryson notes that Republicans are accepting public comment in the constitutional officers races and wants his folks to make sure that Norris knows that Bryson would make a fabulous Secretary of State:

The Republican legislative leadership is asking for public comment on the candidates. Senator Mark Norris’ office is collecting those comments and recommendations via email, fax, and phone calls regarding the constitutional offices. Please take time to send your thoughts regarding who you would like to see serving as your next Secretary of State, Comptroller, and Treasurer.

Senator Mark Norris’ Email: sen.mark.norris@legislature.state.tn.us
Senator Mark Norris’ Fax: (615) 253-0194
Senator Mark Norris’ Office Phone: (615) 741-1967

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Tags: constitutional officers, Jim Bryson, Mark Norris, Secretary of State  

Sizing Up The Seventh

By Kleinheider Posted on September 22, 2008 at 6:18 am

Tom Guleff runs down the candidates for Marsha Blackburn’s Congressional seat were she to make an unlikely run for Governor or nab a job in a potential McCain Administration.

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Tags: Brian Kelsey, David Kustoff, Mark Norris, Marsha Blackburn  

A Faulk Load Of Gasoline

By Kleinheider Posted on August 1, 2008 at 9:38 am

The “Independent Reporter” aims his pro-Senator Mike Williams scattergun at Republican Majority Leader Mark Norris:

Speaking of Peterbilt, take at look at Senate Republican Leader Mark Norris’ disclosure. He paid himself a piddling $6,029.28 for Mileage on July 9, 2008. I know gas prices are high, but, trust me on this one, that is a lot of fuel. Surely that was for more than just 28 days.

But could it just be a serious typo and there’s an amendment in the works? We truly hope he makes amends or makes an explanation.

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Tags: Jesse Hughes, Mark Norris, Mike Faulk, Mike Williams