Meet the Un-Corker

[seez52]

Ok boys and girls, with Corker wavering on the UN. small arms treaty and all the other times he's voted with Obama we need to give this man a chance. Lets get back to the constitution. Give Zach a 7 minute hearing:

[kieefer]

+1

only thing Bob Corker has going for him is Dave Ramseys endorsement imo.

[Guest 6.8 AR]

Thanks for posting this I've seen his name a couple times. I like him.

[Volzfan]

I heard him speak at the DCRP picnic 2 weekends ago. Gave me someting to think about!

[dats82]

I like what he's saying.

[Jamie Jackson]

Thanks for posting.

I too like his message.

I especially like the fact that he understands that language structures thought, it shapes the way we process information...like in his example: " Mr. **** *****", The Senator from Tennessee", not "Senator ***".

It does make a difference in our perception.

I'll be looking more closely at this gentleman.

[enfield]

Who is the leading opponent of Corker? I intend to vote against him, but I'd like to cast my vote for the candidate with the best chance of beating him in the primary.

My goal is to get him out of office, not necessarily to replace him with the ideal candidate. Just out of office will work for me.

Who do we need to rally around to get that ass out of Washington?

[seez52]

from what I can tell this is the guy. He is making the rounds at local Republican events and presents himself well. There are a number of other candidates running, but none of them have shown their face around as far as I know.

With that many in the primary, it's going to be tough to keep corker from getting it.

[gun sane]

Tennessee does need to become "un-corkered." Zach got my early vote and he's won several straw votes in the state.

http://www.knoxville...-poskevich.html

Edited July 18, 2012 by gun sane

[Northface]

When I wrote Corker to request he not support the Geithner nomination, he totally blew me off. Said he thought a president should be allowed to make his own choices, and he would support the president.

Right then i wrote him off.

[peejman]

I found this site which tells you who all the candidate are.... http://www.politics1.com/tn.htm

And I agree, this guy seems to be the best option.

[E4 No More]

So does he have some kin to run against Alexander should he decide not to retire?

[seez52]

I say if Poskevitch falls short on his run against Corker, he try again against Lamar. Lords knows we've got to start throwing these morons out!!

[Guest 6.8 AR]

I've talked to several folks around the Camden/Paris area about him, too. He's actually going to get support,

and my vote.

[Oh Shoot]

I've talked to several folks around the Camden/Paris area about him, too. He's actually going to get support,

and my vote.

I'll vote for him too, on general principles, and the main one that both our current senators have to go.

Which means I may get to vote for him twice, but Lamar and Bob will still be there.

- OS

[Guest 6.8 AR]

Can't disagree with that, Mac. Maybe we will get one in there who won't catch "Potomac Fever". I hope

he's one of those. I'm just glad to hear that several of the Republican Party chapters are breaking from

Alexander and Corker, and recently that they were showing a displeasure with Haslam not being conservative

enough.

There may be good things come from having those two hypocrites in office, well three.

[MattCary]

Wow. Zach was on the side of the road in Jefferson City today, if I hadn't been on my way to an appointment, I would have stopped and chatted with him.

[subsonic]

I'll be pulling the lever for him. Corker is a squish.