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Although Midtown is a rather vague term for an area in Memphis, it basically entails Central Gardens, Overton Park, Hein Park near Rhodes College, Cooper Young, Annesdale Snowden, Little Hanoi and the Parkway.
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A Look at Banking

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“Bankers are good people. They support their community and they want it to survive,” is the message has for Americans. The president of the Memphis Region of Trustmark Bank addressed the Lunch Hour Republican Club yesterday at their monthly meeting at Salsa.

Henson went on to discuss the state of banks in the U.S. and

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Election Alert

Memphis city elections are set for October 6th and early voting is going on right now.

Shelby County GOP Chairman Justin Joy has forwarded a request to all Memphis Republicans. He says, “Last year Shelby County Republicans swept the county wide offices because we raised our voice and we showed up at the polls to

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Words and Phrases Heard This Week

Dominionists has to be the most important word bandied around this week. Why? It is a clue to the Obama reelection strategy.

It was used in a New York Times magazine story yesterday by Bill Keller entitled “Asking Candidates Tougher Questions About Faith.” He uses the term to suggest that Republican candidates, in particular Michele

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Join the Club

“The health of the Republican party depends on the health of its clubs,” said Richard Morton, a Shelby GOP steering committee member and host of a conference this morning on club development.

“They are the arms of the party,” Morton told attendees of the event at Clark Tower. Shelby GOP chairman Justin Joy echoed his

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Super Committee Excludes Ryan

Wisconsin Congressman Paul Ryan (R), author of the Ryan budget deal, is not one of the legislators chosen for the Super Committee formed to cut the budget. Ryan writes that he asked Speaker Boehner not to choose him since he is Chairman of the Budget Committee. As such he can work on legislation to reform

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Words/Phrases of the Week

Of course Joe Biden calling the Tea Party “terrorists” was so over the top it was quickly used and promoted by other Democrats and media henchmen. Funny, they usually don’t know a terrorist when they see one. Take Bill Ayers, for example. His actions resulted in the deaths of innocent Americans just to promote his

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Still Bitter

Tomorrow marks the first year anniversary of the city wide election that saw Republicans win nine of the ten seats up for election.

Evidently the victory still rankles Democrats. They could not believe then, and still don’t, that motivated Republicans in Shelby County worked hard and got the vote out, while Democrats assumed that they

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Election Commission Chairman Gives Updates

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Shelby County Election Commission Chairman Robert Meyers

“Don’t get me wrong,” said Election Commission Chairman Robert Meyers, “I am a Republican and I want all our Republican candidates to win. But in my job, I want to be above the fray. We want people to feel we hold fair and open elections. We always

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TN GOP Leadership Dinner

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The annual Tennessee GOP statesman’s dinner was held July 15 in Nashville and featured Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels. Tennessee GOP Chairman Chris Devaney gave a summary of the past year’s events below.

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Fast and Furious Getting Faster

Next Tuesday Darrell Issa will resume his hearings on Operation Fast and Furious, aka Project Gunrunner, with a change of view.

The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee Chairman will turn the spotlight on accounts of agents based in Mexico with the “testimony of U.S. law enforcement officials who witnessed a different side of the

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