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Judge Joe Brown, Choice of the Century

September 17, 2023 by

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Judge Joe Brown’s mayoral candidacy in Memphis is characterized by a multitude of fine qualities that make him an exceptional choice for the position. With a distinguished career as a judge, Brown brings a deep understanding of the legal system and a commitment to upholding justice and fairness. One of Brown’s standout qualities is his […]

Sanford & Ransom (Channel 24 Memphis) Salivating from Hate

December 13, 2022 by

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They both distorted the truth, generated a false narrative, and committed character assassination just as those old journalists did to Dr. Martin L. King, Jr. during his arrival into Memphis, Tennessee to help sanitation workers fight for a better quality of life.

Prof. Otis Sanford, Channel 24 Commentator Fights False Hate with Real Hate

November 21, 2022 by

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Memphis is one of the most crime ridden cities in America. The city's murder rate is within the top 3 cities, blood flows down her streets like the mighty Mississippi, and lawlessness is apparent.

Camper Announced for Mayor of Memphis Becomes confused about who supported her

November 12, 2022 by

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November 11, 2022, Karen Camper made her formal announcement for her run in the race to become Memphis’s first woman Mayor. After weeks of speculation, she threw her hat in the race. No fewer than six candidates have made formal announcement and the candidacy field is predicted to grow by leaps and bounds. What makes […]

Judge Joe Brown, Champion of Women

October 30, 2022 by

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In Memphis, as in many places fatherless boys, unemployment, and hopelessness have made it an unsafe and dangerous place, particularly for women and children.

Four Mayoral Candidates back Steven Bradley for Mayor of Memphis

October 3, 2019 by

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As of today, five of the current Mayoral candidates have agreed to form a coalition to insure the return of Memphis back to its most valuable asset, the people.  These candidates recognize the importance of governance and they can clearly see that Memphis needs leadership.  “We want the best quality of life for every Memphian”, […]

Memphis Mayor Strickland’s Uppercut and Body Punches

June 21, 2019 by

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Mayor Jim Strickland, rather than diffusing volatile, sensitive situations, infuses himself into conflicts between Memphis citizens and the Memphis police department.

Would 2018 Bring in a New 9th Congressional Leader

January 1, 2018 by

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If you live in the 9th Congressional District of Tennessee (Memphis) please take this survey on “Who would best represent the Congressional District”, 2018-2020.

Del Gill is More Than Qualified to be Elected Chairman of Shelby County Demomocratic Party.

May 1, 2016 by

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Under the Kathryn Bowers administration, we did the unthinkable: got an office; a secretary; and a phone creating a working environment that led the party in the right direction; but half the Executive Committee placed their commitment into “party strongman leadership”; look at where that has gotten the party? In addition; later Chairpersons with little […]

Outgoing Attorney General Eric Holder Missed the Mark in Memphis

December 9, 2014 by

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Out going USAG avoids the real issue (#KillerCops) for a discussion on police and blacks relationship, helping black boys cope with a lack of education, jobs, and a decent quality of life, while touting the POTUS’s My Brother’s Keeper organization. I’m simply exhausted from the years of listening and hoping that one of these so-called […]