Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature currently requires accessing the site using the built-in Safari browser.
Last Thursday, Democrat Mark Clayton won his party's nomination for U.S. Senate in Tennessee, but Democrats aren't celebrating.
From the state party:
Mark Clayton is associated with a known hate group in Washington, D.C., and the Tennessee Democratic Party disavows his candidacy, will not do anything to promote or support him in any way, and urges Democrats to write-in a candidate of their choice in November.
The party said in a statement last week that the only time the insurance agent has voted in a Democratic primary "was when he was voting for himself" and that Clayton won simply because he was listed first on the ballot.
Clayton, whose website displayed "bandwith limit exceeded" error messages Monday, has worked for Public Advocate of the United States, a conservative group that opposes same-sex marriage, the "furtherance of so-called 'Gay Rights,'" according to its website, and abortion rights legislation, among other initiatives.
Tennessee Democrats reject U.S. Senate nominee Mark Clayton
Last Thursday, Democrat Mark Clayton won his party's nomination for U.S. Senate in Tennessee, but Democrats aren't celebrating.
From the state party:
Mark Clayton is associated with a known hate group in Washington, D.C., and the Tennessee Democratic Party disavows his candidacy, will not do anything to promote or support him in any way, and urges Democrats to write-in a candidate of their choice in November.
The party said in a statement last week that the only time the insurance agent has voted in a Democratic primary "was when he was voting for himself" and that Clayton won simply because he was listed first on the ballot.
Clayton, whose website displayed "bandwith limit exceeded" error messages Monday, has worked for Public Advocate of the United States, a conservative group that opposes same-sex marriage, the "furtherance of so-called 'Gay Rights,'" according to its website, and abortion rights legislation, among other initiatives.
MORE: Tennessee Democrats reject U.S. Senate nominee Mark Clayton | The Ticket - Yahoo! News
They don't feel he represents their party.
He won the election however.
Well democrats do have a lovely history of trying to stop people from voting...
He won the election however.
So? RINOS win elections all the time.
Well sounds to me like the Tennesse Dem structure is completely out of touch with their voters.
What's the point of this thread?
And we all know about how the republiklans like to touch thier constiuancy!He won the election however.
So? RINOS win elections all the time.
Well sounds to me like the Tennesse Dem structure is completely out of touch with their voters.
shoootin, or a bunin' 
of them pesky varmets,,,,,,Muslim's in our nation. 
you know that,
"it's okie-dookie if I approve of you forieners", brutes.
Well democrats do have a lovely history of trying to stop people from voting...
So? RINOS win elections all the time.
Well sounds to me like the Tennesse Dem structure is completely out of touch with their voters.
Possible. Or perhaps the voters were unaware of the type of person they were voting for.
Well sounds to me like the Tennesse Dem structure is completely out of touch with their voters.
Possible. Or perhaps the voters were unaware of the type of person they were voting for.
Then why did they vote for him?
Possible. Or perhaps the voters were unaware of the type of person they were voting for.
Then why did they vote for him?
Because perhaps they are unaware of the type of person he is.
*shurg* they voted for him, they get him. That doesn't mean other elected democrats have to embrace the voters choice.
Then why did they vote for him?
Because perhaps they are unaware of the type of person he is.
*shurg* they voted for him, they get him. That doesn't mean other elected democrats have to embrace the voters choice.
So do you think they were typical of Democrat voters? Just voting because of the D next to his name?
Then why did they vote for him?
Because perhaps they are unaware of the type of person he is.
*shurg* they voted for him, they get him. That doesn't mean other elected democrats have to embrace the voters choice.
So do you think they were typical of Democrat voters? Just voting because of the D next to his name?
