not only was she previously a Judge, but also a member of the City Council. As Mayor, she prioritized affordable housing, economic opportunities for small business owners, and secured a historic pay raise for first responders. 2/4
As good Tennessee neighbors, let’s lend another cup of sugar to one smart cookie - Keisha Lance Bottoms.
As the 60th Mayor of Atlanta, Keisha Lance Bottoms was the first in history to serve in all three branches of government; 1/4
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She led Atlanta through the world-wide economic downturn during the pandemic and maintained a balanced budget throughout her term. Following this success, she brought her skills to the White House leading engagement strategy on matters related to marginalized communities. 3/4
I’m serving the scoop du jour, y’all, and my comments will be uncharacteristically brief:
Dear Mr. President,
No, thank you!
Xoxo, Miss Information Tennessee
Any other day I’d kindly ask you to mind your manners, but go on…I know you want to…
…give it a little squeeze…
Oooh!
Georgia neighbors, be sure to cast your vote to reelect “Senator My Boo” - Jon Ossoff!
@QondiNtini
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Consequently, “Senator My Boo” - Jon Ossoff - is her “favorite little Georgia peach.” So, we asked our friend/goddess of baking at @thumbprints.bakeshop to create a special little treat just for her! Check out my next post for a look at what she baked up!
Hey y’all, today we’re visiting our favorite southern next door neighbor- the state of Georgia - to share the first star in our series of Strong Voices to Follow.
Ladies and gentlemen, the founder of Thirst for Democracy - Qondi Ntini!
The Queen of the “naughty little hook” is “putting racy back in democracy,” and she’s turning thirsty civic engagement into votes. We’re here for each and every post!
She likes a strong jawline, a tight tuchus, and a platform that includes measurable improvement for Georgians.
Representative Michele Reneau’s theory on gun rights isn’t fully baked.
Following the Covenant School shooting which killed six people including three children, Michele Reneau told the Times Free Press that “it does not make sense to pass any new gun laws.”
The U.S. House of Representatives passed a gun control bill in 2022 - ‘Protecting Our Kids Act - that raised the age limit to purchase automatic weapons and limited the sale of high capacity magazines.
Tennessee’s Republican representatives all voted against the bill.
Rocky Top rose again! The Vols prevailed over the Kennesaw State Owls 42-9 in another definitive win. This week’s SEC sandwich highlights a particularly troubling fact about gun safety in the Volunteer State that y’all will want to share.
“There’s a better life and you think about it, don’t you?”
I sure do…what about y’all? That better life includes rights restored for our daughters, minimizing attacks on the marginalized communities Dolly supported, and affordable groceries and gas. What would Dolly do?
Diesel was $6.27/gallon yesterday in Chattanooga.
What is District 3 Rep. Chuck Fleischmann doing to help you fill up your truck or tractor? Sometime today, he will post a Bible verse on his Facebook page.
Hope this helps y’all!
Xoxo, Miss Information Tennessee
Hey Tennesseans, are you registered to vote? The deadline to register and make your voice heard in the upcoming midterm election is October 5th.
Please take the time to register - your vote matters!
Link in comments!
Xoxo, Miss Information Tennessee
I’m serving the scoop du jour, y’all!
If that ICE you’re paying for isn’t going in my sweet tea then we’ve got a problem.
A national ICE coordination call center is allegedly being planned to be headquartered near the Nashville airport (soon-to-be Dolly’s airport).
Today I’m spilling the tea on Republican State Representative Michele Reneau in Hamilton County. Oh dear. Whether it’s vaccines or fluoride in our water, Michele Reneau’s self-proclaimed commitment to defending “medical freedom” sure does seem to resemble medical disinformation.