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Meanwhile, I went looking for a copy of the bylaws of the General Assembly's "White Caucus" but I couldn't find one. Because there is no "White Caucus." And that's a good thing because legislators really ought not to segregate themselves into race-based cliques. Posted in Tennessee Government News
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I contend it is not a proper apology. You cannot apologize for what someone else has done. What people haev done, according to Campfield, is misunderstand him. And for their misunderstanding he is sorry. That is a joke of an apology. Posted by: brittney at October 4, 2005 9:46 AMHow Dick Durbin of him. Posted by: smantix at October 4, 2005 12:52 PMI contend that there's nothing to apologize for. Segregation and racism, regardless of the source, don't work, Campfield has the guts to point it out. Posted by: Michael Chaney at October 4, 2005 2:14 PMThat may be true, but what he wrote is in no way a "proper apology." Posted by: brittney at October 4, 2005 3:20 PMThis all may be moot soon. If the current progress of the TN waltz continues apace, then there might not be a Black Caucus left. Posted by: Drake at October 4, 2005 3:26 PMWhat If There Were A White Caucus???? Campfield made a blunder in his comments. But he didn't really apologize for what he did. Does anyone think he was genuine in wanting to join the black cacus. He adds to the embarrasing legislator list in TN's general assembly. Posted by: Rusty at October 4, 2005 10:57 PM"Does anyone think he was genuine in wanting to join the black cacus" In a Word - Yes - Posted by: vero at October 5, 2005 9:06 AM |
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State Rep. Stacey Campfield was a little too flip rhetorically in recent days, for which the state's first blogging legislator has properly 