I've been to numerous Democratic events, and never once have I heard a chant for an "income tax".

When you saw that email, did you even question it? Why in God's name do you think Bredesen supporters would chant "income tax"? Even if they secretly wanted one as you guys like to think is the case, why would they openly chant it? Do you think they are so stupid as to think that would help Bredesen.

Let's put our logic caps on folks.

My gosh Hobbs, are you that desperate? You know that any chanting about the income tax was meant to point out that Bryson's campaign chair, Winfield Dunn, is the grandfather of the income tax debate in Tennessee.

Admit it and move on.

Here\'s a question: Do you even try to be accurate, or does that just not matter in the world of Hobb? If you\'d taken enough initiative to run a Google news search, you might\'ve run across an AP story (see below), which said the Bredesen supporters were chanting \"Big Mistake.\" If this ridiculous claim is the best you can muster, then it\'s no wonder you and your candidate are getting soundly thrashed ...

Bredesen slows campaign while Bryson on last-minute \'blitz\'
By TRAVIS LOLLER
Associated Press Writer

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - While state Sen. Jim Bryson made campaign stops in Nashville, Murfreesboro and Knoxville on Friday, incumbent Phil Bredesen spent the day attending to his gubernatorial duties.
The governor, who has a large lead in the polls, has slowed his campaigning somewhat, although he still plans to make a few appearances in support of other Democrats before Election Day.
Bryson kicked off an 80-hour \"blitz\" of the state from a Nashville hotel Friday morning, explaining to a group of supporters his key positions, including a crackdown on illegal immigration and cutting the sales tax on food.
\"Traveling around the state, it\'s hard to explain, but when I\'m out talking to people, I feel what\'s going on,\" Bryson said in an interview. \"People are excited that they could have a good governor\'s leadership on things they care about.\"
Meanwhile, Bredesen supporters were gathered on the sidewalk outside the hotel chanting \"Big Mistake, Big Mistake\" _ a play on a theme of Bryson\'s campaign that includes the \"Big Bus\" he travels in and a television advertisement that spoke of his \"big ideas\" and \"big heart.\"
Bredesen himself was attending to gubernatorial business, campaign spokesman Will Pinkston said, pointing out that the governor had just completed a campaign tour that took him to more than 30 counties.
\"We feel very confident the governor\'s going to win Tuesday,\" he said, \"but even if he didn\'t have an opponent, he\'d still be out there. ... The voters still want to talk to the governor, and the governor still wants to talk to them.\"
Bredesen has been promoting his plans to improve education while touting a drop in the state\'s unemployment rate, an increase in its bond rating and the Cover Tennessee program, designed to help small businesses provide health care to their employees.
Bryson\'s second campaign stop on Friday was at Murfreesboro\'s town square, where he introduced himself to the lunch crowd at the City Cafe.
Diner Fayne Haynes said he intends to vote for Bryson because \"he\'s a Republican.\"
The World War II vet said he was \"out with the Democrats because they knocked the war and they knocked President Bush.\"
Cafe owner Gary Simpson said his business is a popular stop for candidates from both parties and he has a button he often wears for such occasions that reads \"I\'m for your candidate.\"
Simpson pointed out that two assistants to U.S. Rep. Bart Gordon, a Democrat, were eating at the restaurant during Bryson\'s visit.
\"That\'s how equal we are,\" he said.

Awwww it looks like Sean and his other liberal buds are upset. You don't suppose it has anything to do with the fact that their boy Junior is going down in flames do ya? LOL