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May 2002
Bruce Plante, Chattanooga Times Free Press, May 2, 2002
This cartoon by award winning cartoonist Bruce Plante aptly depicts the status
of Republican Van Hilleary and Democrat Phil Bredesen in their campaigns for
their party's gubernatorial nomination in Tennessee. Both are campaigning
only on an anti-income tax platform, with no other solutions. Jim Henry is
the only candidate among the leaders to face the reality that there is a budget
problem in the state and it must be resolved by action instead of empty campaign
promises.
Van, the No Plan Man
53rd Annual Armed
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in Chattanooga May 17
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