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MURFREESBORO, TN (WSMV) - The Tennessee Department of Revenue is threatening court action against a Murfreesboro man who built a small wooden boat in his garage with his 7-year-old son. The state says that makes him a boat dealer and subject to paying extra taxes. The boat is 14 feet long and made of wood. The family ordered the plans over the Internet because 7-year-old Carter loves to fish with his dad. But when the Kings registered their boat and paid the boat registration fees, the... Read Full Story

Be sure and join us at this Thursday's Liberty on the Rocks, 5:30 pm till whenever at Mafiaoza's! Mafiaza's is on 8th Ave South. LOR is always a lot of fun: no prayer, no pledge, no reading of the minutes, no call to order. Just an excellent social opportunity to meet and talk with other conservatives and libertarians. Come meet Shayne Edwards the director of An Inconsistent Truth which has been hammering the box office during it’s preview release. Mr. Edwards will share with us some... Read Full Story

Saturday, February 18, 2012,  5:00 PM Hotel  Preston 733 Briley Pkwy, Nashville, TN "All patriots are invited to attend our 9.12 Project Tennessee Annual Membership dinner at the lovely and chic Hotel Preston. The evening agenda is as follows: 5-6p Registration and social mixer (cash bar),  6-7p Guest Speaker Senator Bill Ketron "Redistricting Process and Outcome" followed by Q&A, 7-8p Dinner and Dessert Service,  8-9p Dr Ming Wang presentation and musical performance... Read Full Story

An Inconsistent Truth is one man's odyssey to find the truth about man-made global warming. As the title suggests, this is an answer to Al Gore's Oscar-winning documentary but it's much more than a simple rebuttal. We not only talk with leading scientific experts on the 'skeptic' side but we explore the entire culture of the global warming movement; often in a humorous and satirical way. The viewpoint of this film might not be the most popular position on the subject but it offers... Read Full Story

An opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal today signed by 16 prominent scientist dissent from the view that the evidence about global warming is incontrovertible. They write, " A candidate for public office in any contemporary democracy may have to consider what, if anything, to do about "global warming." Candidates should understand that the oft-repeated claim that nearly all scientists demand that something dramatic be done to stop global warming is not true. In fact, a large and... Read Full Story

DONELSON-HERMITAGE-OLD HICKORY  CONSERVATIVE BREAKFAST GROUP sponsored by Davidson County Republican Party SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11,2012  see new location    8:30 am - Breakfast & Social (Dutch Treat)  9:00 am - Meeting  SHONEY'S  546 Donelson Pike  37214      Guest Speakers:  Beth Campbell  SEC (State Executive Committee)  Topic: What is the job description of a SEC member and  the current developments at the TN Republican... Read Full Story

Occupy Nashville has come to the assistance of 78-year-old Helen Bailey trying to prevent Chase Bank from foreclosing on her home. The story has gained national attention. Over 40,000 people have signed an on-line petition protesting the pending foreclosure including notable civil rights activist Cornel West. This is a sad story. No one wants to see a 78 year old women be put out on the streets. However, before we jump to the conclusion that Chase should just write off $9000 in debt and... Read Full Story

For more on this issue and another perspective follow this link: Metro Council votes to urge Jesse Register to return to previous terms with service workers Read Full Story

by Heather Graf NASHVILLE, Tenn.- It's a number that might shock you - nearly a million dollars in taxpayer money is being shelled out each year, because of mistakes made by Metro employees. In fact, on Tuesday night,, council members had to approve another $71,000 in settlements. It's money that is paid out to people who've filed claims against the city. (Council Decides On $71,000 Worth Of Lawsuit Payouts - NewsChannel5.com) Read Full Story

By Phil Williams Chief Investigative Reporter NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Davidson County Clerk John Arriola may be under criminal investigation, but he had the votes Tuesday night to put off a Metro Council resolution calling for him to resign. Still, there were some testy exchanges in the Council's Rules Committee that raised even more questions. ( C ouncil Delay Arriola Vote As Fireworks Fly - NewsChannel5.com ) Read Full Story