Sen. Jack Johnson

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“Policy wonk.” “Centrist.” Those are the words Phil Bredesen uses to run away from the Democratic party label in this year’s election. But voters should keep in mind the phrase “they know you by the company you keep.” That wise old saying came to mind when I read that Bredesen would be jetting off to New York for an Oct. 9 fundraiser hosted by America’s Number One gun control advocate and liberal loudmouth, Michael Bloomberg.

In November of 2016, Tennessee voted overwhelmingly to send Donald Trump to the White House because we believed, as we still do, that he puts Americans first. He has bucked the traditional Washington establishment and fought for the American people every day, but important parts of his agenda have been obstructed by a dysfunctional Congress. Important legislation, including a bill to repeal and replace Obamacare, failed to pass the United States Senate.