Friday, August 8, 2008

Tennessee GOP congressman loses primary

David Davis is a one-term congressman from northeastern Tennessee. A Republican, he has a strongly right-wing voting record. He's also considered next to useless.

But yesterday he lost the Republican primary for another term - making him the first incumbent U.S. House member from the Volunteer State to lose a primary since 1966.

Wow, that David Davis must have really been pathetic! For a district that's had a Republican congressperson since 1881, at least it's good that a GOP primary can be competitive enough to fire an incumbent. (Not like most other Republicans would be much better.)

(Source: http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5j_21CQEmVXaRLlqpw6n7eqnKIyNwD92DTD200)

1 comment:

  1. Not likely the GOoPers will lose this seat, unfortunately...

    The good news is, David Davis won't be able to build up seniority and get entrenched.

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