Andy Ogles

We got news out of Tennessee.

You know, the whole Andy Ogles thing kind of bothers me.

Booker Scott just wrote this great story about the WNBA thing.

Well, it kind of goes into what we're saying, how they're mistreating Caitlyn and Sophie so badly.

And-

N- Nancy Mace, Randy Feins, Andy Ogles, like the, there are quite a lot of Republicans who have been tweeting anti-Muslim sentiment for years and years.

I- is that what's happening here?

I d- that's, I, I have not, like, found the, the head of the snake with it.

When ITC opposed Texas Representative Chip Roy in the Republican runoff for state attorney general, its ads questioned Roy's loyalty to President Trump.

When it opposed Tennessee Representative Andy Ogles, it created a website called Lion Andy that focused on his missed votes and a federal investigation into his campaign finance reporting.

The coalition openly identified its reason for entering these races, but its advertisements used whatever campaign research suggested would move primary voters, not what its donors wanted them to think about solar panels.

This approach was especially well-suited to Republican primaries, where relatively small electorates can be reached through a concentrated group of conservative television, social media, and streaming outlets.

Anyone who has seen the person or has information about his identity is asked to contact Detective Buddy Claspel at bclaspel, that's B-C-L-A-S-P-E-L-L, at murraycounty-tn.gov. A major endorsement and a rare debate are the latest updates on what's become one of the most interesting congressional races in Tennessee this cycle.

In the race for Tennessee's newly drawn District 5, former Tennessee Agriculture Commissioner Charlie Hatcher defeated incumbent U.S. Representative Andy Ogles in a stunning upset in the August primary.

Now in the general, in a district redrawn by Republicans to give the GOP a political advantage...

Hatcher has a built-in lead over his rival, Columbia Mayor Chas Mulder.

A major endorsement and a rare debate are the latest updates in what's become one of the most interesting congressional races in Tennessee this cycle.

In the race for Tennessee's newly drawn District 5, former Tennessee Agriculture Commissioner Charlie Hatcher defeated incumbent U.S. Representative Andy Ogles in a stunning upset in the August primary.

Now in the general, in a district redrawn by Republicans to give the GOP a political advantage, Hatcher has a built-in lead over his rival, Columbia Mayor Chas Mulder.

He also has a name recognition advantage, particularly in rural areas of the district, where farmers were already familiar with him from his years as state veterinarian and agriculture chief.

So much of what he tries to get pushed through, they have to be like, you can't do that.

You're like Andy Ogles, but bad.

You can see them

in the committee hearings.