Monthly Archive: July 2017

Today, TN State Representative John Mark Windle delivered a letter to TN Governor Bill Haslam calling for a Special Session on healthcare. If the Federal Government can’t do it, we can.

It has been a very special privilege to represent the people of the Second District in the US House of Representatives. However, I will not be running for re-election in 2018. I have been...

Down in Philadelphia on Saturday the Knox County Mayor told several sources that he would be making an announcement on this coming Saturday at 10:30 am at the Vol Market. Interestingly enough another source...

Knoxville’s Mayor and Law Director caved at the whim of a radical, liberal extremist group so in response last night at the Center City Conservatives Republican Club was the idea to put Romans 8:31....

On May 1, 2018 in the Republican Primary Knox County can set a new tone and reject a retread of a County Commissioner and elect Justin Biggs, to be the Republican nominee for the...

KNOXVILLE, TENN, July 27, 2017 – Wayne Christensen, candidate for Knoxville City Council, 2nd District issues the following statement. “I fully oppose the City Council vote next week on raising the pay for City...

Knoxville, TN July 26, 2017 – Wayne Christensen, candidate for Knoxville City Council, 2nd District issues the following statement. “Our City of Knoxville Police Officers are some of the finest police officers in the...

Candidates Zimbabwe U. Matavou and Damon Rawls were unable to attend, I was told that Rawls had a previous business commitment.    

Today, Sixth District Knox County Commissioner Brad Anders filed the paperwork to begin raising money for a 2018 Knox County Mayor’s race. Anders named Jason McCarter, a Certified Public Accountant as his campaign Treasurer....