Tennessee Republican gubernatorial candidates campaign at annual Lincoln Day Dinner
Blackburn discussed technology, innovation and nuclear power as priorities for Tennessee’s future.
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Tennessee gubernatorial candidates Marsha Blackburn, John Rose and Monty Fritts spoke about their priorities at a Republican Party dinner in Chattanooga. Hamilton County Mayor Weston Wamp and State Senator Bo Watson showed support for Blackburn.
At the Hamilton County Republican Party’s annual Lincoln Day Dinner, Republican gubernatorial candidates Marsha Blackburn, John Rose and Monty Fritts discussed their visions for Tennessee. Blackburn pointed to technology, innovation and nuclear power; Rose emphasized his experience leading organizations; and Fritts stressed conservative leadership and preserving Tennessee’s Christian heritage.
Hamilton County Mayor Weston Wamp and State Senator Bo Watson showed support for Blackburn during a press conference. The candidates were seeking support from Republican voters ahead of Tennessee’s next gubernatorial election.
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