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Dr. Mark Green endorsed by Campaign for Working Families
March 29, 2018 | 
“Mark Green is not a politician. He is a leader.”
Franklin, TN – The Campaign for Working Families PAC announced its endorsement of Dr. Mark Green for Congress today. Chaired by Gary Bauer, who served as President Reagan’s Chief Domestic Policy Advisor, the Campaign for Working Families is a pro-family, pro-life, and pro-growth political action committee.
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Mark Green for Congress endorsed by Eight Mayors
Mark Green has been endorsed by 20 Mayors
Franklin, TN – Eight mayors in counties across the 7th congressional district announced their endorsements of Dr. Mark Green for Congress. Joining the 12 mayors who have already announced their endorsements, Green now has the public support of 20 mayors in counties in the district.
“As I travel the district, our local leaders are sharing how the massive growth of the federal government is hurting each community,” noted Dr. Green. “I’m running for Congress to change that–to return as many functions as possible to the government that is closest to the people.”
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Ten Mayors Endorse Dr. Mark Green for Congress
Mark Green announces first round of Endorsements from Mayors across the District
Franklin, TN – Ten mayors across the 7th congressional district announced their endorsement of Dr. Mark Green for Congress. Making up the first round of mayoral endorsements are mayors of the district’s two largest counties–Williamson and Montgomery.
“Having run a business based in Williamson County and as an active member of our county Republican Party, Mark Green is well-known and well-liked in our county. I’m proud to support him and look forward to him being our next Congressman representing Williamson County,” noted Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson.
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Senator Jack Johnson Endorses Dr. Mark Green for Congress
Williamson County Senator calls Green “The perfect man for the job”
Franklin, TN – Today, State Senator Jack Johnson announced his endorsement of Dr. Mark Green for Congress. The Chairman of the Senate Commerce Committee, Johnson has represented Williamson County since 2007.
“Having worked side by side with Mark Green, I have witnessed his principled and effective conservative leadership firsthand,” noted Johnson.
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Dr. Mark Green Announces Campaign Finance Committee for his campaign for Congress
Legislators on finance committee represent 19 of the 19 counties in the district
Franklin, TN – Today, Dr. Mark Green announced his 147-member Finance Committee for his campaign for Congress. 68 members of the Tennessee General Assembly are on the Finance Committee, including 14 legislators who represent all 19 of the 19 counties in the 7th congressional district.
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Tennessee Republican Party Statement on Tonight’s Results in the Tennessee Presidential Preference Primary
Nashville, TN – The Tennessee Republican Party released the following statement from Chairman Ryan Haynes regarding Tennessee’s results from the Presidential Preference Primary:
“While we are still awaiting complete results from around the state, it is clear that Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, and Marco Rubio will leave Tennessee with delegates. Those three campaigns had large operations in our state and earned votes here. I congratulate Mr. Trump for winning here, as well as Senator Cruz and Senator Rubio for their strong showings. Tonight was the first stage of a national campaign and I commend all of our candidates for competing hard across the SEC Primary and Super Tuesday.”
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Tennessee Republican Party says Be Prepared and Be Patient on Election Day
Nashville, TN – With voters set to head to the polls tomorrow for the SEC Primary, Tennessee Republican Party Chairman Ryan Haynes is asking voters to be as informed as possible prior to casting their ballot.
“We’re looking at a critically important decision for our nation and voters need to be as familiar as possible with what they will come across in the voting booth,” stated Haynes.
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Montgomery County Republican Party announces Rick Santorum as the keynote speaker for Annual Lincoln Reagan Day Dinner
Clarksville, TN – The Montgomery County Republican Party is pleased to announce former Pennsylvania Senator, Founder of Patriot Voices and 2012 Presidential Candidate Rick Santorum as the keynote speaker for our Annual Lincoln Reagan Day Dinner. Mr. Santorum will be introduced by Former United States Attorney General Alberto Gonzales.
A native of Pennsylvania, Rick Santorum was a candidate for the Republican nomination for President of the United States in 2012 and became known as a voice for conservatives who didn’t feel their voice was being represented.
Rick Santorum to be keynote speaker at Montgomery County Republican Party’s Annual Lincoln Reagan Day Dinner.
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Rick Santorum excited about success in Michigan Primary and looks ahead to Super Tuesday on the Steve Gill Show
Nashville, TN – Appearing on the Nashville-based nationally syndicated Steve Gill Show, GOP Presidential candidate Rick Santorum said he was excited about coming into Mitt Romney’s home state of Michigan, getting outspent by anywhere from six to twelve to one and still coming out of the battleground state with at least as many delegates as Romney.
“We’ve been able to do amazing things with limited resources and the other night for the first time you heard Governor Romney go out there and say ‘we need more money’,” Santorum noted. «Read the rest of this article»
There’s A Reason They Call It “Super” Tuesday
For months the national media spotlight has shined upon relatively small states that do not reflect the depth and breadth of America but which have been able to maneuver themselves into political relevance because of “history” and “tradition”. Iowa, which showed us they can’t even do an accurate count of their own caucus and had to “declare” a winner despite the results from eight precincts having gone “missing” never to be recovered, went first in the GOP nomination process.
Three weeks AFTER the “all important” Iowa Caucuses, which turned out about 120,000 voters – approximately the votes needed to win most congressional races, the Iowa GOP brain trust finally awarded the “win” to Rick Santorum, who they had initially declared the narrow loser to Mitt Romney. I always wondered where the folks that brought us the “hanging chad” debacle in Florida would turn up…apparently they all moved to Iowa. «Read the rest of this article»
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