Political DILFs and their Daddies on the blog today. Starting with Bill Haslam

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Political DILFs and their Daddies on the blog today. Starting with Bill Haslam
Bill Haslam
Take note, local and state reps - you can help fight against injustice like this: Nashville Lawmakers Urge Clemency for Cyntoia Brown (via Nashville Lawmakers Urge Clemency for Cyntoia Brown, Trafficking Victim Imprisoned for Murder - The New York Times)
Brown, a victim of child sex trafficking, was told in December that she'd serve at least 51 years.
YASSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Cyntoia Brown was convicted of first-degree murder after she fatally shot a man when she was 16.
CYNTOIA BROWN IS BEING GRANTED CLEMENCY!!!
Not to be a political bitch but I really am That Political Bitch, catch me writing policy to make Tennessee a better state and more accessible altogether. Let Governor Haslam know what's up #TrainsAcrossTN
"Tennessee will become the first state in the country to offer free community college to all adults without a degree under a measure Republican Governor Bill Haslam is likely to quickly sign into law, a spokesman said Friday. The legislation will expand on a previous law passed in 2014, when Tennessee began offering recent high-school graduates two years of tuition-free community or technical college. ... Tennessee's new program will pay leftover tuition costs after accounting for federal and state grants, and scholarships. Tuition averages about $4,000 a year at the state's 13 community colleges. The state's share of the estimated $11.2 million annual cost will be funded by lottery proceeds, according to the Tennessee Higher Education Commission."