So, about once a week, I check out the latest on the site of the former Knox News-Sentinel writers that have been writing on a website created by Knoxville pr/media company, Moxley Carmichael.
When I checked it today, the writer whose last name that is synonymous with the a food that causes gas, normally consumed with corn bread. Her latest verbal vomit online is about Daniel Herrera, the new Knox Republican Party Chairman and his pledge to work on the Knoxville City Council election.
Why would this interest me? When she invoked the Center City Conservatives Republican Club! An organization that I am the President of. She falsely states that the club is not/do not live in the City. She as usual is MOST WRONG. Only a few of us are not city resident or city property owners.
What the writer has never done is appear at a Center City Conservatives Republican Club! Having never attended a meeting, she does not know who attends, who the members are and that when Mayor Madeline Rogero ran for re-election, she appeared and spoke at our meeting as did City Councilman Finbarr Saunders, Mark Campen, George Wallace. Two years ago, many of the candidates appeared and spoke at our club including Mayor Indya Kincannon, Amelia Parker, Seema Singh, Lynne Fugate. With the elections as nonpartisan, we invite all candidates, our own Second Vice President David Williams is most assuredly a city resident as he has been a candidate for Council. As are many other of our club officeholders. We give each candidate 5 minutes and all were treated and will be treated with respect.
During the Recode Knoxville debate, we had Peter Ahrens, Knoxville Plans, Review and Building Inspections Director as our guest Speaker and he fielded many questions.
So, when Bean and Clark keep playing bad cop / good cop on their Moxley Carmichael created website, when they decide to call out Center City Conservatives Republican Club maybe they should attend the club or talk to the candidates that have attended including former City Council candidate David Hayes.
The reporter formerly with the Knox News owned Shopper News.
Ole Bean has difficulty with accuracy. This is a common problem for the left leaning media outlets. KNS stopped being a reputable “News” organization years ago.