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Calls For Action Follow News That Humana Will Withdraw From Knoxville ACA Market

In News, The Daily Dumpster Blog by Thomas FraserFebruary 16, 2017leave a COMMENT

Humana’s announcement this week that it would no longer offer individual coverage in the Affordable Care Act marketplace in Tennessee has further galvanized activists trying to salvage some semblance of …

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New UTK Chancellor: “We want to solve some of the greatest challenges in the world”

In The Daily Dumpster Blog by Thomas FraserFebruary 15, 2017leave a COMMENT

Appearing before broadcast, digital, and print journalists at the Tyson Alumni Center, University of Tennessee-Knoxville Chancellor Beverly Davenport sidestepped some prickly questions about diversity funding and the General Assembly on Wednesday—her …

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No Town Hall Commitment, But Sights And Sounds Of Freedom Ring At Duncan Protest

In The Daily Dumpster Blog by Thomas FraserFebruary 10, 2017leave a COMMENT

The kooks couldn’t have been kinder. About 200 people — galvanized to action when Rep. John J. Duncan Jr. declined to host a town meeting, citing “extremists, kooks and radicals” …

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Alarmed by President Trump’s Agenda—and by a Lack of Response From Representatives—Knoxvillians Get Organized

In News by Thomas FraserFebruary 8, 2017leave a COMMENT

She calls herself an accidental activist. Perplexed and alarmed by the election of President Donald Trump, Sarah Herron, a Maryville mother of two, did what any red-blooded American does these …

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Rep. John J. Duncan Jr. Rejects Town Hall Meeting, Citing “Kooks, Extremists And Radicals”

In The Daily Dumpster Blog by Thomas FraserFebruary 4, 2017leave a COMMENT

Social media-fueled East Tennessee organizers are using U.S. Rep. John J. Duncan Jr.’s words against him. The congressman declined hundreds of requests to hold a town hall meeting in his …

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