Monthly Archives: July 2012

Since the primary election is almost here, I wanted to forgo another question, and instead dig into the candidate’s finances a bit, as they tell us interesting stuff about the candidate that they normally don’t go out of their way … Continue reading →

I still plan to post a few more questions in the weeks ahead (I’m hard at work on the next one), but since the election primary date is rapidly approaching, and honestly since a majority of the candidates are not … Continue reading →

Reducing unemployment, growing incomes, and getting things back to normal are at the top on everyone’s wish list nowadays.  Both Tennessean’s real income and employment crashed in 2008, and have yet to recover to their former levels. In normal times, … Continue reading →

After last month’s Supreme Court ruling, Obamacare (officially known as “The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act”) is now the law of the land.   Almost everyone sees it as merely the beginning of actual healthcare reform, not the end.  It … Continue reading →

Hello!  My name is Mat Binkley.  I am a life-long citizen of Cheatham County (you may know my dad Roland or my mom Janice who worked at Bank of America in Ashland City for 35 years). I run a blog … Continue reading →