Major Sundquist scandal brewing (Signifying Nothing: how does saying nothing at all become so loud?)

Friday, 7 March 2003

Major Sundquist scandal brewing

Bill Hobbs has a post over at the Political State Report on an investigation into the contract between Tennessee and the Internet service provider that provides high-speed Internet access to 97% of Tennessee public schools, apparently part of a broader probe of the Sundquist administration's no-bid contracts with politically-connected companies. The Memphis Commercial Appeal has has a similar report.

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