The race for Tennessee’s open U.S. Senate seat continues to offer stark contrasts with Bill Hagerty, a member of the White House COVID Task Force, covering Tennessee without covering his face, calling for the militarization of civilian streets, and decorated combat veteran James Mackler making his case to serve all Tennesseans in public (at safe distances), and virtually.
James Mackler has been thinking a lot about certain words from the Talmud during his run for U.S. Senate in Tennessee: “In a place where there are no worthy people, strive to be a worthy person.”
Threatening to put the full force of the U.S. Military on civilian streets makes as much sense as defunding the WHO during a pandemic.
LAV: “James Mackler knows that the attempts to suppress Americans’ right to vote fly in the face of what he fought and sacrificed for when he was in the military. Amid the coronavirus outbreak, voters deserve to be guaranteed safe, free and fair access to the ballot and there’s no stronger champion for Tennesseans than James.”
May is Mental Health Awareness month, and there are many resources available to those in need.
Mackler, a Jewish veteran, wears his faith on his sleeve in his bid to win the open Senate seat in Tennessee.
