Mon
Oct 31 2011
12:13 pm
Thanks, Gov. Haslam: Occupy Nashville arrests go global
By: R. Neal

AP and other reports of the Occupy Nashville arrests, including the arrest of a Nashville Scene reporter, are showing up worldwide in the New York Times, UK Daily Mail, Salon, Reuters, Denver Post, LA Times, UK Guardian, Philadelphia Inquirer, Gawker, Seattle Times, Washington Post, ABC News, CBS News, NBC News, San Francisco Chronicle, Sky News Australia, Daily Beast, Paris Post-Intelligencer, Detroit Free Press, etc.

This will no doubt be another great tool in our business and job recruitment toolkit.

SEE ALSO:

• ACLU Lawsuit seeks halt to Occupy Nashville arrests
• SouthComm CEO expects apology from Haslam
• Reporter's video of own arrest

RELATED: Maybe Haslam and Gibbons ought to study up on Title 18, U.S.C., Section 242.

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rikki's picture

He are the 1%

Submitted by rikki on Mon, 2011/10/31 - 12:33pm.

Is there some way to make money shorting Constitutional rights?

EricLykins's picture

+1

Submitted by EricLykins on Mon, 2011/10/31 - 1:19pm.

I think it's called the 14th Amendment.

Andy Axel's picture

Is there some way to make

Submitted by Andy Axel on Mon, 2011/10/31 - 3:40pm.

Is there some way to make money shorting Constitutional rights?

Bail money, perhaps -- if only those pesky activist Davidson County night court judges would cooperate.

Min's picture

What can I say?

Submitted by Min on Mon, 2011/10/31 - 4:23pm.

Those private prisons need bodies in the cells.

michael kaplan's picture

coverage on today's

Submitted by michael kaplan on Mon, 2011/10/31 - 1:16pm.

coverage on today's DemocracyNow at 05:00 minutes

bizgrrl's picture

Protesters received a

Submitted by bizgrrl on Mon, 2011/10/31 - 5:55pm.

Protesters received a "temporary restraining order against Gov. Bill Haslam ".

He's such a dufuss.

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