Tennessee gubernatorial candidates' TV ads face criticism for promoting policies already in state law
Amid the race for governor, some television ads are promoting policies that are already codified in Tennessee law, according to critics.
Amid the race for governor, some television ads are promoting policies that are already codified in Tennessee law, according to critics.
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