A Message from Bob Tuke
Entering the US Senate race was not a decision that I took lightly. As I traveled our great state and talked with countless Democrats, Independents and Republicans, I heard an overwhelming frustration for how Washington just keeps getting it wrong. Failing health care. Surging gas prices. Endless and misguided war.
The Senate needs another Marine to tackle the tough issues, not another career politician. In the Marines we are trained to take the high ground and hold it, and that's what I plan to do in this campaign: To Take the Hill. Together let's take the Hill from career politicians, and give the power back to ordinary Tennessee families. I will listen to you, and I will fight for you.
And this campaign starts with you. So please explore the site, sign-up, and get involved.
Semper Fi,
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| FORMER VICE PRESIDENT AL GORE ENDORSES BOB TUKE FOR SENATE |
NASHVILLE - Former Vice President Al Gore endorsed Bob Tuke, candidate for U.S. Senate, in a statement released today by the Tuke for Tennessee campaign: "I am pleased to endorse my friend, Bob Tuke, to be the next U.S. Senator from my home state of Tennessee. Bob's plans to immediately and aggressively produce alternative energy in Tennessee will help solve the climate crisis, clean our air, create new jobs, and relieve the heavy burden of energy prices across America. But Bob is more than a candidate with timely solutions to pressing problems facing our nation and our planet. He is also a man of great honor and integrity. Bob has the life experience that we need to turn our country around. As a Marine combat veteran in Vietnam, Bob led troops in battle. The U.S. Senate would be well served to have his perspective as we finally bring an end to the mismanaged war in Iraq. These are just a few of the reasons that I am proud to give him my full support and endorsement." |
About Bob
Robert D. Tuke is a Marine who served America, a Democratic soldier who has worked hard for others in Tennessee politics and, now, a candidate for the United States Senate. ...Read More








