Kim with Knoxville Mayoral Candidate Madeline Rogero
Two Tennessee Democratic Women, Madeline Rogero and Kim McMillan, delivered remarks at the National Convention of the National Federation of Democratic Women. McMillan spoke about the history of women in politics both locally and nationally. She also talked about her personal experiences as a candidate and former member of the Tennessee State Legislature, where she eventually became the first female House Majority Leader.
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- 9/1/2010Publication:
“Clarksville has a treasured trust in our relationship with the United States Military and Fort Campbell. As Mayor, I will honor that trust. There are few places in the world where work more vital to our safety and security – our American way of life – is being conducted than right here in our home. We are blessed and we are proud,” said Clarksville Mayoral Candidate and former Tennessee House Majority Leader Kim McMillan.
- 8/19/2010Publication:
Fifty plus people gathered on lawn in front of the Old Coca Cola Bottling plant (330 North Second Street) as Mayoral Candidate Kim McMillan opened her Campaign headquarters there on Tuesday afternoon. The opening brought people together to socialize, meet the candidate, and to pick up yard signs. The event was kept informal with the candidate circulating through the crowd meeting with and talking the issues with attendees.
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Campaign Kick Off and Headquarters Grand Opening
8/14/2010Join us for the Campaign Kick Off and Headquarters Grand Opening August 17th; 5 to 7 p.m.
Happy Mother's Day!
5/9/2010Dr. Maya Angelou says Mother's Day is a time to embrace our mothers and all the women in our lives. "You don't have to deliver children to be a mother," she emphasizes. "When you love somebody, you lift them up, you pray for them, you teach them and you encourage them. That's mothering."
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