by Joel Ebert, USA TODAY NETWORK - Tennessee - U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., is entering the 2018 U.S. Senate
race to replace retiring Sen. Bob Corker, ending a week's worth of
speculation and immediately catapulting her to front-runner status as
others consider launching their own bids.
In an online video released Thursday, Blackburn touted her conservative
credentials while in Congress and the Tennessee legislature and her
support for President Donald Trump and his policies.
Calling the U.S. Senate dysfunctional and "enough to drive you nuts,"
the Brentwood, Tenn. Republican says that ineffectiveness is why she's
decided to enter the race. (read more)
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