Bryson makes stop in McMinnville
|
Bryson held a rally at the Warren County Administrative Offices on the heels of his Aug. 3 victory in the GOP gubernatorial primary.
?Our job is to turn that victory into the first step on a road that leads straight to new leadership in the governor?s office,? said Sen. Bryson. ?We are going to gather up all the Tennesseans who know this state can do better, from Memphis to Mountain City. With your help, we will have a state with a government as good as its people.?
Bryson said current Gov. Phil Bredesen is not doing enough when it comes to education and providing healthcare to Tennesseans.
?Over and over and over again, as a state senator, I saw what it meant to have our state in the hands of a governor who ignored more problems than he tried to solve,? Bryson said. ?Tennessee needs a pro-active governor who will make Tennessee a state that illegal immigrants avoid and legal immigrants seek, where every child graduates from high school, where the most vulnerable find compassionate care, and a state where taxes are low and spending is under control.?
Bryson?s bus tour began Friday.
?I?m going to every one of our 95 counties listening and talking to people who want a governor with a big vision, a big heart, and a big stick to end corruption,? said Bryson. ?No one will outwork me and on Nov. 7, we?ll win a victory for all those Tennesseans who know that working together we can make big things happen.?