Incumbent Republican Williamson County School Board Member Endorsed By ‘Far-Left Parent Group’
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The Tennessee Conservative [By Jason Vaughn] –
A series of articles, written by a Franklin, Tennessee resident, says that an incumbent Republican candidate for Williamson County School Board District 10 is a “classic example of a RINO sneaking into school board elections disguised as a Conservative.”
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In a series of three articles written by Don Beehler, it is revealed that District 10 incumbent Candidate Eric Welch is endorsed by a “far-left group called Williamson Strong that is connected to the union-affiliated Strong Schools, Strong Communities.”
Beehler states that these “Strong” organizations are all over the nation, and that “they support liberal candidates while pretending to be grassroots parent groups.”
Beehler states that the endorsement of Welch by Williamson Strong is significant because he believes that one of the group’s goals is to “turn Williamson County from red to blue — or at least purple — while flying virtually undetected below radar.”
Further, Beehler also presents evidence that Welch was endorsed in 2014 by the Williamson County Democratic Party and more.
Beehler presents a substantial amount of documentation in his articles to back up all of his claims.
The series of three articles entitled “Eric Welch: The Left’s Secret Weapon In Williamson County Schools” can be viewed at the links below:
The Left’s Secret Weapon In Williamson County Schools –Part 1
The Left’s Secret Weapon In Williamson County Schools – Part 2
The Left’s Secret Weapon In Williamson County Schools – Part 3
Beehler states that William “Doc” Holladay, who is running as an Independent for District 10, is the “true conservative in this race.”
About the Author: Jason Vaughn, Media Coordinator for The Tennessee Conservative ~ Jason previously worked for a legacy publishing company based in Crossville, TN in a variety of roles through his career. Most recently, he served as Deputy Director for their flagship publication. Prior, he was a freelance journalist writing articles that appeared in the Herald Citizen, the Crossville Chronicle and The Oracle among others. He graduated from Tennessee Technological University with a Bachelor’s in English-Journalism, with minors in Broadcast Journalism and History. Contact Jason at news@TennesseeConservativeNews.com
