re: #663 freetoken

Well, go to the horse’s mouth, so to speak:

Bill’s values are Tennessee’s values. He and his wife Crissy are college sweethearts – they met on the first day of college classes and were married a year after they graduated. They have three children: Annie and Leigh, who are still in college, and Will, who just got married and moved back to Knoxville with his wife Hannah. For 27 years, Bill and Crissy have been members of Cedar Springs Presbyterian Church and for 21 of those years Bill has served as an Elder.

As governor, Bill will work to protect our values and ensure that Tennessee remains one of the best states in the country to raise a family. Bill is a life-long conservative and will work to preserve traditional marriage and protect the rights of the unborn. […]

The religion he belongs to is an evangelical variant of Presbyterian sects, though by far not one of the most “fundamentalist”.

Seems a SoCon, but not crazy. He might well be worthy of support, as such candidates can do well in Southern states.