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	Ed Bryant
		Bryant has spent his life in this county and is a practical farmer as well as a very capable public official.
		This branch of the Bryant family came originally from Ireland and first settled in Culpeper County, Virginia, in colonial times and in the latter half of the eighteenth century some of them crossed the mountains through the Cumberland Gap at the same time with Daniel Boone, and were among the first settlers in Kentucky.
		Bryant was the father of Sheriff Bryant and was born in Kentucky in 1832.
	skyways.lib.ks.us /genweb/archives/1919ks/b/bryante.html (452 words)

	Ed Bryant - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bryant won the Republican nomination for the district, a largely-Democratic area mostly in the northwestern part of the state.
		Bryant established a solidly conservative record and was a darling of both business-oriented groups such as the National Federation of Independent Business and social conservative groups such as the American Conservative Union, the National Rifle Association, and National Right-to-Life.
		Bryant was opposed by former governor of Tennessee, U.S. Secretary of Education, and two-time Presidential candidate Lamar Alexander for the Republican nomination.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ed_Bryant (617 words)

	FISHKITE: The Blog Between Church and State » Blog Archive » Ed Bryant Speaks to Memphis Group
		Ed Bryant was in town today, speaking to members (and non-members) of Defenders of Freedom.
		Bryant addressed each question in a generous way, and while he wasn’t as specific as some might have liked in some areas, he was very clear about where he stands and referred us to his proud legislative record and political experience.
		Fishkite supports Bryant for Senate in 2006 because he’s a good, Christian man who stands up for what he believes, and is solid on the conservative philosophy of low taxes, small government, strong defense and traditional values.
	www.fishkite.com /2005/02/24/639 (798 words)

	Union University News Release - 3/24/04
		Bryant is one of the most highly regarded people in all of West Tennessee.
		Bryant served as a U.S. Congressman for the 7th District of Tennessee from 1995 to 2003 and was a member of the Judiciary, Agriculture and Energy, and Commerce committees.
		“Ed Bryant's service to West Tennessee, his record in Washington, and his reputation of fairness and honesty are a perfect fit for what Union University stands for as an institution,” Campbell said.
	www.uu.edu /news/NewsReleases/release.cfm?ID=682 (476 words)

	PAL: William Cullen Bryant (1794-1878)
		(Bradley 72) Bryant was the first authentic American voice to sing of native birds, such as the brown thrasher and bobolink rather than the skylark and nightingale, of the spicebush rather than Britain's primrose, and of the majesty of this country's mountains and prairies instead of the landscape of England.
		Bryant was a poet and editor, a defender of personal freedom, a fighter against corruption, a supporter of art, music, and literature.
		Bryant's "Thanatopsis" is often read as a proto-Transcendentalist poem; yet it was discovered and rushed to publication by Bryant's father, who by all accounts was a Calvinist.
	web.csustan.edu /english/reuben/pal/chap3/bryant.html (2189 words)

	Ed Bryant For Senate 2006 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Ed Bryant’s devotion to the security and overall well-being of his fellow Tennesseans can be traced to his upbringing and service to his country.
		Ed was born and raised in Jackson, Tennessee.
		Ed joined the law firm of Waldrop and Hall, upon his return to Jackson, and was later elected President of the Madison County Bar Association.
	www.edbryantforsenate.com /about.htm (604 words)

	Simply I: US Senate 2006 Archives
		Ed Bryant has the answer: "This is going to be a rough-and-tumble campaign...None of the three of us have won one statewide race and generally when you lose two statewide races in Tennessee, you're in the history books.
		Ed Bryant and Van Hilleary supporters continue to be at each other's throats after the latest campaign disclosures.
		Senate Candidates Ed Bryant and Bob Corker both have sent press releases criticizing a decision by a federal judge that the pledge of allegiance is an unconstitutional endorsement of religion.
	www.adamgroves.net /blog/blogarchives/politics/us_senate_2006 (11237 words)

	South End Grounds: Two Questions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Bryant is clearly a stronger candidate than Hilleary, but when I asked Bryant, in person, how he distinguished himself from Bryant on the issues, he really didn't answer the question.
		Bryant is a much sharper guy than VH and should have some kind of answer for that question.
		Ed Bryant started the '02 primary with less than 20% statewide name ID while Lamar Alexander's was almost universal.
	www.southendgrounds.com /2005/10/two_questions.html (1867 words)

	Tennessee Politics Blog » Best in Politics Winners: Best Campaign 2006
		After 2002, it was clear Bryant intent of that election was to increase his statewide name recognition, form “solidly” conservative credentials, and build a path to eventual victory with the cobblestones of conservative grassroots lobbying organizations like home-schoolers, right-to-lifers, and tax protestors.
		Bryant should have known that chasing the dream of becoming the Senator from Tennessee, even though it was clearly due him, was another quest that would inevitably lead to defeat.
		Bryant's supporters are generally made up of social and fiscal conservatives with deep convictions.
	www.tnpoliticsblog.com /2007/01/best_in_politics_winners_best.php (1079 words)

	MAIN STREET JOURNAL » The 2006 Lincoln Reagan Day Dinner
		Of course the highlight of the night was the three tenors, the three candidates for U.S. Senate on the same stage at once: Ed Bryant, Van Hilleary and Bob Corker.
		Ed was seated in between the other two candidates, and in many senses, the night revolved around him.
		If Ed Bryant was the star and Bob Corker was the unknown attraction everyone wanted to see, Van Hilleary was the candidate on the outside looking in.
	www.mainstreetj.com /2006/03/07/132 (701 words)

	westword.com \| \| Feature \| Fright For Life \| 2000-05-11 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Edward Bryant is one of the primary reasons for this.
		Bryant has written and published dazzling short stories of his own for over three decades (the first excerpt above is from "A Sad Last Love at the Diner of the Damned," the second from "Skin and Blood").
		Bryant is currently pouring his energy into the tenth World Horror Convention, which takes place in Denver this weekend.
	www.westword.com /issues/2000-05-11/feature.html (592 words)

	Ed Bryant - dKosopedia
		Ed Bryant, a former U.S. Attorney and U.S. Representaive from West Tennessee, is a primary candidate for the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate.
		Bryant has strong support in Shelby County (white Memphis suburbs) and scattered pockets of Republican voters elsewhere in western Tennessee.
		Bryant's official campaign web site mentions "Bush" frequently and describes him as "The Conservative Statesman." The word "statesman" is usually resewrved for those figures who have accomplished something of note on the world stage.
	www.dkosopedia.com /wiki/Ed_Bryant (147 words)

	Biography of Anne L. Bryant, Ed.D. - Universal Service Administrative Company (USAC) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Bryant is an advisory commissioner of the Education Commission of the States and is the chair of the Board of Trustees at Simmons College.
		Bryant recently served as a member and co-chair of the CEO Forum on Education and Technology, an organization of 20+ high technology CEO’s assembled to report to the nation on progress in technology and education.
		Prior to joining NSBA in July 1996, Bryant was executive director of the American Association of University Women, a national organization advancing equity for women and girls in education, the workplace, and the family.
	www.universalservice.org /board/members/bios/AnneBryant.asp (526 words)

	SURGING BRYANT ENDS STATEWIDE TOUR IN SHELBY :: The Memphis Flyer :: the mid-south's news weekly :: Jackson Baker :: ...
		If Ed Bryant believes he is an underdog to Lamar Alexander in the current Republican primary for the U.S. Senate, he did not betray that sense of things to the crowd of several score that welcomed him at Shelby Farms Monday afternoon for the last stop of his statewide announcement tour.
		Bryant said “this state did not vote for such a person as president” in 2000.
		And the statewide grass-roots sentiment of which Bryant spoke was visible enough that several national reporters and columnists thought to point out over the weekend or on Monday that Alexander might be in for a serious battle in Tennessee.
	www.memphisflyer.com /memphis/Content?oid=oid:7655 (842 words)

	The Mountain Press
		If elected, Bryant hopes to continue much of the work he started as a representative of Tennessee's 7th Congressional District, starting with seeking an appointment to the Senate Judiciary Committee.
		If elected, Bryant wants to pass legislation that will make it a goal to have alternative-fueled vehicles produced by private automobile manufacturers in mass quantities in five years.
		Bryant and his wife Cyndi have three sons and two grandchildren.
	www.zwire.com /site/news.cfm?BRD=1211&dept_id=169697&newsid=16037768&PAG=461&rfi=9 (526 words)

	Volunteer Voters: Ed Bryant Not On The Team (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		What is odd though, at least to this writer, is the obvious silence from Ed Bryant, the conservative voice for West Tennessee, who swung hard at Corker during the primaries.
		Ed Bryant is the key to combating this.
		Ed Bryant is the key to any successful strategy on that score.
	www.news2wkrn.com /vv/2006/10/ed_bryant_not_on_the_team.html (530 words)

	Conservative Group's Endorsement a Snub to Lamar Alexander -- 07/31/2002
		Ed Bryant got the nod from the American Conservative Union's political action committee.
		"Ed Bryant will prove to be a reliable vote in the Senate for important conservative issues including: advocating tax cuts, eliminating government waste, supporting President Bush's judicial nominees, protecting gun rights and ensuring a strong national defense," Keene added.
		The Bryant campaign was "very pleased and honored to have the (ACU) endorsement," according to its spokesman Justin Hunter.
	www.cnsnews.com /ViewPrint.asp?Page=\Politics\archive\200207\POL20020731h.html (417 words)

	FactCheck.org: Devolution in Tennessee
		Bryant fires back with a charge that Corker failed to pay his taxes, when in fact businessman Corker paid millions, sometimes voluntarily giving the government more than he owed.
		Bryant bases his attack on Corker's own press release, which actually says Corker paid a total of $4.6 million in federal income taxes over the years, or about 23 per cent of his adjusted gross income.
		Unless Bryant can produce evidence that Corker actually owed income taxes for the two years when he shows he owed none, then we must judge his ad to be false.
	www.factcheck.org /article408.html (1153 words)

	South End Grounds: 2006 Senate Race: The Groundskeeper Chooses.... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		To paraphrase Ed Bryant's media consultant, Tennessee is a very red state and Hilleary is the only Republican to lose in the state since the last guy to run against Al Gore (back when people around here liked him).
		Ed Bryant was popular in his district but unknown everywhere else, especially East Tennessee where a plurality of Republican primary voters reside.
		Ed Bryant is the type of statesman who can be a force on each of these crucial issues.
	www.southendgrounds.com /2005/03/its_official.html (1602 words)

	TN Senate Primary \| Redstate
		Bryant is an attorney who served as a JAG officer, taught at West Point, and was later appointed to be the US Attorney at Memphis.
		I have seen Bryant in a campaign appearance recently, and he said the courts are a big issue for him and he would seek an appointment to the Judiciary Committee.
		Ed got a lot of support in 02 against Lamar, and it appeared as if the state wanted both of them in Washington.
	j-a-davis.redstate.com /story/2006/3/6/161635/5680 (1146 words)

	Blogging for Bryant: Long Hot Summer....
		Last week on a conference call from the U.S./Mexico border, former federal prosecutor, Ed Bryant argued that his GOP primary opponent Bob Corker's background in the construction industry made him less credible on the issue of illegal immigration.
		The Corker campaign responded, calling Bryant's comment "a ridiculous and outrageous accusation, characteristic of their desperate campaign." Then today the Chattanooga Times Free Press reported that Corker's former construction company, Bencor, was cited in a 1988 INS report for employing four illegal immigrants.
		In response to today's media reports that Corker's former company indeed hired illegal immigrants, Ed Bryant has re-issued his call for Corker to release a complete list of every subcontractor his companies have hired and document his businesses' internal policies on hiring illegal immigrants.
	bloggingforbryant.blogspot.com /2006/06/long-hot-summer.html (388 words)

	Ed Bryant for U.S. Congress [Free Republic]
		Congressman Ed Bryant, 52, was born and raised in Jackson, Tennessee.
		Ed was nominated to serve in the Judge Advocate General's Corps as a Captain.
		In 1991, Ed was appointed by President Bush to serve as United States Attorney for the Western District of Tennessee.
	www.freerepublic.com /forum/a39d300354c10.htm (658 words)

	Van Hilleary For U.S. Senate (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Bryant raised less in 3rd quarter than he did in the 2nd quarter and he raised less in the 2nd quarter than he did in the 1st quarter.
		On his current pace, Hilleary is out-raising Ed Bryant by an average of 30% each week.
		Van's fundraising lead over Bryant and his 13- 23 point advantage he holds in all legitimate public polls prove that he's the ONE conservative candidate who can beat left-leaning Republican Bob Corker and his pro-choice, pro-tax supporters as well as Harold Ford with his Washington-based liberal support," concluded Hilleary spokesman Jennifer Coxe.
	www.vanhilleary.com /news-10-17-05.htm (514 words)

	TennWatch/Volitics: Meeting Ed Bryant
		Bryant answered a question about the super-trade pact that Bush is establishing behind the scenes.
		Bryant says that it smacks of the EU and that the Senate needs to pay attention and should be involved.
		Bryant said that he is not willing to concede an inch of sovereignty to the UN, but thinks that it does some good.
	www.tennwatch.com /tennwatch/archives/006109.php (670 words)

	>> HaroldFordJr.com \| Ford to Voters: ‘There's a Place for You’<< (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Bryant labels Corker "the king of liars": “Quarrelling among the Republican Senate candidates seemed something of a liar's contest on Thursday.
		Bryant called a Corker accusation a bald-faced lie and hypocritical to boot: "Bob Corker's accusation that Ed Bryant voted to raise his own pay is a bald-faced lie," stated Bryant spokesman Andrew Shulman.
		“Bryant spokesman Andrew Shulman said the immigration ad and issue are part of what he called a ‘hypocritical and deceitful’ pattern in advertising by Mr.
	www.haroldfordjr.com /index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=311 (3643 words)

	The View From Here: Buzz of the Day- Bryant / Wilder Connection
		One theory is that Ed's reasoning was probably that he didn't want to offend the Democrats in his old district by supporting his Party's candidate since he would be running soon and will be using those folks as part of his base vote.
		It is not fair to say that if Ed had stood up for a fellow Republican, we would be calling Ron Ramsey "Lt. Governor" now, but it is fair to ask why he chose not to support his party's candidate publicly like so many others in and out of the district did.
		I agree with the statement that you can't compare Ed apples to apples with Burchett or Williams, but the gripe (as I have heard it) was that if Ed had supported Ron or the Republican candidates before him, the Burchett/Williams debacle may never have happened.
	tennesseeoutlook.blogspot.com /2005/04/buzz-of-day-bryant-wilder-connection.html (880 words)

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