WSMV-TV: Thompson Announcement Set For Nashville
Headquarters To Be Based At Fall School Building
POSTED: 4:29 pm CDT June 22,
2007
UPDATED: 6:30 pm CDT June 24,
2007
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Channel 4 News Nationwide Exclusive
Fred Thompson is set to announce that Nashville will be the home of his national campaign headquarters, WSMV is reporting.
Video: WSMV: Thompson Announcement Set For NashvilleA source close to the campaign planning tells WSMV that that Thompson planned to announce his candidacy on the steps of the historic Fall School Building Tuesday, but Thompson campaign officials deny that Tuesday's announcement is an official run for the White House.The source tells WSMV report says that the Thompson campaign has obtained the lease for that building to turn it into a national campaign office."Everything's in place for Tuesday," the source told WSMV. "There are three major events built around his announcement." But Bob Davis, the Tennessee Republican Party Chairman, and Thompson's former Chief of Staff says "There will not be an annoucement Tuesday."The Fall School is Nashville's oldest still-standing school building. It currently houses office space, including a local office for U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander.
Fred Thompson is set to announce that Nashville will be the home of his national campaign headquarters, WSMV is reporting.
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