But Is It on Cable?

Knox County Commissioner Mike Hamilton, the new chair of the cable television committee, has called a meeting with interested parties for Wednesday (Jan. 17) at 8:30 a.m. at the City County Building.

Cable companies in Knox County have been operating on a month-to-month basis without long term contracts. Hamilton drew the assignment to chair the committee after the November election. Cable operators have argued a major bill may pass this legislative session affecting the regulation and operation of cable systems and have stalled contract talks.

There is not a Knox County Commissioner Mike Hamilton. There is our University of Tennessee Mens Athletic Director Mike Hamilton. The last time I checked he has his hands too full to be a County Commissioner.

Check it out the Metro Pulse staff typed the name twice, so they knew what they were writing about or at least they thought they did.

Could it be the folks at the Metro Pulse have been having too many festive Holiday parties up in their lush offices or are they clueless as to the subjects that they write about?

Questions for Metro Pulse staff. Is County Commissioner Mike Hamilton a Republican or a Democrat? If he is a Republican I need to add him to the list. If he is a Democrat, I need to target him in the next election. What area of town does Mike Hamilton represent? Oh, I bet he is John Schmid’s replacement as Schmid shows up to very few committee meetings and didn’t make it to like three monthly meetings in a row. Schmid also said during the summer, when he was suing to be taken off the ballot, that if elected he would not serve. What happened to that? Obviously. Mike Hamilton is now serving and is Chairing the Cable tv committee. Good for Mike Hamilton.