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You LOVE to see it. The Nashville Fairgrounds were buzzing this morning as Tracy Lawrence held his 20th annual Mission:Possible Turkey Fry, benefiting the Nashville Rescue Mission and those in need in Middle Tennessee. But the day got off to a little bit of a rocky start when organizers showed up this morning and realized that a refrigerator truck had gone out overnight and ruined 650 turkeys. Tracy and his team had planned on frying up over 2,000 turkeys this year, with a goal of to feeding over 36,000 people in Middle Tennessee through the Nashville Rescue Mission, surrounding county school systems and boots on the ground community organizations who provide for those in need. But when 650 turkeys were ruined, they needed a little help from the Nashville community to make it happen. Earlier this morning, the group put out a call for help, asking those in the community to donate turkeys to help replace those that were lost. And boy did people step up quick. I stopped by the turkey fry this morning to talk to Tracy (it’s one of my favorite events every year), and there was a nonstop line of cars coming in to donate turkeys. It was so busy you never would have known that anything had gone wrong, and Tracy expressed his optimism that they would meet their goal and still be able to feed everybody who needs it in the community: “I think we’ve already got more and overabundant. I think we’re going to be fine… I think we have more than filled that void by the donations that everybody has brought out… I would imagine we’ll do about 2,500 turkeys today. I believe we’ll reach that number easily.” As it turns out, he was right. This afternoon, Tracy revealed that over 2,400 turkeys had been delivered to replace the 650 that were ruined, nearly quadrupling the number of people that they’ll be able to feed thanks the generosity of the community who stepped up to help. You love to see it. The country music community also stepped up to help, with artists like Tucker Wetmore and Meghan Patrick even showing up with turkey deliveries. And throughout the day, Jamey Johnson, John Schneider, Dustin Lynch, Rodney Atkins, Steve Wariner, Rhett Akins, Charles Esten and many more stopped by to drop turkeys in the fryers themselves. Along with the Turkey Fry, tonight is also the annual Mission:Possible benefit concert, which will take place at Luke Combs’ Category 10 bar in downtown Nashville. This year’s show will feature performances from Tracy, along with Gretchen Wilson, Eric Paslay, Chris Cagle and Halfway to Hazard.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Tracy Lawrence (@therealtracylawrence) Since Tracy founded Mission:Possible, the organization has fried over 10,000 turkeys, provided more than 86,000 meals to the homeless across Middle Tennessee, donated over $1 million to Nashville Rescue Mission, and raised nearly $3 million. But Tracy’s not planning on slowing down his efforts any time soon: “I think there’s still room for growth, there’s still room for improvement. We’ve increased our distribution pipeline tremendously. We have three trucks going out tomorrow, going to drop zones around 15, 16 counties around Nashville, a huge volume of them that will continue to go to the Nashville Rescue Mission, so we’re really trying to serve as many people as we can reach.” A great group of people coming together for a great cause.The post Nashville Community Steps Up BIG TIME & Donates Over 2,400 Turkeys To Tracy Lawrence’s Mission: Possible Turkey Fry After 650 Were Ruined By A Broken Truck first appeared on Whiskey Riff.

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Marjorie Taylor Greene is quitting Congress in the middle of her latest term. The Georgia congresswoman hasn't brought great credit to the institution, and her exit — abruptly, for purely political reasons — is par for the course. The Georgia congresswoman had lost Trump's favor and was facing, if she didn't find a way to reconcile with the president, a potentially career-ending, Trump-endorsed primary challenge. It's understandable that she didn't want that fight, but simply announcing that she wasn't going to run again would have sufficed. Instead, she's quitting on the people who thought they elected her to represent them in Congress for a two-year term and making Speaker Mike Johnson's job marginally more difficult during the gap between her resignation on January 5 and a special election.

The easy explanation for the resignation of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Georgia) is that President Donald Trump remains fully in control of the Republican Party. In reality, it's the most significant sign yet that the MAGA coalition, centered around one uniquely charismatic man, is showing cracks. The party has three years to figure out a more coherent message. Greene's resignation comes after she crossed Trump on releasing the Jeffrey Epstein files and he threatened to endorse a primary challenger against her next year. The president celebrated his erstwhile ally's departure as "great news for the country" after Greene said "my self-worth is not defined by a man" in an 11-minute video.