Morning Brief: Supermajority for Tennessee GOP could fuel infighting, White House plans public appeal on deficit
Andy Berke anticipates "true leadership" if elected mayor—Nooga
Sen. Bob Corker "optimistic" on fiscal cliff talks—Nooga
Insurance exchange decision could put Gov. Bill Haslam, Republicans at odds—Nooga
Some Tennesseans want to secede after election—Nooga
Leaders of Chattanooga Whiskey to discuss local production with County Commission—Nooga
Few voter ID woes reported, critics unconvinced—Times Free Press
Supermajority for Tennessee GOP could fuel infighting—Times Free Press
Haslam's approval ratings cross party lines—Tennessean
Haslam concludes state budget hearings on Tuesday—Tennessean
Thousands of Tennesseans set to lose unemployment benefits—Nashville Business Journal
Lt. Gov. Ron Ramsey among Republicans calling for new approaches to immigration issues—TN Report
Meningitis outbreak: Congress prepares questions for compounders—Tennessean
Oak Ridge National Laboratory once again has world's fastest supercomputer—News Sentinel
Grover Norquist pledge takes election hit—The Hill
Which comes first: Rates or revenue?—Politico
Liberal groups mobilize for fiscal cliff flight over Social Security, Medicare—Washington Post
White House plans public appeal on deficit—Wall Street Journal
Barack Obama to meet with 12 CEOs Wednesday—Wall Street Journal
Obama reassessing sensitive foreign issues now that election is over—LA Times
Obama considering John Kerry for job of defense secretary—Washington Post
Top U.S. commander in Afghanistan is linked to David Petraeus scandal—NY Times
Top commander in Afghanistan investigated—Wall Street Journal
