Tennessee governor pushes income tax amid GOP opposition
Gov Don Sundquist presses a 3.75 percent personal income tax to fund an $18.2 billion budget amid waning party support and public protests. He defends the plan as Tennessee's path from budget shortfalls and lack of income tax, while critics warn it could end political careers.
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