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Clay Travis considering running for US Senate in Tennessee

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December 18, 2018

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On today's Outkick the Show, Clay Travis said he would consider running for US Senate in the State of Tennessee after Senator Lamar Alexander announced he would not be running again.

This is not the first time Clay Travis has voiced his interest in politics. Last year, in fact, Clay Travis considered running for US Senate. But in 2020, things could be different for Clay Travis as Lamar Alexander will not run for reelection. Lamar Alexander has been a US Senator from Tennessee since 2003.

Clay Travis said he would be talking to his wife Lara Travis to determine if a run for US Senate is feasible. Clay Travis said it depends on if he wanted to continue to host his radio show "Outkick the Coverage" and if he wanted to stay on his TV show "Lock It In."

Clay Travis has three different multimedia programs: Outkick the Coverage -- a national sports radio show. Outkick the Show, a daily digital mostly sports program -- but he does veer in to politics as well. And Lock It In, a sports show that emphasizes gambling.

Clay Travis said he doesn't need to make a decision now and will continue to be on Outkick the Coverage, Outkick the Show, and Lock It In.

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