Author: TTC
U.S. Senate Passes Massive Tax And Spend Bill Targeting Carbon Emissions, Prescription Drug Costs, More
The U.S. Senate On Sunday Passed A $740 Billion New Taxing And Spending Bill That Seeks To Combat Climate Change And Allow The Government To Control The Price Of Prescription Medications, Among Other Things.
Read moreEncouragement, 2 Rainbows, Elections & “Little” Jimmy Dickens – Brandon’s Brain
It Can Be A Drag Reporting The Truth About Tennessee Culture And Politics. Hey, I Don’t Make The News. I Just Report It. Still, Being In Conflict, Unceasing Conflict – Can Wear You Out. When You Spend Your Time Telling The Truth About Things While People In Power Would Rather Not Have Anyone Know, It’s Conflict. Very Often, I See Only Small Glimmers Of Hope For Liberty, Freedom And Conservatism In Our State. It Seems Like The Bureaucrats, Left-Leaning Corporations And RINOs Will Have Their Way. Then, Out Of The Blue, I Get Encouragement…
Read moreTennessee Supreme Court Set To Review Applicants For New Attorney General
With Tennessee Attorney General Herbert Slatery III’s Eight-Year Term Set To Expire Soon, He Recently Notified The State’s Supreme Court That He Will Not Be Seeking An Additional Term.
Tennessee’s Supreme Court Is Responsible For Appointing The Volunteer State’s Chief Legal Officer And They Are Set To Review Applications From Six Applicants This Week.
Nashville Nurses Want Law To Identify Patients Who Are Registered Sex Offenders
Nashville Nurses Are Working To Push A New Bill That Would Help Provide Additional Protections Against Registered Sex Offenders.
Read moreMore Pride Festivals On The Calendar In Tennessee
Downtown Bristol, Which Spans Both Virginia And Tennessee, Is The Next Location On The Calendar Hosting A Pride Festival At The End Of August. Murfreesboro Follows Suit In The Middle Of September, Followed By Chattanooga And Knoxville That Have Multi-Day Events At The End Of September That Run Into The Beginning Of October.
Read moreJudicial Panel Rules That Tennessee Education Savings Account Program Can Move Forward
A Tennessee Trial Court Ruled Friday That Tennessee’s Education Scholarship Program Can Move Forward. A Three-Judge Panel Heard Arguments Earlier In The Day From The American Civil Liberties Union And Southern Poverty Law Center. The Two Groups Had Asked The Court To Deliver An Injunction Against The Pilot Program.
Read moreHagerty Files Amendment To Reverse IRS Snooping On Third-Party Payment Platforms
U.S. Senator Bill Hagerty Has Filed An Amendment To Democrats’ Tax-Increase Legislation To Strike The Provision Inserted By The Biden Administration That Requires Third-Party Payment Platforms To Report Businesses’ Gross Transaction Volumes Totaling More Than $600 To The IRS.
Read moreCubans Regularly Being Interdicted Off Coast Of Florida By Border Patrol
Miami Sector Border Patrol Agents Are Regularly Interdicting Cubans And Others Attempting To Reach Florida, Often Arriving On Small Makeshift Boats. Law Enforcement Officers Also Are Regularly Confiscating Drugs That Wash Up On Shore.
Read moreEven Blue States Now Want Biden To Pay For Cost Of His Open Border Policies [Op-Ed]
Now That Northern Big-City Mayors Are Dealing With The Same Problems As The Border City States, They Don’t Like It. Mayor Muriel Bowser Said She Never Expected This In Washington D.C. And Expects Biden To Rescue Her And Other Northern States Since They Did Not Cause These Problems, He Did. Since Democrats Took Control Of Washington, Inflation Is The Highest In Decades. Violent Crime Is Out Of Control, Our Supply Chain Is Broken And Our Foreign Policy Has Disappeared. Now Every State Has Been Affected By Our Broken Border Policy. If This Is The Progressive’s Shangri La They Promised Us In 2020, Americans Aren’t Buying Into It And Will Voice It In The Midterms.
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