Tennessee Conservative
Yesterday, March 30th, Activists Participating In A Gun Control Rally Outside The Tennessee Capitol Building Spilled Onto The House Gallery Floor Delaying Action On The Day’s Business. Roughly 400 Protestors Rushed Into The Building To Demand Stricter Gun Laws In Response To The Shooting At Covenant School Earlier This Week
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Both Chambers Of The Tennessee General Assembly Have Now Passed Legislation Aimed At Preventing Local Governments From Spending Taxpayers’ Dollars To Assist Individuals In Getting Abortions.
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A Bill That Could Criminalize Tennessee Parents Based On Anonymous Allegations Of Abuse Or Neglect Was Passed On The Senate Floor Yesterday By A Vote Of 29-0.
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A Bill That Would Have Made Housing Illegal Aliens On Any Real Property In Tennessee That Is Owned By Government Entities Has Been Shelved Until Early 2024.
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Democrat Representative Antonio Parkinson Introduced His Bill In The House Education Administration Committee On Wednesday Sounding Like A Conservative When He Likened A Hypothetical Bad Business Investment To Funding For A State Run School District.
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Legislation Requiring That Public Comment Be Allowed At Meetings Of Governing Bodies In Tennessee Has Officially Been Passed By The Senate State And Local Government Committee.
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As Evidenced By Documentation The Tennessee Conservative Obtained Regarding The Matter, It Seems That Washington County’s Establishment GOP That Retains Power Currently Will Resort To Questionable Tactics In Order To Keep It.
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Metro Nashville Plans To Backstop Between $150 Million And $250 Million Of The $760 Million In Revenue Bonds Taken Out By The Metro Nashville Sports Authority For A New Estimated $2.2 Billion Tennessee Titans Stadium If The Deal Is Approved In April By Both The Sports Authority And The Metro Nashville Council.
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A Bill That Would Clean Up Voter Rolls And Aid In Election Integrity In Tennessee Passed The House Elections And Campaign Finance Subcommittee On Wednesday, March 29th. Chairman Tim Rudd And Representative John Crawford Voted Against The Legislation.
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A Bill With The Purpose Of Helping To Weed Out Objectionable Books In The State’s School Libraries In A Timelier Fashion Passed Out Of The House Education Administration Committee Yesterday.
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