Conservative Tennesseans Censored By Big Tech For Discussing The News

Image Credit: Screengrab of Forge & Anvil podcast

The Tennessee Conservative [By Jason Vaughn] –

In a recent episode of Forge and Anvil, Constitutional Conservative Larry Linton and The Tennessee Conservative’s own Adelia Kirchner joined the podcast to discuss Chinese Spy Balloons, Tennessee vs Big Tech and other current topics in the news.

Like The Tennessee Conservative, Forge and Anvil publishes their content on YouTube in addition to the Free Speech platform Rumble to reach the largest audience possible.

When the group discussed the recent Project Veritas bombshell on Pfizer, YouTube took notice and deleted the entire episode even though this topic is recent news and only a portion of the topics discussed on the show.

The clip that got them censored can be viewed below:

Watch the full episode on Rumble by clicking HERE.

This is just one of another case of Tennesseans being censored by Big Tech for expressing their Conservative views.

Over a year ago, YouTube censored and took down a Tennessee Conservative video regarding election integrity concerns and we still have an “active community guideline strike” on our account.

The best chance the state has right now to combat censorship by Big Tech is with Representative Powers / Senator Watson’s Social Media Censorship Prevention bill. 

The legislation (HB0682 / SB0111) is not yet on the calendars of the subcommittee and committee in the House and Senate where it will first be heard, but if you would like to get the bill on legislator’s radar and let them know that the voters that put them into office are watching and engaged, you can find their contact information for the members of the assigned committees below.

House Business and Utilities Subcommittee

Clark Boyd (R) – Chair – rep.clark.boyd@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-7086

Rebecca Alexander (R) – rep.rebecca.alexander@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-2251

Jeff Burkhart (R) – rep.jeff.burkhart@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-6804

John Ray Clemmons (D) – rep.john.ray.clemmons@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-4410

Bob Freeman (D) – rep.bob.freeman@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-0709

Michael Hale (R) – rep.michael.hale@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-2192

John Holsclaw (R) – rep.john.holsclaw@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-7450

Curtis Johnson (R) – rep.curtis.johnson@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-4341

Pat Marsh (R) – rep.pat.marsh@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-6824

Dwayne Thompson (D) – rep.dwayne.thompson@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-1920

Kevin Vaughan (R) – rep.kevin.vaughan@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-1866

Greg Vital (R) – rep.greg.vital@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-3025

Jason Zachary (R) – rep.jason.zachary@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-2264

Senate Commerce and Labor Committee

Paul Bailey (R) – Chair – sen.paul.bailey@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-3978

Art Swann (R) – Vice-Chair – sen.art.swann@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-0981

Frank Niceley (R) – 2nd Vice-Chair – sen.frank.niceley@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-2061

Raumesh Akbari (D) – sen.raumesh.akbari@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-1767

Jack Johnson (R) – sen.jack.johnson@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-2495

Shane Reeves (R) – sen.shane.reeves@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-1066

Steve Southerland (R) – sen.steve.southerland@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-3851

Bo Watson (R) – sen.bo.watson@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-3227

Ken Yager (R) – sen.ken.yager@capitol.tn.gov – (615) 741-1449

About the Author: Jason Vaughn, Media Coordinator for The Tennessee Conservative  ~ Jason previously worked for a legacy publishing company based in Crossville, TN in a variety of roles through his career.  Most recently, he served as Deputy Director for their flagship publication. Prior, he was a freelance journalist writing articles that appeared in the Herald Citizen, the Crossville Chronicle and The Oracle among others.  He graduated from Tennessee Technological University with a Bachelor’s in English-Journalism, with minors in Broadcast Journalism and History.  Contact Jason at news@TennesseeConservativeNews.com