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3 Bills That Would Have Closed Tennessee’s Primaries & Helped Counter Crossover Voting Killed by RINOs

Tennessee Voters Are Not Required To Declare A Party When They Register To Vote And The State Keeps An Open Primary System Where Voters Simply Choose Whichever Primary Ballot They Want To Vote On. This Effectively Allows Opposing Party Members To Vote To Select Nominees For Office For A Political Party They Are Not A Member Of. However, There Have Been Several Bills That Would Have Addressed These Problems But They Were All Killed Before Ever Reaching The Floor Of The Legislature For An Official Vote.

School Voucher Supporters Get Wins, Losses From Tennessee’s Republican Voters

In Many Ways, Tennessee’s Fiercest GOP Legislative Primary Races Amounted To A Referendum On Gov. Bill Lee’s School Voucher Proposal To Provide Public Funding To Any K-12 Student Toward A Private Education.

8 Conservatives Trounce RINOs In Tennessee State Elections

Several Tennessee Districts Will Now Have More Conservative Representation At The State Capitol. However, With Huge Outside PAC Money Influencing The Elections Along With Endorsements And Spending Coming From RINO Leadership, Many True Conservative Candidates Suffered Defeat In The 2024 Republican Primary Election.

Gov. Lee Endorses 2024 GOP Candidates For Tennessee House & Senate

As The 2024 Election Season Continues To Unfold, Gov. Bill Lee Has Taken The Time To Endorse Several GOP Candidates Which, In The Opinion Of Some Conservatives, Helps Them Know Exactly Who Not To Vote For.

Tennessee House Passes Bill To Enforce Inferior Court Boundaries

A Bill To Prevent The Lower Courts From Taking Up Cases Concerning Or Interfering With Tennessee House And Senate Rules Was Passed In The Tennessee House Of Representatives On Monday By A 59-30 Vote.

Bill To Prohibit Certain Woke Topics From Being Taught To College Kids Heads To Lee’s Desk To Be Signed Into Law

A Bill That Will Prohibit Topics Such As “White Privilege” Or “Unconscious Bias” From Being Integrated Into Public University Curriculums Across The State Of Tennessee Is Headed To Governor Bill Lee’s Desk To Be Signed Into Law.

The State Makes A Poor Parent Says New Tennessee DCS Commissioner

“The State Makes A Poor Parent,” Said New Tennessee DCS Commissioner Margie Quinn At A Joint Committee Hearing On December 14, 2022. Amidst Three Hours Of Dialog About The Two Audit Reports On The Agency’s Shortcomings, The Tenth Commissioner Of The Department Of Children’s Services Opined Relentlessly On How Her Administration Will Do Better.

Lee Reelected, Ogles Wins District 5, Plus Statewide Election Results

Governor Bill Lee Won Re-Election Tuesday Night And Will Serve Another Four Years In Leading The State. Andy Ogles, Endorsed By President Donald Trump, Won The Newly Redrawn Fifth Congressional District. Plus Get Your Complete Tennessee Statewide Election Results Here.

TN State Reps Blast Biden For Cutting Food Funding For Schools That Don’t Abide By LGBTQ+ Mandates

The USDA, Under The Leadership Of The Biden-Harris Administration, Announced They Will Begin Reinterpreting Existing U.S. Code In Order To Force Schools To Allow Biological Males Into Females Restrooms, Changing Areas, Etc. If Schools Don’t Abide By The Order, Federal Funds Children’s Food At School Will Be Cut Off. Republican Members Of Education Committees In The Tennessee General Assembly Blast Back.

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