In A Ballroom At The Franklin Cool Springs Marriott About 400 People Gathered For The Reagan Day Gala, A Fundraiser For The Williamson County GOP. The Biggest Fundraiser Of The Year Featured Guest Speakers Senator Marsha Blackburn, Congressman Mark Green, Congressman Andy Ogles, And Keynote Speaker, Senator Ted Cruz.
Republican Representative Gino Bulso Has Filed A Bill That Aims To Create A Mechanism That Parents Can Use To Compel Compliance With Tennessee’s Age Appropriate Materials Act Of 2022, Without Having To Withstand Extended And Costly Litigation.
Reports This Week From Governor Lee’s Office Indicate That He Has Decided To Abandon His Efforts To Pass His Proposal For Any Kind Of ERPO (Extreme Risk Protection Orders) Legislation, Also Known As “Red Flag Laws”.
You Probably Know By Now That The Totalitarians In The Democratic People’s Republic Of Farragutstan (DPRF) Took Your Favorite East Tennessee Host To Local Farragut Court To Have Me Fined For Putting Up A Yard Display Criticizing The Three Stooges Of The DPRF Mayor Ron Williams And Aldermen Louise Povlin And Scott Meyer.
Here Are Some Of The Low-Lights Of The Night.
Last Week, A Group Of Parents In Williamson County Filed A Petition To Have 5 Books That Sit On Middle And High School Shelves Removed Due To Their Inclusion Of What Is, According To The Law, Arguably Obscene Content. The Reason These Parents Were Forced To Resort To Such A Measure, Is Because The Policy Utilized By Williamson County Schools, According To The Petition, Is Inadequate And Falls Short Of What Is Required In Tennessee Law.
Williamson County School Board Member Eric Welch Is Pushing For The Board To Adopt A Resolution In Support Of Governor Lee’s ERPO (Extreme Risk Protection Order) A.K.A. Red Flag Law.
Next Week, The Williamson County Election Commission Will Attend The Monthly Meeting Of The Williamson County Commission And Request The Necessary Funds For The Purchase Of Voting Machines That Voter Integrity Grassroots Groups Describe As “Vulnerable” To Corruption And Mechanical Mishap, Sacrificing The Integrity Of Election Outcomes.
While Some In Franklin City Administration Claim New Ordinances Have To Do With Public Safety And General Respect, Others Remain Skeptical And Believe The New Rules May Be Used To Target Worship Groups.
Business Owners In Franklin Met With The Williamson County Commission To Ask For Assistance With Property Taxes, Saying That The Help Was Needed For The Businesses, And The Downtown Franklin Area To Continue To Thrive But Their Request Was Voted Down.
