Tennessee Conservative
Representative Cameron Sexton (R-Crossville-District 25) Is Running For Reelection In The Republican Primary Slated For August 1st, 2024. Sexton Is In His 14th Year As A State Representative And 5th Year As Speaker Of The House. Dubbed The “King Of RINOs” By Critics, Here Is A Look At Some Of Sexton’s Actions As House Speaker And His Voting Record Over The Last Few Years.
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Op-Ed: It’s Time To Step Up And Be A Patriot. Be Courageous Like Braveheart And Renounce Evil. Demand Accountability For The Secret Service Failure. Get On The Trump Train And Together Let’s Make America Great Again.
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After A Review Of The Rules Governing How And In What Cadence Resolutions Are Brought To The Williamson County Commission, D7 Commissioner Chris Richards Is On A Mission To Ensure That The Process Is Done According To Those Rules And In A Way That Promotes Transparency And Accountability.
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As Violent Incidents By Students Against Teachers In Tennessee Schools Increase, A New Law Also Increases Mandatory Consequences To Hold Those Students Accountable For Their Behavior.
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This Week, The Williamson County Commission Revived An Issue That Was Addressed And Not Concluded At Last Month’s Meeting: Whether To Renew A Contract With Williamson Inc For Economic Development Services.
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In A Williamson County Commission Meeting That Ran Into The Late Night, Items Were On The Agenda Dealing With Appropriations Of Several Items In The County Budget, Including Services Procured By Williamson County Through Mayor Anderson’s Office With Williamson Inc, A Chamber Of Commerce Affiliated Non-Profit.
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Williamson County Mayor, Rogers Anderson, Has Been Paying Williamson Inc., A Chamber Of Commerce Affiliated Organization On A $400,000 Contract That Had Apparently Lapsed, Without Anyone Noticing. The Contract Was Renewed In May Of 2022, And Expired On June 30th, 2023.
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The Tennessee Senate’s Education Committee Chairman Is Predicting The School Voucher Bill Won’t Pass This Year If An Agreement Isn’t Reached By The End Of The Week With The House And Senate Seemingly Unwilling To Budge On Conflicting Plans.
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As The General Session Winds To A Close Likely In The Next Couple Of Weeks, The Opportunity For A Law That Will Allow For Tennesseans To Recall Elected Leaders They Feel Have Failed To Live Up To Promises They Made When They Were Campaigning Will Again Fail To Become A Reality.
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Middle Tennessee State University’s Board Chair Is Pushing Legislation, Sponsored By State Sen. Shane Reeves And Rep. Mark White, That Would Enable College Boards To Close Meetings To Discuss “Sensitive” Matters Such As Presidential Pay, A Move Critics Say Is Too “Broad” And Ripe For “Abuse.”
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