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The Senate Education Committee Was Presented With The Senate Version Of Governor Lee’s School Choice Legislation, Which Is Vastly Different From The Version Presented In The House This Week. The Committee Decided Not To Replicate The Issues From The Previous Day In The House Meeting And Deferred The Vote On The Bill For One Week.
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In The Form Of A 7-Page Amendment To A Caption Bill, The Language For Governor Lee’s “Education Freedom Scholarship Act” Has Been Revealed.
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Senate Judiciary Chairman Todd Gardenhire Blasted A Proposed Amendment To The Tennessee Constitution Regarding The State’s Bail Law Tuesday, Saying It Will Pack County Jails And Put Local Governments In A Financial Bind.
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House Speaker Cameron Sexton Is Pushing An Amendment To The Tennessee Constitution That Would Prohibit Bail For Certain Violent Crimes But Critics Say Judges Already Have That Discretion.
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Representative Bryan Richey Proposed A Rule Change That Would Require All Votes In House Committee Hearings Be A Roll Call Vote, Instead Of The Current Voice Vote, Which Doesn’t Keep A Record Of How Representatives Vote In A Committee Hearing. Not One Democrat Or Republican On The Committee Voted In Favor.
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A TN House Resolution Would Add Tennessee To A List Of 6 Other States (And Counting) Calling For A Single-Topic Limited Article V Convention For Proposing An Amendment To The Constitution For Term Limits On Congress.
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Brandon Bringing You News You Can Use, That Is Not Meant To Confuse Conservative Republicans Into Thinking That Those Masquerading In Tennessee Media Actually Give A Rip About Your Republican Values!
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Governor Bill Lee Is Pushing “Extreme Risk” Order Of Protection (ERPO) Legislation Aimed At Substantially Changing Tennessee’s Criminal And Mental Codes And In Effect, Implementing A “Red Flag” Law In The Volunteer State. Lee’s Measure Is Likely To Be Voted On In The Tennessee House Today.
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Nashville’s Sports And Concerts Lobbying Groups Are Aggressively Trying To Remove An Amendment That Opponents Of The New $2.1 Billion Tennessee Titans Stadium Project Pushed Through In The Late Hours Of A Metro Council Meeting Two Weeks Ago.
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As The Metro Nashville Council Prepares For Its Second Vote Tuesday Night On The Deal To Build A New $2.2 Billion Tennessee Titans Stadium, The Largest Remaining Debate Involves An Amendment Added To The Deal At The April 4 Council Meeting.
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