Tennessee Conservative
On November 5th In Cookeville, There Will Be A Discussion Focused On The Four Proposed Amendments To The Tennessee Constitution With Special Guest David Fowler, President Of Family Action Council Of TN (FACT) And Former State Senator.
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Tennesseans Will Have The Opportunity To Vote On Four State Constitutional Amendments In November Presented As “Yes” Or “No” Questions. While The Amendments Are Presented In A Solely Positive Fashion By The Powers That Be, Some Concerned Tennesseans Have Voiced Concerns. Following Is What Some Proponents And Critics Say About Each Of The Four Amendments.
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You Don’t Have To Vote For Tennessee’s Next Governor To Vote For The Four Constitutional Amendments In The Nov. 8 Election.
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Let Me First Be Very Clear. I Fully Support The Fact That Tennessee Is A Right To Work State And Has Been Since 1947. I Do Believe That Our Statutes Declaring A Right To Work Have Been Part Of Tennessee’s Success Story Economically And I Believe That Those Statutes Appropriately Limit The Power Of Unions And Protect The Rights Of Individuals Against Discrimination As To Whether Or Not They Are Part Of A Labor Union.
I Am Also Aware That Democrats And The Current Administration In The White House Would Like To Further Solidify The Influence Of Unions Around The Country And Work To Abolish Right To Work Protections In 27 States.
Despite My Support Of Right To Work Protections And An Understanding Of The Threat Unions Pose To Pushing The Leftist Agenda, I Am Cautious When It Comes To Amending Our State Constitution For This Purpose.
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During The Conservative Brain Trust Panel At The Tennessee Freedom Summit Last Saturday, August 20th In Nashville, Representative Chris Todd Said That He And The Legislature Are Working To Increase Transparency For Those Citizens Seeking To Follow Legislation In The Tennessee House.
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An Investigation Has Discovered A Lack Of Transparency In The Tennessee Legislature Regarding Amendments To Bills Brought Up In Committees, Among Other Issues.
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A Bill Introduced In The Tennessee Legislature Has Been Amended To Make Any Hemp Product Containing More That 0.3% THC Illegal.
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An Investigation Has Revealed How Special Interest Groups Distribute Campaign Contributions Among Lawmakers Before Securing Their Votes And How Lobbyists Are Using Their Influence To Get Tennessee Representatives To Sponsor Legislation That Benefits Their Clients, Often To The Detriment Of Tennessee Citizens.
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An Amended Version Of House Bill 0800 That Seeks To Limit The Usage Of Textbooks And Materials That Promote Or Normalize The LBGTQ+ Lifestyle Passed The House Finance, Ways And Means Subcommittee Yesterday, March 2nd.
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