Tennessee Conservative
Adulterating The Electoral Preferences Of Conservative Republican Voters Produces The Establishment’s Favorite Color—Purple. And The “Bona Fide” Standard Is Putty In The Hands Of Entrenched RINO Leaders.
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Once Endorsed By Former President Donald Trump For Tennessee District 5’s Spot In The U.S. House, One Former Candidate Is Serving As A National Security Advisor For Another Campaign After Republican Party Officials Found Her To Be Ineligible To Run For Office.
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A Federal Judge Denied 5th Congressional District Candidate Robby Starbuck’s Attempt To Get Back Onto The Aug. 4 Republican Primary Ballot.
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Just Shortly After Morgan Ortagus Received A Nod Of Endorsement From Former President Donald Trump, She Became The Focal Point Of Many Local Republicans. That Focus Quickly Turned To An Attempt To Figure Out How To Block Her Candidacy.
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Conservative Republican Robby Starbuck, Who Was Barred By The Tennessee GOP From Running In The District 5 Republican Primary For The U.S. House, Has Filed Suit Against GOP Chair Scott Golden, Tennessee Secretary Of State Tre Hargett And State Coordinator Of Elections, Mark Goins.
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Marshall County Republican Party’s Straw Poll For Tennessee’s Fifth Congressional District Shows Maury County Mayor Andy Ogles Winning By An Overwhelming Majority.
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1) House Passes Bill That Would Require Expense Reports from Non-Profits 60 Days Before Elections
2) TN GOP Bounces Lee, Ortagus & Starbuck From District 5 Congressional Ballot
3) Knox County School System Agrees To Settlement In Mask Mandate Lawsuit
4) Pro-CRT Activists Deface Tennessee Billboards
5) House And Senate Pass Bill To Regulate Homeless Encampments On Public Property
6) Abortion Influence Education Bill Passes TN Legislature
7) Tele-Med Abortion Ban Bill Passes Tennessee Senate
Scott Golden, TNGOP Chair, Confirmed That Morgan Ortagus, Robby Starbuck And Baxter Lee Failed In Their Appeals To Be Restored To The Ballot After The Executive Committee First Removed The Three At An April 9 Meeting.
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A Bill That Would Require Congressional Candidates In Tennessee To Live In The State For Three Years Before Running In A Primary For A Federal Seat Will Become Law Without The Signature Of Gov. Bill Lee, However, The Legislation Will Not Achieve The Goal Of Some Tennessee Lawmakers To Block The Candidacy Of One Trump-Backed Candidate.
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Money Is Pouring In To Support The Campaigns For District 5’s Republican Candidates For U.S. Congress.
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