Tennessee Conservative
As A Second Grader From Bradley County Fights Kidney Cancer, Her Parents Are Fighting For Their Daughter’s Right To Continue Her Education Through Her Time Of Treatment.
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The Tennessee Highway Patrol Recently Identified Illegal Immigrants In Charleston, Tennessee. These Individuals, Mostly Adult Males, Illegally Crossed The Border Around Eagle Pass, Texas. They Were Spotted In Bradley County About Two Weeks Ago, Waiting To Be Picked Up And Transported Somewhere Else, Carrying Backpacks, Bags, And Cellphones.
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Some Tennessee School Districts Lost Title I Federal Funding Last Week Abruptly And Without Clear Explanation From The Tennessee Department Of Education.
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A Bradley County Man Will Spend 20 Years In Jail After Pleading Guilty To A Number Of Drug And Weapons Charges.
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Last Night (September 7th, 2022), The Tennessee GOP’s State Executive Committee (SEC) Met To Discuss Committeeman-Elect Mark Pulliam’s Write-In Win For The District 2 SEC Seat, Ultimately Voting To Invalidate His Election In A Meeting That The Tennessee Conservative’s Brandon Lewis Calls An, “Embarrassing, Childish Display.”
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During The August 4th Election, District 2 SEC Write-In Candidate Mark Pulliam Won The Seat. Now, The Tennessee GOP’s State Party Chairman Scott Golden Has Threatened To Declare Pulliam As “Non-Bona Fide” And “Vacate” His Election Even Though Pulliam Meets All The Criteria Set Forth In The GOP Bylaws To Be An Elected Member Of The SEC.
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Projects Worth $200 Million, $95 Million And $8.2 Million Were Announced Last Week By Tennessee’s Department Of Economic And Community Development.
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The Primary Election Turned Out To Be One Of The Closest Ever In Hamilton County, With Wamp Taking Only 14,425 Votes To Win With 35%. Hamilton County Commission Chairwoman Sabrina Smedley Tied With 35% But Only Had 14,104 Votes, Giving Wamp The Win By A Slim Margin Of 321 Votes.
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Image Credit: Public Domain The Tennessee Conservative [By Jason Vaughn] – Educators continue to push through the student learning struggles
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Bill Crawford, A Life-Long McMinn County Resident, Who Has Been A Law Enforcement Officer With Specialized Training For The Past 25 Years And A State Firearms Instructor, Is Announcing His Candidacy For The Office Of Tennessee Senate District 1, Which Includes The Counties Of Bradley, Meigs, McMinn And Rhea. He Will Be Running On The Republican Ticket For The Open Seat Currently Held By Mike Bell.
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