Tennessee Supreme Court Suspends Law License Of Ex-Senator
The Tennessee Supreme Court Has Suspended Former State Senator Brian Kelsey’s Law License After He Pleaded Guilty To Federal Campaign Finance Law Violations Last Month.
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Former State Senator Kelsey Pleads Guilty To Federal Campaign Finance Violations
On Tuesday Afternoon, Former State Senator Brian Kelsey Pleaded Guilty To Two Federal Charges Of Campaign Finance Fraud. He Had Previously Said He Was “Totally Innocent” And Claimed The Charges Against Him Were A “Political Witch Hunt”.
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Senator Brian Kelsey To Plead Guilty In Federal Campaign Finance Case
According To Court Filings, Senator Brian Kelsey (R-District 31-Germantown) Is Slated To Plead Guilty To Federal Campaign Finance Violations That Took Place During His Failed 2016 Congressional Campaign.
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“Pause” On Mutilation Of Kids, Parent’s Rights, Police State, GOP Antics, School Choice + More! – The TennCon Big 7!
#1 – Vanderbilt Agrees To “Pause” Transgender Surgeries On Tennessee Kids
Bonus Story: TN AG Leads Coalition To Demand DOJ Respect Free Speech Rights Of Critics Of Pediatric Transgender Procedures
#2 – Heavily Armed FBI Agents Arrest TN Man In Front Of Children, Wife For Involvement In Peaceful Abortion Protest
#3 – MNPS Quietly Working To Take Away Parent’s Rights
#4 – Nearly 1,000 Families Applied, 350 Accepted Into Tennessee’s Education Savings Plan
#5 – Federal Judge Delays Sentencing Of Ex-State Rep. Robin Smith Until 2024
#6 – Federal Campaign Finance Case Against Kelsey Gains Steam With Guilty Plea Slated From Co-Defendant
#7 – Metro Nashville Council Votes To Approve Half-Million Planned Parenthood Grant
Federal Campaign Finance Case Against Kelsey Gains Steam With Guilty Plea Slated From Co-Defendant
In 2021, Senator Brian Kelsey And Restaurant Owner Joshua Smith Were Indicted For Allegedly Funneling Money From Kelsey’s State Account To His Congressional Campaign, A Violation Of Federal Law. Now, Smith Is Slated To Plead Guilty To A Single Charge Of Funneling “Soft Money” To The Campaign, According To Court Documents.
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On The Tennessee Ballot In November: Constitutional Amendment To Address Governor’s Line Of Succession
Tennessee Is The Only State In The Union That Doesn’t Provide For A Temporary Acting Governor In Their State Constitution. A Constitutional Amendment Is Looking To Change That And Voters Will Get To Decide On The Issue On November 8th.
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Judicial Panel Rules That Tennessee Education Savings Account Program Can Move Forward
A Tennessee Trial Court Ruled Friday That Tennessee’s Education Scholarship Program Can Move Forward. A Three-Judge Panel Heard Arguments Earlier In The Day From The American Civil Liberties Union And Southern Poverty Law Center. The Two Groups Had Asked The Court To Deliver An Injunction Against The Pilot Program.
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Tennessee Incumbents Use Taxpayer Dollars For Self-Promotion During Election Year
With 2022 Being An Election Year, Mailers That Appear To Be Focused Solely On Self-Promotion, With The Purpose Of Highlighting A Legislator’s Accomplishments, Essentially Work As Campaign Pieces Funded By Tennessee Taxpayers.
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Senate Education Committee Passes Bill To Remove Obscene Materials From School Libraries
The Tennessee Senate Education Committee Passed A Bill That Aims To Prohibit Educational Institutions From Making Materials That Are Considered “Obscene” Or “Harmful To Minors” Available To Students.
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Bill To Limit Divisive Teachings In Universities Passes Senate
The Senate Companion Bill To House Speaker Cameron Sexton’s Bill, That Would Impact How Public Institutions Of Higher Education Can Approach “Divisive Concepts” With Employees And Students, Passed On The Senate Floor Monday Evening 25 To 5 With One Republican Senator Joining His Democratic Colleagues In Voting No.
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