Tennessee Conservative
The Tennessee Legislative Report Card (TLRC) Has Given Senator Mark Pody, Representative Terri Lynn Weaver, Senator Janice Bowling And Retiring Representatives Jerry Sexton And Bruce Griffey The Highest Rankings Of All Republicans In The Tennessee General Assembly.
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***Update – We’ve added three more candidates to our Endorsement list!***
Tennessee Conservative’s List Of Endorsements For The 2022 Election Season. We May Add More Candidates To Our List Of Endorsements As Time Goes On.
We Are Endorsing Multiple Candidates That Are Running Against Republican Incumbents, Many Are RINO’s While Some Are Moderate Benchwarmers.
The Fact Is, We Never Truly Know How A New Individual Will Perform Once Elected To Office. But We Certainly Know How Those Who Have Held Office Have Performed And Their Track Records Demonstrate That It’s Time For A Change.
This List, In Our Opinion, Reflects The Candidates That We Believe Would Best Serve Conservative Principles Should They Be Elected Or Re-Elected To Office.
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The Office Of Governor Lee Issued A Statement That Holds Out The Possibility Of Additional Steps Being Taken On The State-Level To Ease The Burden Of Historic Rising Gas Prices And Inflation.
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In An 87 To 3 Vote, With 5 Representatives Abstaining, A Bill That Would Require Non-Profits To Report All Expenditures Of 60 Days Prior To Elections Was Passed By The Tennessee House.
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With The “Free Marijuana For All Tennesseans Act” Pulled From Notice, Enacting Cannabis Legislation Has Reached The End Of Its Journey In The State House For The Rest Of This Year.
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A Bill That Would Stop Taxpayers From Being Forced To Fund Education For Illegal Immigrants Died In The House K-12 Subcommittee On Tuesday With Three Republican Legislators Helping Put An End To It.
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A Bill Aimed At Reestablishing Trust In Tennessee Elections Was Debated In The House Elections And Campaign Finance Subcommittee On March 16th And Failed In A 7-0 Vote Due To Concerns About Perceived Implementation Costs.
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1) 3 Republicans Support Taxpayer Funding Of Illegal Immigrant Education in TN
2) Bill To Establish Verifiable Paper Trail For TN Ballots Fails In House Subcommittee
3) Social Media Common Carrier Bill Moves Forward Despite Two Republicans Voting No
4) Weak E-Verify Bill Amended To Only Apply To Companies With 35 Or More Employees
5) Senate Education Committee Passes Parent Bill of Rights Act
6) Bill To Remove Obscene Materials From School Libraries Slated For Senate Committee Hearing
7) TN Senator Takes Issue With Taxpayer Funded Lobbying During Committee Meeting
SB1780 Originally Sought To Lower The Threshold For Employers Having To Verify Work Authorization Status Of New Hires Through E-Verify From Those With 50 Or More Employees To Those With 25 Or More But An Amendment Was Added That Changed The Threshold To 35 Employees.
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