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According To Expense Reports For Republican Rep. Bruce Griffey Of Paris, He Paid $6,000 To Cattleya For Campaign Work In January 2019. According To A Review Of Griffey’s Campaign Finance Disclosures, The Payment Was The Largest Single Sum Of Money Griffey Spent During The 2020 Campaign Cycle.
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On February 1st, 2022, TN House Rep. Bruce Griffey (R-Paris-District 75) Filed House Bill 2311, Which Would Make The Imposition Of A Covid Vaccine Mandate Or The Requirement Of A Covid Vaccine Passport A Criminal Offense In Tennessee. Griffey’s Bill Will Be Heard By The House Business And Utilities Subcommittee On March 9th, 2022.
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A Bill That Is Aimed At Reestablishing Trust In Tennessee Elections Will Be Debated On March 9th, 2022 By The House Elections And Campaign Finance Subcommittee.
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1) Bill Prohibiting State Agencies From Lobbying For Or Against State Legislation Taken Off Notice
2) Outraged Tennesseans Denied Opportunity To Testify Regarding Patient’s Rights Bill
3) Mayor Jacobs & Rep. Zachary Launch Defense Fund To Fight Mask Mandate In Knox County Public Schools
4) Bill To Lock Out Congressional Newcomers Faces Amendments In House
5) Bill To Restrict LGBTQ+ Promotion In TN Classroom Materials Passes House Subcommittee
6) TN Bill Rejecting Exemptions For Schools That Allow Obscene Materials Moves Forward
7) TN Act To Protect Healthcare Workers From CMS Mandates Heads To Lee To Become Law
Two Of Representative Griffey’s Bills To Deal With The Issue Of Illegal Immigration In The State Of Tennessee Have Found Their Way To Subcommittees. Representative Bruce Griffey’s Bills Focus On Real-World, State-Level Solutions To The Illegal Immigration Problem In Tennessee Without Shifting The Responsibility To The Federal Government.
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Two Pro-Life Bills Will Be Heard By Subcommittee Next Week & One Will Be Up For House Vote.
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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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House Bill 0800 Would Protect Tennessee Students By Prohibiting The Promotion Of Certain Lifestyles In Classroom Materials. The Bill Is On The March 2nd Calendar For The House Finance, Ways, And Means Subcommittee.
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1) Representatives Of The Heartland Institute Testify In Support Of Social Media Common Carrier Bill
2) Bill Proposes To Fill Teaching Positions With “Warm Bodies”
3) TN Bill Would Prohibit State Agencies From Lobbying For Or Against State Legislation
4) 2 Republicans Hope to Make Public Records Harder for Citizens to Access
5) Bill To Limit Divisive Teachings in Universities Passes Both House and Senate Education Committees
6) House Subcommittee Kicks The Can On Griffey’s E-Verify Bill To Stop Illegal Immigration
7) House Republicans Favor Businesses Over Employees By Sidelining Anti-CRT Bill
Three Bills Aimed At Further Ensuring Election Integrity In Tennessee Are Slated To Be Heard In Subcommittee, Committee And On The House Floor Next Week.
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