Tennessee Conservative
Last Week Rep. Bryan Richey Wrote A Letter Addressed To Gov. Bill Lee, Calling On Him To Cancel The Special Session On Gun Control Legislation. Even Though Lee’s Stance Is Clearly In Opposition To His Own Political Party, He Still Seems Quite Confident That By The Time August Rolls Around Republican Legislators Will Side With Him Or At The Very Least Compromise.
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Tennessee State Rep. Bryan Richey Has Penned An Open Letter To Governor Lee Asking Him To Not Call Legislators Back To Nashville On August 21st To Enact An Unconstitutional ‘Red Flag’ Law. Reps Todd Warner And Ed Butler Along With Senator Janice Bowling Have Already Signed The Letter. More Conservative-Leaning Republicans Are Expected To Sign On In Time.
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Bryan Richey, In Just His Freshman Year As State Representative From Maryville, Has Been Recognized By The Conservative Club Of Tellico As Tennessee Conservative Of The Year.
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On Friday, School Choice Legislation To Expand Tennessee’s Education Savings Account (ESA) Pilot Program To Two Additional Counties Hit A Last Minute Snag As Lawmakers Sought To Wrap Up The 113th Legislative Session.
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This Week, A Bill That Would Have Been An Opportunity For Substantive Voter Roll Cleanup, Greatly Increasing Voter Integrity In The State Of Tennessee, Was Killed By The House Finance, Ways, And Means Subcommittee And Taken Off Notice For This Session, Ending Any Possibility That It Could Be Heard And Passed On The House Floor.
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A Leaked Recording Of Senator Jack Johnson Commenting On ‘Red Flag Laws’ Is Causing A Stir As Tennesseans Brace Themselves For What They Expect To Be Surprise “Red Flag” Legislation Being Concocted By Our Own State Senate Members.
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Representative Bryan Richey Says Representative Justin Jones Wanted To Be Kicked Out Of The Tennessee General Assembly In Order To Increase His National Exposure Lending Credibility To The Theory That The Circumstances Propelling Three Democratic Lawmakers Into The National Spotlight Was A Coordinated Stunt.
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Companion Bills Requiring Potential Voters To Be Checked For Immigration Status Were Placed On The Finance, Ways, And Means Committees For Both The Tennessee House And Senate To Be Considered Next Week.
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The House Local Government Committee Has Passed A Bill That Would Require All Potential Voters To Be Checked For Immigration Status.
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A Bill That Will Allow For School Teachers And Staff To Conceal Carry Will Be Sent To The House Floor For A Vote. However, In The Senate Judiciary Committee, The Bill Was Deferred Until January 23, 2024 Meaning The Legislation Will Not Be Allowed To Pass The Committee Process In The Senate Until Next Year.
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