Tennessee Conservative
A Bill To Extend The Amount Of Time That A Perpetrator Remains On The Tennessee Sex Offender Registry Recently Passed In The Senate But The House Bill Was Taken Off Notice.
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Several Pieces Of Tennessee Legislation Could See Action This Week, With The Bills Either Held From Long Calendars Or Intentionally Delayed For Further Discussion.
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A Bill To Allow For The Death Penalty As Punishment For Child Rapists In Tennessee Has Been Revived In The House Of Representatives After Being Placed “Behind The Budget” In The House Finance, Ways And Means Subcommittee Back In February.
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Tennessee Collected Nearly $1.7 Billion In Taxes And Fees In March, Which Was $17.6 Million Higher Than Estimated And $55.1 Million Higher Than March 2023.
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Finance Committees In The Tennessee House And Senate Passed A $52.6 Billion Budget Tuesday Containing Funds For A Private-School Voucher Plan. But The Bill To Create A Voucher Program Stayed Stuck In Neutral – If Not Dead.
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A Bill To Create Year-Round Boarding Schools Or “Opportunity Public Charter Schools” For “At-Risk” Youth In Tennessee Has Been Placed Behind The Governor’s Budget In The House Finance, Ways And Means Subcommittee After Passing On The Senate Floor Just Last Week.
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A Bill To Extend The Amount Of Time That A Perpetrator Remains On The Tennessee Sex Offender Registry Was Recommended For Passage With Amendments On April 2nd By The Senate Judiciary Committee. However, In The House, The Bill Has Been Placed Behind Governor Lee’s Budget.
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President Joe Biden’s Persistent Push For Billions Of Dollars In Taxpayer Funding Toward Progressive Ideology On Gender And Race At Home And Abroad Is Under Fire.
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On Wednesday During A Meeting Of The Tennessee House Finance, Ways And Means Subcommittee, A Bill That Could Have Put Illegal Immigrants Who Commit Violent Crimes Behind Bars For Life Was Placed Behind Governor Lee’s Budget.
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The U.S. House Of Representatives Passed A $1.2 Trillion Spending Package Late Friday Morning. Three Of The Nine Members Of The Tennessee Congressional Delegation Voted In Favor Of The Budget – The Sole Democrat Steve Cohen And Two Republicans.
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