Will We Recognize Tennessee 10 Years From Now?

Our State Is Suffering Under Massive, Unchecked Illegal Immigration.

Sadly, Republican Leadership Condones It Through Inaction, While Having A Well-Documented History Of Making It Worse, At The State Level.

If This Continues, Do You Think We’ll Even Recognize Tennessee In 10 Years? I Have My Doubts…

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Tennessee Republican, Democrat Team Up To Move Harassment Investigations To New Liaison, Attorney General

An Unlikely Tennessee House Democrat And Republican Combo Is Joining Efforts To Move Sexual Harassment Cases From Control Of The Legislature Through A Third-Party Liaison To The State Attorney General’s Office.

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Tennessee House Passes Bill Barring Local Councils From Returning Expelled Lawmakers

Despite Constitutional Questions, Tennessee House Republicans Approved A Measure Monday That Would Stop Expelled Lawmakers From Being Reappointed To Office.

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Senate Judiciary Chair Todd Gardenhire Comes Down Hard On Bail Bill

Senate Judiciary Chairman Todd Gardenhire Blasted A Proposed Amendment To The Tennessee Constitution Regarding The State’s Bail Law Tuesday, Saying It Will Pack County Jails And Put Local Governments In A Financial Bind.

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Tennessee Constitution Allows Tickets To Legislative Session, Attorney General Says

A Ticketing System That Restricts Public Access To The Tennessee House Of Representatives Is Allowable Under The State’s Constitution, According To A Legal Opinion From Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti.

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Senator Ferrell Haile Files Fake, Do-Nothing Illegal Immigration Bill

Critics Of Haile’s Bill Say That The Answers To The Illegal Immigration Crisis Are Already Clear And That The Last Thing Tennessee Needs At This Point Is More Data Collection, Especially When Considering The Said Data Is Not Slated For The Public-At-Large To View, But Is Meant For The Eyes Of The GOP Leadership, Who Have A Pathetic Track Record As It Relates To Illegal Immigration.

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Lawmakers Look For Compromise On Vacating Tennessee State University’s Board

Tennessee Lawmakers Are Working On A Compromise To Soften The Blow In A Looming Vote To Vacate Tennessee State University’s Board Of Directors Amid Criticism Over The Historically Black College’s Operations.

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Sexton, Jones Hold $1M In Cash, Plus More Notes From Campaign Filings

Heading Into The 2024 State Election Season, Only Two Tennessee State Lawmakers Hold Over $1 Million Combined In Their Campaign And PAC Accounts.

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