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“Fake Felony” Charge Used To Disqualify Conservative Judge Candidate Overturned For Client

May 18, 2023May 18, 2023 TTC 6 Comments Candidates, Connie Reguli, Conservative, felony, Joseph A. Woodruff, judge, Sean Aiello, Williamson County, Williamson County Commission, Williamson Families PAC

Connie Reguli Told The Tennessee Conservative That Her Conviction Was A “Fake” Felony Because Judge Joseph A. Woodruff Had Changed The Law To Secure The Conviction Against Her. None Of The Other News Outlets Touched This Subject. Reguli Believed That This Fake Conviction Would Be Overturned On Appeal, But Of Course, It Would Be Well Past The Election Which Was Set Two Weeks Away On May 3. And Now It Looks Like Reguli Was Right.

State News

Sweeping Grassroots Victories With Williamson County GOP Reorganization

April 21, 2023April 21, 2023 TTC 4 Comments Candidates, Conservatives, GOP, Grassroots, Reorganization, Republicans, Scott Golden, Tennessee, Tracy Miller, Williamson County, Williamson County Republican Party

On Tuesday April 18th, Williamson County GOP Held Their Highly Anticipated And Hotly Contested Reorganization Convention. At That Event, Which Has Been With Fraught Drama And Intrigue, An Entirely New Slate Of Folks Were Elected To Represent Williamson County Republicans.

Bill That Limits Out-Of-State Funding For Tennessee Candidates Heading To House And Senate Committees

State News

Bill That Limits Out-Of-State Funding For TN Candidates Heading To House And Senate Committees

March 10, 2023March 10, 2023 TTC 0 Comments Campaign Funding, Candidates, Dave Wright, Frank Niceley, HB0388, House Bill 0388, House Elections & Campaign Finance Subcommittee, SB0100, Senate Bill 0100, Senate State and Local Government Committee, Tennessee, Tennessee General Assembly, Tennessee House of Representatives, Tennessee Senate

A Bill That Greatly Reduces Out-Of-State Funding For Tennessee Candidates Is Heading To Committees In Both The House And Senate Next Week.

Opinion

Why Are Open Primaries In Tennessee A Big Deal?

March 6, 2023March 6, 2023 TTC 6 Comments Candidates, Democrats, Donald Beehler, HB1045, House Bill 1045, Open Primaries, primary elections, Republicans, Tennessee, Voting, Williamson County, Williamson Strong

It Seems Self-Evident That Voters Should, In Good Faith, Cast Their Primary Ballot For The Candidate Who Best Represents Their Convictions. It Also Is Reasonable To Expect A Candidate’s Values Align With The Party Under Which They Run. Unfortunately, In Tennessee, That Is Not Always The Case Due To Our State’s Open Primaries.

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County Party Says Republican School Board Member Targeted By Democrats Who Crossed Over To Vote Against Him In Primary

February 27, 2023February 27, 2023 TTC 4 Comments Candidates, closed primaries, Conservatives, crossover raiding, crossover voting, Democrats, Joseph Padilla, Moderates, Republicans, Tennessee, Wilson County, Wilson County Republican Party, Wilson County School Board Ethics Committee

The Wilson County Republican Party Of Tennessee Says That An Ongoing Situation Surrounding Republican School Board Member Joseph Padilla Highlights The Need To Close Primaries In Tennessee.

Opinion

The Christmas Season, The Upcoming Legislative Session And Fielding Conservative Candidates

December 23, 2022December 23, 2022 TTC 0 Comments Brandon Lewis, Candidates, Christmas, Conservatives, Dale Carr, GOP, illegal immigrants, illegal immigration, Legislation, patriots, RINOs, Shane Reeves, Tennessee, Tennessee General Assembly, Tennessee GOP, The Tennessee Conservative

It Has Been Some Time Since I’ve Written To You – And Frankly I Feel Guilty About It. So, Here, In Brief, Is What’s On My Mind… #1 – The Upcoming Legislative Session #2 – Fielding Conservative Candidates #3 – The Christmas Season #4 – Our Year End Campaign #5 – “Wasting” Time #6 – Getting Back At It. God Bless You All And Merry Christmas!

State News

Tennessee Right To Life Revokes Endorsement Of Senator Richard Briggs

December 15, 2022December 15, 2022 TTC 4 Comments Abortion, abortion laws, Campaigns, Candidates, endorsement, Human Life Protection Act, Knox County, Richard Briggs, Roger Kane, Tennessee, Tennessee General Assembly, Tennessee Right to Life, Tennessee Right to Life Political Action Committee, Will Brewer

On Tuesday, The Tennessee Right To Life Political Action Committee (PAC) Notified State Senator Richard Briggs, Of Knox County, That It Was Revoking His Endorsement Due To His Public Reversal Of Political Stances Which He Pledged Earlier This Year During His Respective Contested Primary And General Election Campaigns.

State News

Five Applicants To Be Considered For Tennessee’s Upcoming Supreme Court Vacancy

December 13, 2022December 13, 2022 TTC 0 Comments Candidates, Chattanooga, Dwight E. Tarwater, East Tennessee, Governor’s Council for Judicial Appointments, John C. Rambo, Jonesborough, knoxville, Kristi M. Davis, Michael Richardson, Sharon Lee, Tennessee, Tennessee Supreme Court, Tom Greenholtz

Five Candidates Have Applied To Fill The Tennessee Supreme Court Vacancy That Will Be Created By The Retirement Of Justice Sharon Lee. Lee Will Finish Out 19 Years Of Serving In The Tennessee Judiciary When Her Retirement Becomes Effective On August 31, 2023.

Videos

18-Year Old TN Conservative Political Activist Working To Put Principled Patriots In Office – Interview With Tyler Ybarra

November 30, 2022November 30, 2022 TTC 0 Comments Brandon Lewis, campaigning, Candidates, Collierville, Collierville School Board, Conservative, Conservatives, Interview, interviews, Tennessee, Tyler Ybarra, Video, videos

Today, We Are Joined By Tyler Ybarra, An 18-Year-Old Conservative Political Activist, Who Recently Led A Campaign To Install A Conservative Candidate Into A Highly Contested School Board Seat In Collierville, TN. Tyler Believes That It Is Important For Young Conservatives To Be A Part Of The Decision-Making Process And Plans To Continue His Work To Make Sure That Happens. Tyler Talks About His Biggest Take-Aways From His Recent Campaign And Gives Advice To Potential Candidates Seeking Public Office As Conservatives. Tyler’s Story And Success Should Serve As Inspiration For Other Young Conservatives In Tennessee To Get Active And Effectively Engaged.

State News

Rep. Powers To Re-Introduce Bill To Combat Big Tech Censorship Of Tennessee Citizens

November 30, 2022November 30, 2022 TTC 2 Comments Big Tech, Bo Watson, Candidates, Commerce Committee, Common Carrier, Conservatives, Democrats, Dennis Powers, HB2369, House Bill 2369, House Business and Utilities Subcommittee, House Finance Ways and Means Committee, Jack Johnson, Jason Zachary, Joey Hensley, political ideology, Republicans, SB2161, Senate Finance Ways and Means Committee, social media censorship, Tennesseans, Tennessee, Tennessee General Assembly, Tennessee Legislature, U.S. Congress

Representative Dennis Powers Plans To Reintroduce His Social Media Common Carrier Bill With Hopes That It Will Pass This Time Around. Powers Believes Social Media Is The Town Square Of Our Time And That Social Media Companies Are Common Carriers, Just Like A Phone Company Or Hotel Chain, And They Should Not Discriminate Based Upon Political Ideology.

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“Fake Felony” Charge Used To Disqualify Conservative Judge Candidate Overturned For Client

Sweeping Grassroots Victories With Williamson County GOP Reorganization

Bill That Limits Out-Of-State Funding For TN Candidates Heading To House And Senate Committees

Why Are Open Primaries In Tennessee A Big Deal?

County Party Says Republican School Board Member Targeted By Democrats Who Crossed Over To Vote Against Him In Primary

The Christmas Season, The Upcoming Legislative Session And Fielding Conservative Candidates

Tennessee Right To Life Revokes Endorsement Of Senator Richard Briggs

Five Applicants To Be Considered For Tennessee’s Upcoming Supreme Court Vacancy

18-Year Old TN Conservative Political Activist Working To Put Principled Patriots In Office – Interview With Tyler Ybarra

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