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Representative Dennis Powers Requested That A Bill Addressing Social Media Censorship Be Deferred After It Was Scheduled To Be Heard In The House Business & Utilities Subcommittee On Tuesday.
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Senator Bo Watson Has Reintroduced Legislation That Aims To Help Stymie Social Media’s Censorship Of Tennessee Elections While Preserving The First Amendment Rights Of All Tennesseans In Today’s Online Public Square.
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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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Tennessee Legislation That Would Have Stymied Social Media’s Censorship Of Tennessee Elections While Preserving The First Amendment Rights Of All Tennesseans In Today’s Online Public Square Is Dead For The Current Legislative Session.
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Tennessee Legislation That Would Stymie Social Media’s Censorship Of Tennessee Elections And Citizens Was Recently Placed Behind The Budget In A House Subcommittee But Has Begun Movement Again On The Senate Side Now To Be Heard April 19th, 2022 In The Finance, Ways And Means Committee.
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The Tennessee Conservative’s Founder, Brandon Lewis, Was Interviewed By Rick Dramm Of The Conservative Club Of Tellico On The Legendary WLIL Radio (102.7 FM & AM 730) In Lenoir City, Tennessee On April 7th, 2022. Listen In To The Program!
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During The House Finance, Ways And Means Subcommittee Meeting On March 30th, 2022, The “Common Carrier Bill” That Would Stop Social Media Censorship Of Tennessee Elections And Citizens Was Placed Behind The Budget Due To The Cost Of Implementing The Recommendations Of The Legislation.
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The “Common Carrier Bill” That Would Stop Social Media Censorship Of Tennessee Elections And Citizens Passed The Full House Commerce Committee Yesterday (March 22nd) And Will Now Move Forward To The House Finance, Ways And Means Committee.
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The “Common Carrier Bill” That Would Stop Social Media Censorship Of Tennessee Elections And Citizens Took One More Step Toward Becoming Law Yesterday In The House Business And Utilities Subcommittee. The Bill Was Recommended For Passage If Amended And Referred To The House Commerce Committee On March 22nd.
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Action was deferred this week on both the House and Senate versions of the bill. SB2161 is now on the calendar for the Senate Commerce and Labor Committee for March 15th. HB2369 is now on the calendar for the House Business and Utilities Subcommittee for March 16th.
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