Out Of State Groups Spending MILLIONS To Oust Some Of Tennessee’s ACTUAL CONSERVATIVE LEGISLATORS!!! & Much More On The Big 7!

Out Of State Groups Spending MILLIONS to Oust Some of Tennessee’s ACTUAL CONSERVATIVE LEGISLATORS!!!
• TN Election Finance Board Goes After Constitutional Republicans
• Gov. Lee Caves…
& Much More on the Big 7!

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Out-Of-State Groups Spend Millions To Oust Some Of Tennessee’s Most Conservative Legislators

Out-Of-State Groups Are Spending Millions To Unseat Two Of Tennessee’s Most Conservative Elected Officials – Senator Frank Niceley (R-Strawberry Plains-District 8) And Representative Bryan Richey (R-Maryville-District 20), Who Is A Candidate For Tennessee Senate District 2.

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Campaign Finance Appointee Tom Lawless Wants State Regulating Conservative Groups In Tennessee

Senate Republican Caucus Appointee Tom Lawless Wants The State To Monitor And Control Conservative Groups In Tennessee. Over The Last Ten Years, Lawless Has Been An Influential Member Of The Tennessee Registry Of Election Finance While Gaining A Reputation For Going After Conservatives Who Challenge The GOP Establishment.

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GOP State Senate Candidate Deletes Equity, Entitlement Statements From His Website Following Conservative Pushback

GOP State Senate Candidate, Jessie Seal (R-District 8) Has Deleted Equity And Entitlement Statements From His Campaign Website Following Conservative Pushback.

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Brentwood’s Tractor Supply Ends DEI Initiatives, Pride Funding

Brentwood-Based Tractor Supply Announced It Is Eliminating All Diversity, Equity And Inclusion Roles And Goals Along With Discontinuing Sending Data To The Human Rights Campaign In Response To Conservative Complaints Related To Its Policies.

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Conservative Representative Jody Barrett Running For Reelection: A Look At His Voting Record – Barrett Talks Illegal Immigration & The “Year In A Nutshell”

Over 150 People Showed Up In Support Of Conservative Representative Jody Barrett (R-Dickson-District 69) When He Officially Launched His Reelection Campaign From Downtown Dickson. Rep. Barrett Assumed Office In 2022 And Is Currently Running For A 2nd Term In District 69. So Let’s Take A Look At What Barrett Has Been Up To During His First Term In Office.

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Court Threatens First Amendment Rights Of Tennessee Star (Op-Ed)

The First Amendment Implications Of This Episode Are Obvious And Grave: A Local Publisher Is Threatened With Potential Criminal Charges For Merely Reporting On Legally Obtained Documents. Leahy’s Treatment Also Raises Concern Over The Increasing Hostility That Judiciaries Express Toward The Journalistic Practice Of Maintaining Source-Confidentiality. This Represents A Remarkable Departure In Recent Years From The Formerly Iron-Clad Protections Afforded To Journalists Working With Confidential Documents. Whether On The State Or Federal Level, These Efforts To Curtail A Free Press In Court Must Be Repudiated. One Would Hope That The National Press Would Unify Against This Gathering Threat To Its Collective Freedom.

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Paul Sherrell Running For Reelection: A Look At His Voting Record

Representative Paul Sherrell (R-Sparta-District 43) Is Running For Re-Election And Is On The Ballot In The Republican Primary Slated For August 1st, 2024 Where He Will Face Two Challengers. Having Served Two Terms As A Lawmaker Already, Should Sherrell Be Given Another Four Years? Read Our Deep Dive On Sherrell’s Record And Then Decide.

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Gov. Lee Endorses 2024 GOP Candidates For Tennessee House & Senate

As The 2024 Election Season Continues To Unfold, Gov. Bill Lee Has Taken The Time To Endorse Several GOP Candidates Which, In The Opinion Of Some Conservatives, Helps Them Know Exactly Who Not To Vote For.

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Mary Littleton Running For Reelection: A Look At Her Voting Record

Representative Mary Littleton (R-Dickson-District 78) Is Running For Re-Election And Is On The Ballot In The Republican Primary Slated For August 1st, 2024. Having Spent Twelve Years As A Lawmaker Already, Should Littleton’s Time As A State Representative In The Tennessee General Assembly Be Extended For Another Four Years? Read Our Deep-Dive Into Her Voting Record To Decide.

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