Tennessee Conservative
Since 1949, Tennessee Government Has Relied On Sales Tax As The Primary Source Of Funding. Prior To 1949, The State Also Relied On A Statewide Property Tax. The State Property Tax Went Away But The Empowering Legislation Did Not. A Proposed Amendment To The Tennessee Constitution Will Address This By Forever Banning A Statewide Property Tax In The Volunteer State.
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Yesterday In The Senate Judiciary Committee, Senator Ferrell Haile’s New Legislation Was Passed, Bringing State-Owned Private Businesses And Banks One Step Closer To Becoming A Reality.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee Is Scheduled To Consider An Amendment To The State Constitution That Would Allow States To Own Banks And Equity In Private Companies.
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A Move Is Afoot For A Constitutional Amendment Shifting Tennessee’s Judicial And County Elections To November From August, A Situation That Some Fear Is An Effort To Further Consolidate Power And Could Confuse Voters.
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All Four Constitutional Amendments On The Tennessee Statewide Ballot, Including A Proposal To Put Right-To-Work Legislation Into The Constitution, Passed On Tuesday By A Wide Margin.
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Brandon Lewis, Founder Of The Tennessee Conservative, Joins The Alex Abernathy Podcast To Discuss Tennessee Constitution Amendment #3, And An Upcoming Rally To Push For An End To Child Mutilation In Tennessee.
They Go On To Discuss The Possibility Of Children In Tennessee Identifying As “Furries” Being Allowed To Use The Restroom In Litter Boxes At School.
They Close By Discussing An Upcoming Event To Train Regular Tennesseans How To Become Citizen Lobbyists.
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Tennesseans Will Have The Opportunity To Vote On Four State Constitutional Amendments In November. Presented As “Yes” Or “No” Questions, The Proposed Amendments Will Appear On The Ballot Below The Candidates Running For The Governor’s Race.
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The Committee Advocating For A Right-To-Work Constitutional Amendment Said A Recent Poll Shows 64% Of Tennesseans Will Vote “Yes” To Add The Amendment To The State Constitution.
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The Tennessee House Voted Thursday To Add A Right-To-Work Amendment To The State Constitution, Giving Voters The Chance To Decide Its Fate.
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Plaintiffs Claim A State Regulation Allowing Union Organizers To Access Private Property For The Purpose Of Soliciting Support Violates The Fourth And Fifth U.S. Constitution Amendments.
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