Tennessee Conservative
Military Leaders Will Testify On Tuesday Before The Military Personnel Subcommittee Of The House Armed Services Committee About The Impact Of The Department Of Defense’s Covid-19 Vaccine Mandate On DOD Employees And Military Service Members.
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Bills Have Begun To Be Filed For The Upcoming Legislative Session Here In Tennessee Due To Commence On January 11, 2023, Which Will Begin Our 113th General Assembly. One Of The First, SB 2 (Sen. Jack Johnson) And HB 2 (Rep. Jason Zachary) Will Remove The Termination Date On Protections From Covid Mandates, Currently Set To Expire On July 1, 2023. Many Tennesseans May Not Realize That Current Laws Restricting Employers From Mandating The Shot As A Condition Of Employment And Restricting Schools From Requiring Masks Are Due To Sunset. Your Legislature Passed Laws To Secure Your Liberties, With An Expiration Date. Go Figure. The Passage Of SB 2 And HB 2 Would Make These Protections Permanent. And That Is A Good Thing. However, There Is A Catch. With The Passage Of Title 14 In The Special Session Of October 2021, The Legislature Did More Than Protect Employees. They Also Protected Themselves.
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Despite The Fact That The Centers For Disease Control Has Now Relaxed Covid-19 Guidance Even Further, One Tennessee University Is Still Requesting The Authority To Mandate Vaccines.
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U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland Faced Harsh Criticism Wednesday After He Defended A Memo Directing The FBI To Monitor And Investigate Parents Protesting Covid-19 Mandates And Critical Race Theory Curriculum At School Board Meetings Across The Country.
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While Governor Bill Lee Ignored Lawmakers’ Requests For A Special Session Regarding Recent Covid-19 Related Mandates, He Called His Own To Ask Legislators To Consider The State’s Role In A Multi-Billion Dollar Ford Investment. House Members Took The Opportunity To Attempt To Move Forward With Their Own Proposal.
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A New FBI Focus On Parents Accused Of Harassing School Officials Around The Country Over Curriculum And COVID-19 Policies Is Being Criticized By Republican Lawmakers As Government Overreach And An Attempt To Curb Speech Rights.
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Representative Susan Lynn Has Filed A Bill In Tennessee House Of Representatives That, If Passed, Would Make It Unlawful For Businesses Of Public Accommodation To Create Policies Requiring Consumers To Wear Masks, Take COVID Tests, Or Vaccines, Or Any Other Type Of Medical Treatment.
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