Tennessee Grassroots And Republican Establishment At Odds

Earlier This Month, Two Conservative Media Outlets In Tennessee Leveled Accusations At The Director Of Local Grassroots Organization Tennessee Stands, Gary Humble.

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It’s Not Just About Gun Laws – Disrespect For Our Rights Comes Easily To Our Governor And Many Others Too

The News Here In Tennessee, Of Late Is All About Gov. Bill Lee’s Support For Instituting Unconstitutional 2A Laws. We Shouldn’t Be Surprised. We’ve Known That’s Who He Is, All Along. Today, I Read That Lee Is Back On The Trail Of Trying To Recruit Out-Of State Law Enforcement. Frankly, I’m Thinking This Is About Outside Influence That We Don’t Need. Why Not TN Men And Women? Might Tennesseans Be Too Fond Of The Constitution And Try To Follow It? Just Asking. The Real Issue Is, How Did We Let It Get This Far?

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TN Attorney General Believes COVID Shots Don’t Work, Are Dangerous But Defends Lee’s Unlawful Pandemic Response

In The Filing Of A Petition For Rulemaking, That Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Joined Along With 20 Other Attorney Generals, Calling For The Repeal Of The Federal Vaccine Mandate For Healthcare Workers, Skrmetti Also Claims That Shots For Covid-19 Don’t Work As They Do Not Prevent Transmission.

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TN Student Learning Loss Matches Nationwide Trend In Nation’s Report Card

Tennessee Mirrored The National Trend With Lower Test Score Results In Both Reading And Math As Shown In The Nation’s Report Card From The National Assessment Of Educational Progress.

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Pandemic Response Triggers 89% Increase In U.S. Food Stamp Spending

Spending On Food Stamps Has Increased By $53.5 Billion – An 89% Increase – In The Two Pandemic Years. By Comparison, That’s How Much The Entire Program Cost In 2009 During The Great Recession.

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Study Highlights High Costs, Limited Benefits Of Government Pandemic Restrictions

An Analysis From Johns Hopkins University Found Government Restrictions Intended To Slow The Spread Of Covid-19 Came With High Economic And Social Costs And Limited Public Health Benefits.

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TN Education Commissioner Permits At Least 7 School Districts To Go Virtual

The Tennessee Department Of Education, Led By Education Commissioner Penny Schwinn, Has Given Permission To At Least Seven School Districts To Shift To Virtual Learning For Up To Five Days In Response To Issues Related To Covid-19.

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Masks Not Mandated, Strongly Encouraged In Hamilton County Schools

Dr. Justin Robertson, The New Superintendent Of Hamilton County Schools, Has Shared The School District’s Virus Mitigation Strategies Going Into The Second Semester Of The 2021-22 School Year.

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