Tennessee Conservative
According To A New Report From the Tennessee Commission On Children And Youth, Nearly One In Five Tennessee Kids Live In Poverty And It Varies Greatly By Geography.
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Children Are No Longer Sleeping At Department Of Children’s Services (DCS) Offices, Except For Those In Shelby County, According To The Department’s Commissioner Margie Quin.
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East Tennessee Conservative’s Guest Speaker For Their March 14th Meeting Will Be Gary Humble Of Tennessee Stands To Present Updates On Legislation In The General Assembly.
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A Restraining Order Has Been Issued By A Federal Judge Against Solar Titan USA, A Company Based In Knoxville, After Numerous Customer Complaints.
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In A Recent Post, Entitled East Tennessee’s Rainbow Mafia, I Commented On The LGBTQ Community’s Tendency To Vilify Critics Of “All Ages” Drag Shows. My Point Was, “Churches Opposed To ‘All Ages’ Drag Shows And Conservatives Who Express Criticism Of The LGBTQ Agenda Are Targeted For Hateful Responses–And Even Retaliation–By The Bullies Posing As ‘Victims.’ It Is Time To Expose The Double Standard And Regard The LGBTQ Extremists For What They Are–A Rainbow Mafia.”
Within Days Of My Post, The Rainbow Mafia (Through One Of The Board Members Of The Nonprofit In Question, Who Also Serves As The Organization’s “Secretary And Administrative Coordinator), Began Attacking Me Personally On Social Media As “Heartless, Cold, And Hateful.” Oh My. This Is LGBTQ’s Version Of “Tolerance” And “Inclusion.”
Governor Bill Lee Has Named Three Appointments To The Tennessee Public Charter School Commission.
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The LGBTQ Community Likes To Portray Itself As The Powerless Victim Of Oppression By An Intolerant Society, But In Reality It Is An Aggressive—Even Militant—Challenger Of The Judeo-Christian Morality That Has Long Characterized Predominantly-Religious East Tennessee.
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The Same Drag Queen Christmas Show That Made A Stop In Nashville At The End Of November Will Be In East Tennessee On December 22nd At Knoxville’s Historic Tennessee Theatre.
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Five Candidates Have Applied To Fill The Tennessee Supreme Court Vacancy That Will Be Created By The Retirement Of Justice Sharon Lee. Lee Will Finish Out 19 Years Of Serving In The Tennessee Judiciary When Her Retirement Becomes Effective On August 31, 2023.
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At A Virtual Meeting Of The Tennessee Textbook And Instructional Materials Quality Commission This Week, Committee Members Voiced Concerns Over The Guidance They Are Fine Tuning For School Districts Regarding The Appeals Process For Materials.
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