Tennessee Conservative
As Of This Month, The State Of Tennessee Will Begin The Process Of Removing Those Who Have Been Previously Convicted Of “Aggravated Prostitution” From The State’s Sex Offender Registry, Where They Have Been Listed Due To Their HIV Status Upon Conviction.
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Tennessee’s Coordinator Of Elections, Mark Goins, Recently Sent Out 14,000 Letters In A Bid To Secure The State’s Elections But Leaders Of The Democratic Party In The Tennessee General Assembly Are Enraged And Demanding Answers From The Secretary Of State.
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In The Middle Of An Election Year, Rep. Patsy Hazlewood (R-Signal Mountain-District 27) Is Allegedly Blocking Constituent Comments From Appearing On Her Social Media Pages, Likely Because These Comments Attempted To Call The GOP Incumbent Out On Her Voting Record. Meanwhile, Locals Report That Many Of The Yard Signs Highlighting Her Voting Record Are “Mysteriously Disappearing,” Getting Run Over Or Being Stolen.
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Biden’s Department Of Justice Have Entered Into A Deal With Shelby County DA Steve Mulroy To Cease The Enforcement Of Tennessee Criminal Code That Prosecutes Those Who Are Arrested For Prostitution And Doing So While Knowingly Afflicted With The HIV Virus.
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Eleven People Have Been Arrested In Montgomery And Sumner Counties After An Investigation Into Election Fraud.
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Tennessee Will Make It A Felony For A Minor To Access An Adult Content Website Without Age Verification Starting Jan. 1.
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Gov. Bill Lee Signed House Bill 2814 Into Law, Making Illegal Drag Racing Or Organized Street Racing A Class E Felony Instead Of A Misdemeanor.
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A Dozen People Face Felony Charges And Two Dozen Victims Have Been Identified In A Large-Scale, Collaborative Operation To Target Online Child Exploitation And Sextortion In Tennessee.
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Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Has Joined A Coalition Of 21 States In A Lawsuit Opposing An Unconstitutional New Rule From The Bureau Of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms And Explosives That Would Prevent Law-Abiding Americans From Privately Selling Firearms.
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A 2022 Tennessee Judicial Candidate Is Suing State And City Officials After Her “Fake Felony” Conviction Was Reversed Earlier This Year.
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