12 Republican Senators Allow Gay Pride Flags in Tennessee Schools Ahead of Election (Update 4.25.24)

A Tennessee Bill That Would Ban The Display Of Pride Flags – And Other Flags That Are Ideological Or Political In Nature – Did Not Pass On The Senate Floor On Tuesday. The Roll Call Vote Of 13 To 6 Failed To Gain A Constitutional Majority Of 17 Votes.

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Fake Conservative Group Endorses RINOs With Regularity

A Political Advocacy Group In Tennessee That Purports To Represent Conservative Values Repeatedly Praises And Endorses RINO Legislators As If They Are Fighting For Conservative Causes.

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Tennessee Year-Round Boarding School Bill Passes Senate Despite Concerning Issues

Proposed Legislation That Would Allow Year-Round Boarding Schools To Be Created In Tennessee For “At Risk” Youth Passed In The Senate Yesterday Despite Concerning Issues With The Bill.

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Tennessee’s Family Rights Bill – The Great Deception

For Conservatives Who Believed That This Bill Was Going To Solidify Parental Rights In The State Of Tennessee And Protect Children From Predators Who Infringe Upon The Parent’s Right To Consent To Education, Medical Care, Mental Health Treatments, And More (The Bill Enumerated One Through Twelve), You Were Wrong.

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Tennessee Immigration Bills Would Help AG Efforts To Sue Federal Government

A Pair Of Bills Are Intended To Allow Tennessee To Fight Illegal Immigration In The State.

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Tennessee Senate Passes Bill To Ensure Compliance With Age-Appropriate Materials Act

The Tennessee Senate Passed A Bill On Thursday That Would Allow Parents To File Civil Suits In Order To Ensure Compliance With The Age-Appropriate Materials Act.

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Bill To Prohibit Illegal Aliens From Being Housed On State Property To Be Heard In Tennessee House Committee

A Tennessee Bill, Carried Over From The Last Legislative Session, That Aims To Ban The Housing Of Illegal Aliens On State-Owned Property May Finally Be Moving Forward.

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Proposal For Boarding Schools For “At Risk” Youth In Tennessee Makes A Comeback In Sneaky Caption Bill

If The Bill Becomes Law, “At Risk” Children As Young As 11-Years-Old Could Be Enrolled In “Opportunity Charter Schools” And Sent Across The State, Separating Them From Their Families And Communities.

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BONDAGE: This Is Not Parental Rights. HB2936

We Need To STOP The Tennessee General Assembly From Slicing And Dicing Parental Rights With HB2936 Sponsored By Rep. Jeremy Faison And Sen. Ferrell Haile’s SB2749. Their Legislation Is Directly Contrary To Parental Rights Granted Under The Fourteenth Amendment Of The United States Constitution.

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Tennessee Lt. Gov. Randy McNally Says Expulsion Restriction Rule Could Pose Problems

Tennessee’s Lieutenant Governor Believes A Bill Prohibiting Local Governments From Returning Expelled Lawmakers To The Legislature Could Fail A Constitutional Challenge.

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