Tennessee Conservative
A Bill To Authorize The Death Penalty As Punishment For Child Rapists In Tennessee Was Placed “Behind The Budget” During A Meeting Of The House Finance, Ways, And Means Subcommittee This Week.
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Representative Bryan Richey Proposed A Rule Change That Would Require All Votes In House Committee Hearings Be A Roll Call Vote, Instead Of The Current Voice Vote, Which Doesn’t Keep A Record Of How Representatives Vote In A Committee Hearing. Not One Democrat Or Republican On The Committee Voted In Favor.
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Tennessee’s Attorney General Says The State Needs To Pay Attention To Concerns Of East Tennesseans About Ballad Health, A State-Approved Hospital Monopoly.
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The Tennessee Titans Turned A Couple Million In Political Spending Into Over A Billion Dollars From Taxpayers.
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This Week, A Bill That Would Have Been An Opportunity For Substantive Voter Roll Cleanup, Greatly Increasing Voter Integrity In The State Of Tennessee, Was Killed By The House Finance, Ways, And Means Subcommittee And Taken Off Notice For This Session, Ending Any Possibility That It Could Be Heard And Passed On The House Floor.
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A Proposed Law To Prohibit “Woke” Investments Being Made By The State Of Tennessee Is Not Dead, According To One Lawmaker, Despite The Bill Being Placed Behind The Budget Yesterday During A House Finance, Ways, And Means Subcommittee Meeting.
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The Tennessee Senate Unanimously Passed A Bill Which Would Allow Out-Of-State Providers Of Home Medical Technology To Give Services Without Needing A License To Conduct Business In The State.
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Representative Gary Hicks (R-Rogersville-District 9) Explained The Importance Of Redistricting To Members Of The Hawkins County Chamber Of Commerce When He Spoke At Their May 26 Meeting.
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Local Tennessee Mayors Say It’s Time For Changes To Be Made To A 20 Year Old State Tax Policy That Siphons Off Sales Tax Dollars Raised In Their Communities.
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During The House Finance, Ways And Means Subcommittee Meeting On March 30th, 2022, The “Common Carrier Bill” That Would Stop Social Media Censorship Of Tennessee Elections And Citizens Was Placed Behind The Budget Due To The Cost Of Implementing The Recommendations Of The Legislation.
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