Tennessee Conservative
Tennessee House And Senate Leaders Are Battling Over The Details Of A Franchise Tax Tax Break, With Some Predicting Litigation Is Guaranteed If Lawmakers Approve The House’s Shorter Rebate Time Frame And “Transparency” Provision.
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Some House Republicans Have Now Joined In Calling For The Resignation Of Tennessee’s Education Commissioner Lizzette Reynolds.
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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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An Unlikely Tennessee House Democrat And Republican Combo Is Joining Efforts To Move Sexual Harassment Cases From Control Of The Legislature Through A Third-Party Liaison To The State Attorney General’s Office.
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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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Op-Ed: For Parental Rights Aficionados, Tennessee’s Current Cat And Mouse Game Over Three Separate Parental/Family Rights Bills Is Dizzying. And If You Are An Unsuspecting-Easily-Excited Layman Who Still Believes Legislative Headliners, This Appears To Be Bait And Switch Tactic Which Is Now Seemingly Normal For Tennessee State Lawmakers.
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A Federal “Cyberstalking” Investigation Into Three People Critical Of House Speaker Cameron Sexton Could Make It Appear The State’s Third In Command Had Something To Do With The Confiscation Of Their Cell Phones… But Sexton Says Not So Fast.
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Former State Rep. Scotty Campbell Is Suing The State Legislature’s Top Administrator, Saying He Was Forced Out Amid A Workplace Harassment Complaint Filed By An Intern In 2023.
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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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Ah Yes, Nothing Like Opening The New Year With Reports Of An Alleged Sexual Harassment Complaint, Followed By Denials, Of Course. It’s Deja Vu All Over Again.
Forget Private School Vouchers, Abortion Regulations And Transgender Issues. It’s All About Sex, At Least Until They Start Beating Each Other Over The Head In The House Chamber, Where Love Is Not In The Air.
The Latest Hoopla Stems From What Else? Efforts To Cover Up Wrongdoing, All Disguised As Attempts To Protect Victims.
