Tennessee Conservative
As Tennessee’s Primary Election Approaches On Thursday, One Of The State’s Most Interesting Contested Races Is Likely The 5th Congressional Primary For The Newly Drawn Seat.
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Hundreds Of Members Of Congress Are Permanently Banned From Visiting Russia, In Retaliation For Passing Economic Sanctions On The Country After It Invaded Ukraine In Late February.
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Once Endorsed By Former President Donald Trump For Tennessee District 5’s Spot In The U.S. House, One Former Candidate Is Serving As A National Security Advisor For Another Campaign After Republican Party Officials Found Her To Be Ineligible To Run For Office.
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Two Democrat-Sponsored Resolutions Passed The U.S. House Of Representatives Last Week, Each Addressing The Nationwide Baby Formula Crisis With One Receiving All Negative Votes From Tennessee Republicans And The Other Receiving All Positive Votes For Passage.
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A Bill That Would Require Congressional Candidates In Tennessee To Live In The State For Three Years Before Running In A Primary For A Federal Seat Will Become Law Without The Signature Of Gov. Bill Lee, However, The Legislation Will Not Achieve The Goal Of Some Tennessee Lawmakers To Block The Candidacy Of One Trump-Backed Candidate.
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Fifth Congressional District Candidate Morgan Ortagus Is Playing It Cool In Light Of Legislation Passed Monday That Could Stall Her Campaign. But At Least One Group Is Threatening To Challenge The Measure.
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The Tennessee Senate overwhelmingly voted on a bill to only allow “bonafide Republicans” to run for U.S. Congressional seats.
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Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee Has Signed Into Law Three Redistricting Maps, According To The State’s Legislative Website.
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Please welcome Paula, who is filling in for Brandon, for the 4th edition of The Tennessee Conservative’s BIG 7 for 2022!
1) Bill Filed To Relocate Illegals In Tennessee To Home States Of Biden, Harris, Pelosi & Schumer
2) TN Bill Seeks To Safeguard Elections & Citizens From Social Media Censorship
3) Cooper To Retire After Nashville Split Three Ways
4) Carhartt Company Still Forcing Employees To Take the Shot
5) Breyer’s Imminent Retirement From U.S. Supreme Court Sparks Speculation About His Replacement 6) Stand-Out Second Amendment Bills In Tennessee General Assembly
7) Senator Todd Gardenhire Wants To Increase Food Taxes
Democratic U.S. Representative Jim Cooper Has Announced That He Will Not Seek Re-Election Next Year After 32 Years In Office. This Decision Came After Nashville (District 5) Was Split Between Three Districts Due To Recent Redistricting.
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