Tennessee Conservative
Yesterday, A Sizable Group Of Patriotic Tennesseans Gathered On The Steps Of The Capitol In Nashville In Support Of The Calling Of A Special Session Of The Tennessee General Assembly To Address Mandates, Executive Orders And The Dangerous Edicts Coming From The Federal Government.
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Spearheaded By Senator Janice Bowling, More TN Senators Are Adding Their Names To A Growing List Requesting A Special Session Of The General Assembly. However, In A Statement Made By The Office Of The Lieutenant Governor, It Is Indicated That McNally’s Stance Has Not Changed.
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On The Capitol Steps, Thursday At 11AM CDT, Concerned Tennessee Patriots & Conservative Lawmakers Led By Deputy Speaker Of The Senate Janice Bowling And Representative Terri-Lynn Weaver Will Gather To Plead For A Special Session That Protects Our Citizens From Unconstitutional Mandates.
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A Tax Cut Is Going Into Effect Today In Tennessee, But The Largest Impact Will Be Felt By One Company. The Only Tennessee Company Hitting The Aviation Tax Cap Is FedEx.
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Tennessee Department Of Economic And Community Development Commissioner Bob Rolfe Announced This Week That Centerville, Clifton And Clinton Have Achieved Tennessee Main Street Accreditation.
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According To A Document Issued From The Tennessee Department Of Health, There Are Circumstances Where 7–14-Year-Old Children Can Receive A Vaccine With No Parental Consent. The Mature Minor Doctrine Also States That Children 14 Years Of Age And Older May Receive A Vaccine…
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Gov. Bill Lee Signed The Tennessee Election Integrity Act, Which Was Passed By The TN Legislature Last Month And Will Put An Approved Watermark On All Absentee Ballots With The Goal Of Providing More Security To The Election Process.
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State Investigators Testified That Hensley Wrote 47 Prescriptions For Opioids And Other Controlled Substances For His Second Cousin, With Whom He Was Having A Sexual Relationship, Between 2011 And 2018.
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Last Week The Tennessee Legislature Passed Its Annual Budget For The State. That Signals For Practical Purposes That The Legislature Is In “Wind Down” Mode And Handling A Limited Number Of Matters. However, There Were Still Several 2nd Amendment Related Bills Dealt With Last Week And A Couple More On The Calendar For This Week.
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The Tennessee Senate Voted Monday To Make The State A Second Amendment Sanctuary. Senate Bill 1335 Says The State Will Not Enforce Any Potential Federal Laws Or Orders That It Believes Violate The Second Amendment And Will Deem Them “Null, Void, And Unenforceable.”
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