John Stevens Running For Reelection: A Look At His Voting Record

Sen. John Stevens (R- Huntingdon-District 24) Has Been In Office Since 2012 And Is Running For Reelection In 2024, Defining Himself As “Conservative Leadership For Northwest Tennessee,” But His Voting Record May Not Win Him Very Many Points Amongst Conservative Voters This Time Around.

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RINOs Rally Behind Establishment Candidate Tom Hatcher

Based On Campaign Contributions, Establishment Republicans Have A Clear Favorite In The Pool Of Candidates For Tennessee’s District 2 Senate Seat.

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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 Bill Would Change State NIL Law To Match AG’s NCAA Lawsuit

The Tennessee Senate Approved A Bill That Would Put State Law On College Athletics Name, Image And Likeness Rules In Line With A Lawsuit Brought Against The National Collegiate Athletic Association By The Tennessee Attorney General.

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GOP Lawmakers Edge Closer To Opening Tennessee’s Incorporation Of Central Bank Digital Currency, Other Currencies Vulnerable To Centralized Control

Last Year, A Bill Was Passed That Changes The Definition Of Money And What Kinds Would Be Able To Be Used In Tennessee Without The Necessity Of Currency Exchange. This Year, New Legislation Has Been Introduced That Critics Warn Will Make The State Vulnerable To Being Forced To Participate In A Central Bank Digital Currency.

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Tennessee Legislature Will Consider Property Tax Increase Cap

A Tennessee Bill Would Cap Property Tax Increases In The State At 2% Plus Inflation Each Year And 6% Plus Inflation Over A Three-Year Span.

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McNally To Miss Opening Weeks Of Session After Ankle Surgery

Tennessee Lt. Gov. Randy McNally Will Not Be Presiding Over The Senate When The Legislature Returns To Session Jan. 9. Speaker Pro Tempore Ferrell Haile, Along With Deputy Speakers Dawn White, Shane Reeves And John Stevens Will Preside Over The Floor Session.

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Gov. Lee Meets With Democrat Lawmakers Behind Closed Doors to Discuss Gun Control Legislation

As Tennessee’s Special Legislative Session To Address Gun Laws Quickly Approaches, It Has Been Discovered That Governor Bill Lee (R-TN) Has Been Discreetly Meeting With A Group Of State Lawmakers Throughout The Summer.

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Sneaky Caption Bills Could Endanger 2nd Amendment Rights In Tennessee

According To Tennessee Capitol Insiders, A Couple Of Unrelated Caption Bills Are Set To Be Heard Today In House Subcommittees With Amendments Added To Quietly Push Gun Legislation.

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