Why State Legislatures Are Enforcing Breaches Of Decorum (Op-Ed)

Every Legal Assembly Has An Inherent Right To Regulate Its Own Procedures Within Its Constitution. A Constitution Serves As The Law Of A State Or Nation. Parliamentary Procedure Is A Logical Method Of Maintaining Decorum In Committees Or In The Assembly. This Is The Most Used Method Of Decorum… In Most Democracies, Our Legislative Floors Have Been Respected By Dissidents And Protesters. But With The Rise Of Young Progressives And Their Disruptive Protests, States And The Federal Government Fear Anarchy, Insurrection And Even Armed Conflict Will Seize Control Of Assembly Floors At Any Time.

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Special Elections For Three TN House Seats Could Cost Taxpayers $570,000

Special Elections To Fill Three Seats In The Tennessee Legislature Could Cost Taxpayers Up To $570,000 After One Resignation And Two Expulsions.

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TN Legislators Vote To Prevent Forced Implicit Bias Trainings For Teachers

State Legislators Are Sending A Bill That Would Prevent School Employees From Being Forced To Sit Through Implicit Bias Trainings To Governor Lee’s Desk.

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Tennessee Lawmaker Says Justin Jones Wanted To Be Kicked Out To Increase His National Exposure

Representative Bryan Richey Says Representative Justin Jones Wanted To Be Kicked Out Of The Tennessee General Assembly In Order To Increase His National Exposure Lending Credibility To The Theory That The Circumstances Propelling Three Democratic Lawmakers Into The National Spotlight Was A Coordinated Stunt.

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Drama Of “Tennessee Three” Takes Attention Away From Nashville Tragedy

Drama Surrounding The Disciplining Of Three Democratic Lawmakers After They Used The House Floor To Indulge In Activism Has Taken Attention Away From Grieving Families And From Finding Answers For What Led A Disturbed Woman To Take The Lives Of Three Adults And Three Children In A Recent Nashville Tragedy.

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Nashville Votes To Send Jones Back To Tennessee House

Metro Nashville Is Sending Justin Jones Back To Tennessee’s House Of Representatives. Without Objection, The Council Suspended Its Rules To Immediately Nominate And Approve Jones To Fill The District 52 Seat As Jones Sat In The Gallery.

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2 Tennessee Democrats Are Expelled From Office & 1 Is Spared: Was It All Worth It?

Yesterday, After A Nearly 11-Hour Session On The Tennessee State House Floor, Two Democrats, Justin Jones And Justin Pearson Were Expelled From Their Seats As Representatives Of Their Districts, And Only Gloria Johnson Remained. With Efforts Already Underway To Put Jones And Pearson Back In Office, Was It All Worth It?

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3 Tennessee Democrats Face Expulsion For Disorderly Conduct After Causing Disruption On House Floor Last Week

Three House Resolutions Call For The Expulsion Of Tennessee Democrat Representatives Justin J. Pearson, Gloria Johnson, And Justin Jones For Their Disorderly Behavior Pursuant To Article 2, Section 12 Of The Tennessee Constitution.

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Tennessee’s Democrat Reps Who Disrupted House Business To Indulge Activism Could See Serious Consequences

The Three Democrat Legislators That Urged On Gun Control Activists In The Tennessee House Chamber Could Face Serious Consequences From House Leadership, Including A Loss Of Committee Seats, Their Office Spaces, And Even Being Expelled From Seats In The Legislature.

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