Lawmakers Decry U.S. Military’s Drift To DEI Culture
The U.S. Military’s Ongoing Embrace Of The Far-Left Culture War Has Drawn Increased Attention And Ire From Lawmakers.
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Lawmakers
Tennessee Senate Education Chair Says Voucher Agreement Is Needed By Week’s End For Passage This Session
The Tennessee Senate’s Education Committee Chairman Is Predicting The School Voucher Bill Won’t Pass This Year If An Agreement Isn’t Reached By The End Of The Week With The House And Senate Seemingly Unwilling To Budge On Conflicting Plans.
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Moms For Liberty TN Hosting Tennessee Legislative Day On March 20th In Nashville
Moms For Liberty Tennessee Is Hosting An Event At The Volunteer State’s Capitol On March 20th That Will Allow Citizens To Connect With State Lawmakers On The Issues Affecting Tennessee Kids And Families.
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Tennessee House Committee Passes Bill Banning Expelled Lawmakers From Returning To Legislature
Republican Lawmakers Advanced A Bill Wednesday Banning Expelled Lawmakers From Returning To The Tennessee Legislature Despite A Legal Opinion Such A Move Would Be Unconstitutional.
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Tennessee Constitution Allows Tickets To Legislative Session, Attorney General Says
A Ticketing System That Restricts Public Access To The Tennessee House Of Representatives Is Allowable Under The State’s Constitution, According To A Legal Opinion From Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti.
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98% Say Corporate-Welfare Lobbyist Wife Is A Conflict Of Interest For Tennessee State Senator Bo Watson
Within Just 24 Hours Results Showed 98% Responded “Yes” And Only 2% Responded “No” To A Poll That Asked, “If A High-Ranking TN State Senator Has A Lobbyist Wife Who Gets Paid $200k+ Annually To Deliver Billions In Corporate Welfare From Tennessee Taxpayers To Liberal Corporations – And If That Money Lands In The Member’s Household Bank Account, Is That A Conflict Of Interest?”
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“Sluggish” Revenue Gives Some Tennessee Lawmakers Pause Regarding Gov. Lee’s School Voucher Plan
Facing A $610 Million Budget Shortfall And Potential Business Tax Cut, Some Tennessee Lawmakers Are Leery Of Enacting Gov. Bill Lee’s Entire Private-School Voucher Proposal.
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Software Overhaul Leads To Months Of Tennessee Families Being Unable To Access Food Stamps
Leaders Of The Tennessee Department Of Human Services Told Lawmakers On Wednesday That It Could Take Another Two More Months Before The State’s SNAP Program Is Running Smoothly Again.
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Tennessee Rep. Jody Barrett Talks Voice Votes & Potential Illegal Immigration Bills
Tennessee’s General Assembly Is Now One Week Into The 2024 Legislative Session And Rep. Jody Barrett (R-Dickson-District 69) Has Weighed In On Some Of The Concerns Of Conservative Voters Across The State.
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