Out Of State Groups Spending MILLIONS To Oust Some Of Tennessee’s ACTUAL CONSERVATIVE LEGISLATORS!!! & Much More On The Big 7!

Out Of State Groups Spending MILLIONS to Oust Some of Tennessee’s ACTUAL CONSERVATIVE LEGISLATORS!!!
• TN Election Finance Board Goes After Constitutional Republicans
• Gov. Lee Caves…
& Much More on the Big 7!

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Private Prison Operator Holds Close Ties With Lawmakers As It Sidesteps Tennessee Law

CoreCivic’s Only Contract With The Tennessee Department Of Correction Is For $47.8 Million Annually To Run A Correctional Facility In Clifton. However, Due To An Agreement With Lawmakers, CoreCivic Is Allowed To Circumvent State Law, Enabling It To Make $233 Million Last Year From Its Tennessee Prison Contracts.

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“Gun Reform” PAC Donates $35K To Tennessee RINO Leadership

The Gun-Reform Group Voices For A Safer Tennessee Donated About $60,000 To State Lawmakers Ahead Of This Year’s Election, With Around 80% Of The Money Going To Republicans Including House Speaker Cameron Sexton, Lt. Gov. Randy McNally, House Majority Leader William Lamberth, Senate Caucus Chair Ken Yager And State Reps. Andrew Farmer, Mark White And John Gillespie.

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Living In Limbo: Tennessee DCS Places Kids Indefinitely In Group Homes Awaiting “Evaluations”

The Tennessee Department Of Children’s Services, Already Facing A Class Action Lawsuit Over Its Treatment Of Disabled Kids, Is Placing Children With No Known Disability Diagnoses For Months At A Time In Privately-Run Group Homes Designed To Support Adults With Disabilities, According To Child Advocates.

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Tennessee’s Largest Companies Secure Sales Tax Exemptions For Everything From Jet Fuel To Water

FedEx, AT&T, Tyson Foods, The Farm Bureau And Others Secure Tax Breaks For The Basics Needed To Run Businesses While Tennessee Taxpayers Are “Paying More Than Their Fair Share” In Taxes On Household Necessities.

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25 Tennessee House Members Passed Over 1/2 The Legislation During Last Session

During The Last Two-Year Legislative Session, Tennessee Lawmakers Introduced Almost 3,000 Bills, Passing About A Third, But Some Members Of The General Assembly Are More Effective Or Willing To Sponsor Legislation Than Others.

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Dimming Electric Vehicle Market May Delay Start Of Full Production At Ford’s New West Tennessee Plant

Slowing Demand For Ford’s F-150 Lightning Electric Pickup Truck Is Delaying The Start Of Full Production At The Company’s New West Tennessee Factory And Pushing Vehicle Deliveries To Dealers Until Early 2026, According To The State Senator Representing The Community Home To The New Facility.

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Lawmakers Press Investigation Into DEI Agenda At The Pentagon

A Coalition Of Lawmakers Is Pushing Forward The Ongoing Investigation Into Just How Much Taxpayer Money Pentagon Officials Are Taking Away From National Defense And Putting Toward Diversity, Equity And Inclusivity Initiatives.

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DEA Reclassification Of Marijuana May Force Tennessee Legislators To Reconsider The Issue

Tennessee Lawmakers May Have To Reconsider The Legalization Of Marijuana As The Drug Enforcement Agency Proposes A Recategorizing Of Marijuana To A Lower Category Drug Classification.

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