Tennessee Conservative
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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On Monday Morning, KWAM Reported That A Jetliner “Filled With Illegals” Had Taken Off From New York City And Was Headed For Memphis. Tennessee Republicans Had A Chance During This Year’s Legislative Session To Ban The Mass Transportation Of Illegal Aliens Into The State. The RINO Lawmakers That Killed The Proposed Legislation Are Seeking Reelection.
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Tennessee Legislation, That Requires That Local Governments Present A Written Attestation To The Comptroller That They Have Not Sought Or Received A Grant In Intentional Pursuit Of Policies Relative To The United Nations’ Climate Agenda That Could Infringe On Personal Property Rights Has Been Signed Into Law By Governor Lee.
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A Stack Of Late-Session Bills Is Making Its Way Through The Signing Process Before They Can Become Law In Tennessee. Bills Must Pass The Legislature, Get Enrolled And Signed By House Speaker Cameron Sexton And Lieutenant Gov. Randy McNally Before Being Sent To Lee.
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According To Voter Data From The Bradley County Election Commission, Over 600 Individuals Who Had Previously Voted In The County’s 2020 Democrat Primary Voted In This Year’s Republican Primary.
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While Tennessee Lawmakers Have Been Passing Reactive Illegal Immigration Bills, Other Republican-Led States Have Taken Initiative, Effectively Banning Illegal Immigrants From Entering Into Or Living Within Their Borders.
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Delays In An East Bank Authority Bill That Pushed It Until The End Of The Tennessee Legislative Session Allowed The Measure To Pass Without Debate, Averting Potential Rancor That Could Have Derailed It.
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The Tennessee General Assembly Officially Adjourned Their 2024 Legislative Session On Thursday, April 25th. Some Conservative Legislation Wasn’t ‘Killed’ Outright But Failed To Make Any Significant Progress In The Lawmaking Body This Year.
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Legislation That Would Have Required Regular Inspections Of Privately-Owned Juvenile Detention Centers In Tennessee Has Been Deferred To A Summer Study Effectively Killing The Bill Until At Least Next Session.
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A Bill Aimed At Preventing People From Blocking Tennessee Roadways Was Amended And Passed By Both Chambers Of The Tennessee Legislature Before It Next Heads To The Desk Of Gov. Bill Lee Along With A Glut Of Late-Session Bills.
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