Tennessee Conservative
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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Tennessee’s Lieutenant Governor Is Backing Memphis State Senator Brent Taylor’s Move To Force The Ouster Of Shelby County’s Prosecutor For “Dereliction Of Duty” In Connection With Felons Caught Carrying Weapons.
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State Senator Brent Taylor Is Calling On Governor Bill Lee To Help Address The Spiraling Crime That Plagues The Memphis Area By Hiring An Outside Consultant To Find Solutions.
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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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Tennessee Governor Bill Lee Joined Five Other Governors In Opposing The United Auto Workers’ Unionization Campaign With A Vote This Week Of Chattanooga Volkswagen Autoworkers On Whether To Unionize.
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Tennessee State Senators Voted To Pass Legislation That Will Require Election Coordinators To Compare The Statewide Voter Registration Database With The Department Of Safety Database To Ensure That There Are No Illegal Aliens Registered To Vote.
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A Bill That Would Allow Qualified Employees To Concealed Carry Firearms In A School Is Scheduled To Be Discussed By The Tennessee House On Wednesday.
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Legislation That Would Make It A Criminal Offense To Transport Minors Across Tennessee State Lines For The Purpose Of Obtaining An Abortion Was Passed By The Senate Judiciary Committee On April 2.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee Has Moved A Bill Forward That Will Allow The Death Penalty In Cases Of Child Rape.
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A Tennessee Bill, Sponsored By Senator Bo Watson And Representative Ron Gant, Would End Current Vaccine Rules For Families Fostering Or Adopting Babies Under 18 Months Old And Kids With Significant Medical Needs, Based On The Families’ Moral Or Religious Objections.
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