Tennessee Conservative
Tennessee State Senator Jon Lundberg (R-Bristol-District 4), Who Is Seeking Reelection, Has A Lot To Answer For In His Voting Record As A Republican In Tennessee. Much Of His Voting Record Does Not Reflect The Conservative Decision-Making That His Constituents Would Expect From Someone With An “R” After Their Name.
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Rep. Ron Travis (R-Dayton-District 31) Has Been In Office Since 2012 And Is Facing A GOP Challenger As He Runs For Reelection In 2024. While Rep. Travis Has Voted In A Conservative Manner On Many Bills, He Also Seems To Have A Tendency Of “Going Along To Get Along” When It Comes To The Majority Of GOP Bills That Make It To The House Floor, Voting In Favor Of Them Whether They Are Conservative Pieces Of Legislation Or Not.
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Representative Paul Sherrell (R-Sparta-District 43) Is Running For Re-Election And Is On The Ballot In The Republican Primary Slated For August 1st, 2024 Where He Will Face Two Challengers. Having Served Two Terms As A Lawmaker Already, Should Sherrell Be Given Another Four Years? Read Our Deep Dive On Sherrell’s Record And Then Decide.
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Rep. Robert Stevens (R-Smyrna-District 13) Is Facing A GOP Challenger As He Runs For Reelection In 2024. Stevens Campaign Promises To Provide Consistent Conservative Leadership But He Has A Tendency To Vote In Favor Of Most GOP Bills That Make It To The House Floor, Whether They Are Conservative Pieces Of Legislation Or Not. Let’s Take A Look At Some Of His Stances…
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Legislation Known As “The Money Transmission Modernization Act,” Legally Redefines What The Law Currently Recognizes As “Money” In The State Of Tennessee, Laying The Groundwork For A Global Currency, Was Officially Signed Into Law By Governor Bill Lee On April 4th, 2023.
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A Bill, Sponsored By Representative William Lamberth, That Effectively Lays The Groundwork For A Global Currency That Would Not Require An Exchange, Was Passed On The Tennessee House Floor By A Voice Vote, With 78 Aye’s And 10 Nay’s.
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A Bill That Will Legally Redefine What The Law Currently Recognizes As “Money” In The State Of Tennessee Is Very Quietly Being Pushed Through The State Legislature And Is Very Close To Hitting Governor Lee’s Desk To Be Signed Into Law.
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