– What Really Happened In Nashville – Protecting the Unborn In & Out-of-State & Much More! – The TennCon Big 7!

1. Trans Woman Slays 6 In Christian School Massacre
2. Gun Control Mob Storms Tennessee Capitol Delaying Action On House Floor
3. Senate Bill To Limit Parents’ Right To Withdraw Children From TN Public Schools Stalled For This Session
4. Bill To Protect Teachers From Forced Usage Of Preferred Pronouns Placed Behind The Budget
5. Legislation To Require Immigration Status Check Of Potential Voters Moves Forward In TN House
6. Tennessee Legislature Passes Bill To Prohibit Government Funded Abortions
7. Bill To Speed Up Review Of Inappropriate Books In Tennessee Schools Heads To House Floor

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Metro Nashville To Backstop $150M-$250M Of Titans Stadium Bonds With General Fund

Metro Nashville Plans To Backstop Between $150 Million And $250 Million Of The $760 Million In Revenue Bonds Taken Out By The Metro Nashville Sports Authority For A New Estimated $2.2 Billion Tennessee Titans Stadium If The Deal Is Approved In April By Both The Sports Authority And The Metro Nashville Council.

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Call To Action To Authorize TN Teachers, Principals And School Personnel To Conceal Carry

Wilson County GOP – We Are All Very Saddened By The Tragic Shooting At The Covenant School In Nashville, And Our Prayers Are For The Grieving Families And School Community. This Is Another In A Long List Of Bad People Preying Upon Helpless, Unarmed Individuals. Had There Been Someone In The School, Who Was Armed, This Could Have Been Much Different.

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Nashville School Shooting Crystallizes National Divide Over Prevention Measures

After A Monday Morning Shooting At A Christian School In Nashville That Left Three 9-Year-Old Students And Three Staff Dead, The Nation Is Once Again Talking About The Best Way To Protect Children In Schools From Gun Violence.

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Music City Center Bill Would Prevent Funds Going To Metro Nashville General Fund

The Tax Capture That Funds Debt Payments For Nashville’s Music Center Is Intact But With Additional Oversight And A Block On Sending Any Of Those Funds To Metro Nashville’s General Fund In An Amended Bill That Passed Committee Tuesday.

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Black Clergy Group, Council Members, Others File Suit Against State For Metro Nashville Council Cut

Metro Nashville Council’s Minority Caucus Members, The Leader Of A Black Clergy Group And Several Other Prominent Nashvillians Filed A Lawsuit Tuesday Challenging A Republican-Led Law To Reduce The Size Of The City’s Council From 40 To 20.

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Coordinated Efforts Of Homeschool Parents Credited For Bill Being Stalled But Concern Remains

According To Several Sources, The Coordinated Effort That Brought Homeschooling Families To The Capitol On Wednesday In Droves May Have Played A Part In A Bill Being Sent To General Subcommittee Of The Senate Education Committee, Effectively Killing It On The Senate Side For This Year.

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