Tennessee Conservative
A Tennessee Bill That Would Ban The Display Of Pride Flags – And Other Flags That Are Ideological Or Political In Nature – Did Not Pass On The Senate Floor On Tuesday. The Roll Call Vote Of 13 To 6 Failed To Gain A Constitutional Majority Of 17 Votes.
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A Caption Bill That Shifts The Date By Which Candidates For Public Office Must File A Petition Passed On The House Floor On Monday.
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A Bill To Prevent Cities And Municipalities In Tennessee From Establishing Or Enforcing Red Flag Gun Laws Passed In The State Senate On Thursday And Is Scheduled To Be Heard In The House Criminal Justice Committee Early Next Week.
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A Tennessee Bill To Prevent Third-Party Vendors Who Enter Data For The State’s Colleges From Selling That Information Has Passed In Both Chambers Of The Legislature Unanimously.
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Two And Half Years Ago, 16 Out Of 27 Tennessee GOP Senators Signed A Letter Endorsing And Pushing An “Emergency Use Authorized” Covid-19 Vaccine That Never Provided What Federal And State Officials Were Pitching At The Time – Immunity To The Virus.
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New Legislation Introduced In The Tennessee General Assembly Endeavors To Remove All Vestiges Of Common Core From The State’s Education System.
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Tennessee Lawmakers Are Considering Several Pieces Of Legislation That Would Bring Changes To Elections Laws In The State.
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A New Tennessee Bill Barely Scratches The Surface To Address The Concerns Of Students Who Are Worried About Their Personal Information Being Shared To Third Parties.
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Newly Filed Bills Include 6 Democrat-Sponsored Bills That Aim To Create New “Hate Crime” Categories, And Republican Bills Dealing With Codification Of A Local Law Enforcement Agency’s Right To Assign SROs, Reporting Requirements For Mental Health Care Professionals, Reporting Requirements Of Criminal Courts To The Feds About Juveniles Deemed Mentally “Defective,” Civil Liability Protection For Gun Owners Who Have Had Their Firearms Stolen, And Reporting Requirements For Courts About Individuals That Have Been “Committed” And More.
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Yesterday, April 25th, 2023, Governor Bill Lee Signed Legislation Proposed By Conservative Representative Clay Doggett That Officially Adds The Phrase “Send Me” As An Additional State Motto For The Volunteer State.
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