Tennessee Conservative
The Tennessee Conservative Is Officially Endorsing Stephen Hatchett For District Attorney General For The 10th Judicial District Comprising The Counties Of Bradley, McMinn, Monroe, And Polk.
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An Investigation By Tennessee Comptroller’s Office Has Found That Employees Within The Polk County Circuit Court Clerk’s Office Received Wages And County-Paid Benefits Totaling At Least $123,065.66 For Time Not Worked.
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Tennessee Plans To Hand Out $185 Million In Broadband Grants From Federal Funds Assigned To The Tennessee Department Of Economic And Community Development.
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Some Tennessee School Districts Lost Title I Federal Funding Last Week Abruptly And Without Clear Explanation From The Tennessee Department Of Education.
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Last Month, I Ran As A Write-In Candidate For The Tennessee Republican Party State Executive Committee In District 2—A Position That No One Else Wanted—And Garnered Over 300 Votes By GOP Primary Voters On Election Day. Over A Month Later, On September 7, I Discovered That The “Club” Doesn’t Want Me As A Member. The SEC, Sitting As The “State Primary Board,” Purported To Nullify My Election, After The Votes Were Cast On August 4 And Certified By The Secretary Of State On September 1. Retroactive Nullification Of Elections–A Hallmark Of Banana Republics—Is Common In The Third World But Not A Typical Feature Of American Politics.
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Following The Decision By The SEC To Nullify His Election Results, Mark Pulliam Reached Out To Tennessee Secretary Of State, Tre Hargett And Elections Coordinator, Mark Goins For Their Immediate Consideration And Action On The Issue. However, Goins Replied That He Nor The Secretary Of State Will Intervene, Calling The Matter An Internal, Intra-Party Dispute.
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1) GOP Leadership Disenfranchises Blount, Polk County Voters In “Childish Display”
2) Conservative Candidate’s Campaign To Be Audited With No Evidence, Complaints Filed Prior To Decision
3) State Rep Calls Out Publicly Funded Universities For False Statements Regarding LGBTQ Title IX Protections
4) Conservative Parents Say It’s Not About “Banning Books” But Protecting Children From Oversexualization
5) VA Hospitals In Tennessee May Soon Provide Abortions, Counseling For Veterans
6) “Catholic” Drag Queen Takes Money From Children During Show Hosted By Publicly Funded University
7) Tennessee Set To Approve 6 New Taxpayer-Funded, Million-Dollar Economic Incentive Grants
Last Night (September 7th, 2022), The Tennessee GOP’s State Executive Committee (SEC) Met To Discuss Committeeman-Elect Mark Pulliam’s Write-In Win For The District 2 SEC Seat, Ultimately Voting To Invalidate His Election In A Meeting That The Tennessee Conservative’s Brandon Lewis Calls An, “Embarrassing, Childish Display.”
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During The August 4th Election, District 2 SEC Write-In Candidate Mark Pulliam Won The Seat. Now, The Tennessee GOP’s State Party Chairman Scott Golden Has Threatened To Declare Pulliam As “Non-Bona Fide” And “Vacate” His Election Even Though Pulliam Meets All The Criteria Set Forth In The GOP Bylaws To Be An Elected Member Of The SEC.
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How Does The Local Republican Party In A County That Voted For President Trump By A 71% To 27% Margin Fail To Field A Candidate For The Tennessee GOP State Executive Committee? After The Deadline Had Closed For A Candidate To Qualify For The Ballot, With No GOP Candidate Having Filed For The Male Seat For District 2, I Decided To Run As A Write-In Candidate. Amazingly, The Local County GOP Failed To Place A Candidate On The Ballot For The GOP SEC! If You Are A Republican Voter In Blount, Polk, Or Monroe County, Please Write-In My Name, Mark Pulliam, For Republican Party State Executive Committeeman For District 2 On August 4.
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