State Senate Candidate Bobby Harshbarger Releases Statement On Sen. Jon Lundberg’s Failure To Ban Pride Flags From Tennessee Classrooms

Conservative Candidate Bobby Harshbarger For Tennessee Senate District 4 Said, “I Am Sickened And Worried At Jon Lundberg And The Senate’s Inability To Protect Our Children From Radical Indoctrination. The Classroom Is No Place For Extreme Gender Ideology. Lundberg Is Quick To Tout His Position In Leadership, Why Didn’t He Use His Leadership To Protect Our Children? “

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12 Republican Senators Allow Gay Pride Flags in Tennessee Schools Ahead of Election (Update 4.25.24)

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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Tennessee House Set To Discuss Concealed Carry For School Employees

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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Tennessee Statewide School Voucher Plan Stalls As Legislature Enters Final Weeks

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee’s Push To Create A Statewide School Voucher System Is Running Out Of Time As Republican Lawmakers Work To Reconcile Significantly Different Proposals And Iron Out Disagreements Over Student Testing Requirements.

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Bill Allowing Teachers To Carry Concealed Firearms On School Campuses Passes Tennessee Senate

The Tennessee Senate Passed A Bill On Tuesday That Will Allow Public School Teachers In The State To Carry A Concealed Weapon On School Grounds.

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Lawmakers Easing Off Brakes On Nashville’s East Bank Authority Bill

Legislation To Create A Special Authority To Oversee The 130-Acre East Bank Area Surrounding The Titans Stadium In Nashville Could Be Reaching The Finish Line, Even As Outside Forces Try To Wave A Caution Flag.

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Tennessee House Backs Franchise Tax Break With Transparency Requirement

The Tennessee House Is Maintaining Its Distance From The Senate With A Franchise Tax Cut That Would Give One-Year Rebates Totaling $700 Million, In Addition To Requiring Businesses That Seek The Money To Be Identified On The State’s Website.

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Will We Recognize Tennessee 10 Years From Now?

Our State Is Suffering Under Massive, Unchecked Illegal Immigration.

Sadly, Republican Leadership Condones It Through Inaction, While Having A Well-Documented History Of Making It Worse, At The State Level.

If This Continues, Do You Think We’ll Even Recognize Tennessee In 10 Years? I Have My Doubts…

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Tennessee Lt. Gov. Randy McNally Says Expulsion Restriction Rule Could Pose Problems

Tennessee’s Lieutenant Governor Believes A Bill Prohibiting Local Governments From Returning Expelled Lawmakers To The Legislature Could Fail A Constitutional Challenge.

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