Tennessee Conservative
Last Week Rep. Bryan Richey Wrote A Letter Addressed To Gov. Bill Lee, Calling On Him To Cancel The Special Session On Gun Control Legislation. Even Though Lee’s Stance Is Clearly In Opposition To His Own Political Party, He Still Seems Quite Confident That By The Time August Rolls Around Republican Legislators Will Side With Him Or At The Very Least Compromise.
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Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee Will Be Facing A Decision On Whether To Sign Several Key Pieces Of Legislation This Week That Were Sent To Him May 9, Following The End Of The Legislative Session.
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A Flurry Of Legislative Action Before Tennessee Closed Its Session April 21 Has Left A Stack Of Passed Bills Either On Gov. Bill Lee’s Desk Or Headed There.
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1) Student Network Training Kids As Young As 13 On How To Protest
2) TN Senate Rejects Conservative Lawmaker’s School Safety Bill Due To His Call For McNally’s Resignation
3) Republicans Demand Release Of Covenant Shooter’s Manifesto Before Special Session
4) TN Lawmakers Could Have Stopped “Gender Affirming” Treatments For Minors Back In 2022, But Chose To Wait
5) Patient’s Rights Bill Unable To Make It Across Finish Line For 2nd Year In A Row
6) School Choice Expansion Bill Will Only Benefit Hamilton County In Last Minute Legislative Action On Floor
7) Gov. Bill Lee Signs Legislation Adding Phrase “Send Me” As Additional Tennessee State Motto
Schools Across Tennessee Are Considering Installation Of Ballistic Glass Film Or Have Already Had It Installed.
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Last Week A Bill That Would Have Enhanced The Safety For Kids In Tennessee Schools Passed On The House Floor With Sweeping Bi-Partisan Support. However, According To The Bill Sponsor, Who Called For The Resignation Of Lt. Gov. Randy McNally Back In March, The Senate Refused To Run The Bill As Retribution.
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Following Governor Lee’s Executive Order Regarding Firearms, 4 Liberal Tennessee Mayors Sent A Letter To Tennessee’s Republican Leadership Asking For More Gun Control.
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Governor Bill Lee Urged Republicans And Democrats In The Tennessee General Assembly To Work Together In Finding Solutions To Keep Firearms Away From Dangerous People At A Press Conference On Tuesday.
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A Bill That Would Protect Public School Employees From Being Forced To Use Students’ Preferred Pronouns Has Passed The Tennessee Senate.
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Top Tennessee Republican Leadership Appears To Be Caving Under Liberal Pressure Regarding Gun Control.
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