Tennessee Conservative
If You Told Us Before 2020 We Would Be Sharing Our Story Of Moving Our Family Of 6 From Northern California To Middle Tennessee, My Husband And I Would Have Had A Very Good Laugh! And Yet, Here We Are! In October Of 2021, My Husband And I, Together With Our Four Children, Packed Up All Of Our Worldly Possessions And Made That Long Journey Across The Country To Our New Home In Columbia, Tennessee.
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According To Charts Shared On Twitter, And Sourced From Federal Census Data, Tennessee Gained Approximately 60 Thousand Possible Conservative Voters In The Span Of Twelve Months Between July 2020 And July 2021.
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In this interview, we talk about how the federal government has rationed Monoclonal Antibody treatments in Red States and “Red Flag” votes in the National Defense Authorization Act and how that plays out in the conference committee.
We also discuss the border crisis as it relates to national security and the state of Tennessee and the steady erosion of State Sovereignty.
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As The Country Continues To Climb Back From More Than A Year Of An Economic Downward Spiral During The COVID-19 Pandemic, Cities In States With Republican-Led Governors That Imposed Fewer Restrictions Are Experiencing A Faster And More Robust Comeback.
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Republican-Led States And Vermont Reported The Lowest Unemployment Rates In April, According To A New Report by The U.S. Commerce Department. States Led By Democratic Governors Recorded The Highest Jobless Rates, According To The Report.
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Red States Around The Nation Are Rejecting Supplemental Federal Unemployment Benefits, Saying The $300 In Additional Weekly Pay On Top Of State Benefits Has Made It Nearly Impossible For Employers To Hire.
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1) Outside Donations Outlawed in Tennessee Elections
2) Lee Unveils Tennessee Partnerships To Combat Human Trafficking
3) Red States Rejecting Federal Unemployment Benefits, Citing Mass Job Openings
4) Hamilton County Commissioners Divided In Support Of Chamber’s Woke Agenda
Red States Are Leading Economic Growth In The U.S., A New Report by The U. S. Commerce Department Shows, With South Dakota, Texas And Utah Reporting The Highest Growth.
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