Tennessee Conservative
Legislation That Would Provide Protection For All Individuals Within Tennessee From Being Made To Perform Wedding Ceremonies They Are Not In Agreement With Due To A Conflict Of Beliefs Continues Its Legislative Journey This 2024 Session.
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🔥 My Political Advice For TNED Commissioner Reynolds After Her Dumpster-Fire Senate Testimony…
GOP Leadership Hides Committee Votes From Voters Again & Throttles Access…
Ending Gov. Lee’s Abuse Of “Executive Orders”
& More In The Tennessee Conservative’s Big 7 Weekend Digest!
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A Lawsuit Filed By A Franklin Man Alleges That His Arrest And Removal From The Franklin Pride Festival Was Prompted By His Religious Views Concerning Marriage And Sexuality, And Not From Any Violation Of The Law, Or Code Of Conduct Established By The Organizers Of The Event.
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A Christian Man Who Was Arrested For “Trespassing” At The Franklin Pride Festival Earlier This Year Has Had His Case Dismissed. Members Of Law Enforcement Admit There Was No Legal Basis For His Arrest.
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A Coalition Of 19 Attorneys General Filed An Amicus Brief In Support Of A Local Maryland Board Of Education’s Policy That Does Not Allow Parents To Opt Their Children Out Of LGBTQ+ Inclusive Texts.
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DCS Discriminates Against Conservative Christians, Right To Speak Gone Into Dustbin of History, Your Opportunity To Learn How To Run For Office, Nashville Police Refuses Funds To Protect Kids, Christian Man Arrested At PRIDE, Transparency For Ye But Not Me, Suspended For Memes, Expanded 1st Amendment… All this & more on this week’s edition of The Tennessee Conservative’s Big 7 Weekend Digest!
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A Group Of Pastors Who Recently Gathered In Washington, D.C. – And Made National News For Singing Hymns In The U.S. Capitol Rotunda – Are Part Of A Movement Of Christian Leaders Encouraging Others Rooted In The Religious Principles That Shaped America’s Founding To Use Their Influence To Impact The Political Landscape.
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Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Joined A Coalition Of 19 State Attorneys General In Filing An Amicus Brief Asking The U.S. Supreme Court To Hear Gregory Tucker Vs. Faith Bible Chapel International, An Important Case Involving The Liberty Of Religious Organizations To Select Their Ministerial Leaders.
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A Bill Aimed At Codifying The Constitutional Rights Of Tennesseans To Decline Vaccines For Religious Reasons In The Private Sector Failed In The Senate Commerce And Labor Subcommittee Yesterday.
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The Tennessee Senate Judiciary Committee Deferred A Bill That Would Protect Officiants From Being Forced To Perform Wedding Ceremonies Until Next Year.
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