Tennessee Conservative
A Bill To Combat Current Vaccine Requirements By Allowing Moral And Religious Exemptions For Tennessee Families Who Want To Foster Or Adopt Children Under 18 Months Old And/Or Children With Significant Medical Needs Has Been Passed In The House Children And Family Affairs Subcommittee.
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A Tennessee Bill, Sponsored By Senator Bo Watson And Representative Ron Gant, Would End Current Vaccine Rules For Families Fostering Or Adopting Babies Under 18 Months Old And Kids With Significant Medical Needs, Based On The Families’ Moral Or Religious Objections.
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A Tennessee Caption Bill That Would Have Banned The Retail Sale Of Refrigerated Beer Will No Longer Attempt That Ban.
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A Bill That Would Stop Tennessee Businesses With A Beer Permit From The Retail Sale Of Refrigerated Or Cold Beer Has Been Sent To The Senate State And Local Government Committee But Has Yet To Be Assigned A Date To Be Heard.
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Among The Stream Of New Legislation Filed For Consideration In The Tennessee General Assembly, Are Two New Bills With The Intended Purpose Of Fortifying The Individual Rights Of Those Who Wish To, Or Currently Participate In The Foster Care System As Either Foster Parents Or Even Those Who Are Looking To Adopt.
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New Legislation Introduced In The Tennessee General Assembly Endeavors To Remove All Vestiges Of Common Core From The State’s Education System.
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Legislation To Expand Tennessee’s ESA Program To Hamilton And Knox Counties Cleared Its Final Committee Hurdle Before Heading To The House Floor For A Vote. Republican Representatives Ron Gant And Todd Warner Asked To Be Recorded As Voting Against The Bill.
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The House Education Administration Committee Has Deferred Action For What Looks To Be The Fifth Time, On A Bill That Would Expand The Eligibility Criteria For Tennessee’s Education Savings Account (ESA) Pilot Program.
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Tennessee House Republicans Have Voted To Keep Their Top Leadership Roles Filled With The Same Representatives As The 112th General Assembly With Only One Change In The Lineup.
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The Tennessee House Of Representatives Voted Yesterday To Concur With A Senate Amendment To The ‘Divisive Concepts In Higher Education’ Bill With The Majority Of Representatives Voting In Favor.
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