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At Least 18 Different Bills Have Been Proposed In An Attempt To Consider Concerns Regarding The New Retention Law That Could Potentially Have Thousands Of Students Facing Summer School In Order To Keep From Repeating The Third Grade.
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In Ten Years The Agency Has Dropped Nearly A Thousand Employees While Watching The Payroll Increase By $30,000,000. Over The Same Period The Operational Expenses Of The Agency Increased By $311 Million.
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As The Department Of Children’s Services Faces A Housing Crisis For Children In State Custody, Governor Bill Lee Claims That He Wants To Find A Solution To The Problem, Although Calling A Special Session Of The State Legislature Is Not Currently An Option.
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Bills Have Begun To Be Filed For The Upcoming Legislative Session Here In Tennessee Due To Commence On January 11, 2023, Which Will Begin Our 113th General Assembly. One Of The First, SB 2 (Sen. Jack Johnson) And HB 2 (Rep. Jason Zachary) Will Remove The Termination Date On Protections From Covid Mandates, Currently Set To Expire On July 1, 2023. Many Tennesseans May Not Realize That Current Laws Restricting Employers From Mandating The Shot As A Condition Of Employment And Restricting Schools From Requiring Masks Are Due To Sunset. Your Legislature Passed Laws To Secure Your Liberties, With An Expiration Date. Go Figure. The Passage Of SB 2 And HB 2 Would Make These Protections Permanent. And That Is A Good Thing. However, There Is A Catch. With The Passage Of Title 14 In The Special Session Of October 2021, The Legislature Did More Than Protect Employees. They Also Protected Themselves.
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The Tennessee Comptroller’s Office Of Research And Education Accountability Has Completed Its First Annual Review Of The Implementation Of The Tennessee Literacy Success Act.
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Following His Exposé On Vanderbilt University Medical Center’s Transgender Treatment On Minors, Daily Wire Host And Documentarian Matt Walsh, Has Announced He Will Be Holding A Rally In Nashville, Tennessee To Push For The End Of “Child Mutilation” In The Volunteer State.
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1) Concerned Tennesseans Call For Special Session To Address Mutilation Of Kids At Vanderbilt
2) Pro-life Groups Urge Metro Nashville City Council To Vote Against Pro-abortion Resolution
3) Nashville All-Girls School Ignores Parent Concerns, Enacts Gender Diversity Policy To Admit Boys Who Identify As Girls
4) American Classical Education Faces Misinformation And Dishonest Opposition In Quest To Open Tennessee Charter Schools
5) Chattanooga’s WanderLinger Brewing Company Promotes “Wildly Inappropriate” Drag Show For Kids
6) Pink Palace Drag Show Canceled At Last Minute By Memphis Museum
7) TN Supreme Court Denies Appeal for Nashville Taxpayer Protection Referendum For 2nd Time
Bonus Stories:
• TN RINOs Killed Bill That Would Have Prevented Vanderbilt’s Mutilation of Minors
• As Major Metro Schools Approach $30K Spending Per Student, Performance Plunges
• Savage Gulf Becomes Tennessee’s Newest State Park
Concerned Tennesseans Are Voicing That They Are Not Content With Waiting Until 2023 For Legislation That May Or May Not Be Presented Or Be Passed And Are Calling For The Tennessee General Assembly To Have A Special Session To Address This Issue Now.
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Key Republican Legislators Confirmed Friday They Are Considering Holding A Special Session To Bring The Republican Presidential Convention To Nashville And Possibly Penalize The Metro Nashville Council For Rejecting It.
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After Filing A Petition With The Williamson County Election Commission Last Week, Gary Humble Is Now Officially Announcing His Candidacy For Tennessee State Senate District 27.
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