Tennessee Conservative
Last Week The Wilson County School Board Voted To Keep Two Controversial Books Available To High School Students In Wilson County, Adding Them To A “Mature Reading List” Instead Of Removing Them From School Libraries.
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A Law That Eliminates An Exception For Educational Purposes Pertaining To Obscene Books Has Been Signed By Governor Bill Lee.
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On April 17th, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee Signed Legislation Aimed At Preventing Local Governments From Spending Taxpayers’ Dollars To Assist Individuals In Getting Abortions.
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The House Voted To Approve Two Bills Yesterday That Would Keep Obscene Books Out Of School Libraries. One Goes Next To The Senate Education Committee, While The Other Will Head To Governor Bill Lee’s Desk.
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Representative Bryan Richey Says Representative Justin Jones Wanted To Be Kicked Out Of The Tennessee General Assembly In Order To Increase His National Exposure Lending Credibility To The Theory That The Circumstances Propelling Three Democratic Lawmakers Into The National Spotlight Was A Coordinated Stunt.
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A Bill With The Goal Of Expediting The Removal Of Obscene Or Inappropriate Materials That Sit On Tennessee School Shelves Will Be Heading To The Floor Of The State House For Debate And A Vote.
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Drama Surrounding The Disciplining Of Three Democratic Lawmakers After They Used The House Floor To Indulge In Activism Has Taken Attention Away From Grieving Families And From Finding Answers For What Led A Disturbed Woman To Take The Lives Of Three Adults And Three Children In A Recent Nashville Tragedy.
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Both Chambers Of The Tennessee General Assembly Have Now Passed Legislation Aimed At Preventing Local Governments From Spending Taxpayers’ Dollars To Assist Individuals In Getting Abortions.
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A Bill With The Purpose Of Helping To Weed Out Objectionable Books In The State’s School Libraries In A Timelier Fashion Passed Out Of The House Education Administration Committee Yesterday.
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This Week, A Bill That Has An Ultimate Goal To Keep Material That Meets The Criminal Code Threshold For Obscene Out Of Tennessee Schools Has Advanced On Both The House Side As Well As The Senate.
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