Tennessee Conservative
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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Legislation That Would Force Social Media Platforms To Stop Censoring Citizens Failed In The House Banking And Consumer Affairs Subcommittee On Wednesday.
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A Pair Of Bills Will Be Heard Before The Criminal Justice Subcommittee At Noon On 3/7/2023, That Will Set Out To Finish A Task Yet To Be Accomplished In The State Of Tennessee.
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Legislation That Would Ban Adult Performers From Performing Drag Shows For Minors Has Been Placed On The Calendar For The Tennessee House Finance, Ways, And Means Subcommittee.
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In Response To A Letter Sent To The Wilson County Board Of Education From Representative Susan Lynn, School Board Attorney Mike Jennings Recommended That The Board Consult With An Attorney Well Versed In First Amendment Law.
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Representative Susan Lynn Read Our Article That Covered The Wilson County Board Of Education’s Actions About A Book That Parents Say Contains Graphic Depictions Of Sex Acts, Both Heterosexual And Homosexual, And Suicide And Informed The Board That Their Actions Regarding The Book Are In Violation Of Tennessee Law.
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Some Tennesseans Are Concerned That There Will Be Unintended Consequences Of Voting “Yes” On Amendment 3 At The Ballot Box Today.
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Governor Bill Lee Signed A New Law That Will Allow Ivermectin To Be Purchased Over-The-Counter, Giving Residents Access To Treat Covid-19 Without A Prescription.
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In An 87 To 3 Vote, With 5 Representatives Abstaining, A Bill That Would Require Non-Profits To Report All Expenditures Of 60 Days Prior To Elections Was Passed By The Tennessee House.
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A Set Of Bills Has Passed That Will Allow Ivermectin To Be Sold Over-The-Counter In Tennessee Without A Prescription. The Legislation Authorizes A Version Of The Drug That Is Suitable For Human Use To Be Provided By A Pharmacist To Patients Who Are 18 Years Of Age Or Older Pursuant To A Valid Collaborative Pharmacy Practice Agreement.
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