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Midterm Madness, Corporate Freeze, Protecting Kids From Mutilation, Abortion Increases, TN Surprises

Midterm Madness, Corporate Freeze-out, Protecting Kids From Mutilation, Abortion Increases, Surprises In TN & Much More – The TennCon Big 7!

November 10, 2022November 10, 2022 TTC 1 Comment Abortion, Amazon, amendments, Andy Ogles, ballots, Big 7, Children, Corporate Welfare, District 5, Election Results, Florida, gender transition, gender-conforming treatments, Governor Lee, Legislation, medical bills, Nashville, No Surprises Act, Provisional Ballots, Red Wave, Republicans, Right-To-Work, Taxpayer Dollars, Taxpayers, Tennessee, Tennessee Constitution, U.S. Congress, Video, Voters, Weekend Digest

• Bonus story: Control Of Congress At Stake: Red Wave Hits Florida, Stops There
• Lee Reelected, Ogles Wins District 5, Plus Statewide Election Results
• Four Tennessee Constitutional Amendments, Including Right-To-Work, Win By Large Margins
• 438 Voters Assigned Wrong Ballots In Davidson County Allowed To Cast Provisional Ballots
• Amazon Bails On Promised Job Creation In Nashville With Hiring Freeze Announcement
• Tennessee Bill To Limit “Gender Mutilation” Introduced By Republican Lawmakers
• Tennessee Abortion Numbers Drop As Neighboring States See Increase
• Tennesseans Can’t Rely On “No Surprises” In Medical Billing Due To Loopholes & Legislature Inaction

State News

Four Tennessee Constitutional Amendments, Including Right-To-Work, Win By Large Margins

November 9, 2022November 10, 2022 TTC 3 Comments amendments, Constitutional Amendment, Ministers, religious leaders, Right-To-Work, Slavery, Succession, Tennessee, Tennessee Constitution, Unions, Yes On 1

All Four Constitutional Amendments On The Tennessee Statewide Ballot, Including A Proposal To Put Right-To-Work Legislation Into The Constitution, Passed On Tuesday By A Wide Margin.

State News

Some Tennesseans Concerned With Legal Ramifications Of Voting “Yes On 3”

November 8, 2022November 8, 2022 TTC 0 Comments Amendment 3, amendments, Governor Lee, November 8, November Election, Prisoners, Slavery, Susan Lynn, Tennessee, Tennessee Constitution, Tennessee Department of Corrections, Tennessee Legislature, Voting

Some Tennesseans Are Concerned That There Will Be Unintended Consequences Of Voting “Yes” On Amendment 3 At The Ballot Box Today.

State News

Educate For November 8: Discussion About Tennessee’s Proposed Constitutional Amendments

October 24, 2022October 24, 2022 TTC 0 Comments amendments, Cookeville, David Fowler, Events, Family Action Council, Live Events, Tennessee, Tennessee Constitution

On November 5th In Cookeville, There Will Be A Discussion Focused On The Four Proposed Amendments To The Tennessee Constitution With Special Guest David Fowler, President Of Family Action Council Of TN (FACT) And Former State Senator.

State News

Opinions Differ On Tennessee Constitutional Amendments On November Ballot

October 17, 2022October 17, 2022 TTC 9 Comments amendments, Gary Humble, Hal Rounds, Joanna Martin, Joey Hensley, Publius Huldah, Raumesh Akbari, religious leaders, Right-To-Work, Slavery, Tennessee, Tennessee Constitution, Tennessee Legislature, Tennessee Stands, vote, Voting

Tennesseans Will Have The Opportunity To Vote On Four State Constitutional Amendments In November Presented As “Yes” Or “No” Questions. While The Amendments Are Presented In A Solely Positive Fashion By The Powers That Be, Some Concerned Tennesseans Have Voiced Concerns. Following Is What Some Proponents And Critics Say About Each Of The Four Amendments.

State News

Judge Rules In Favor Of Landowners In TWRA Camera Lawsuit

October 17, 2022October 17, 2022 TTC 3 Comments Benton County, Benton County Circuit Court, Big Brother, Camden, Emily Buck, Fourth Amendment, Hunter Hollingsworth, Institute for Justice, Josh Windham, Lawsuit, Open Fields Doctrine, Operation Bird Dog, Privacy Rights, search warrant, Tennessee, Tennessee Constitution, Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, Terry Rainwaters, TWRA, wildlife crime

The Benton County Circuit Court Has Ruled In Favor Of Two Landowners Who Found Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) Cameras On Their Property. Hunter Hollingsworth And Terry Rainwaters Sued TWRA And Some Of Its Employees Over Privacy Rights.

State News

Votes For TN Amendments, Governor Linked But Voters Not Required To Vote For Both

October 10, 2022October 10, 2022 TTC 1 Comment amendments, governor, November 8, November Election, Tennessee, Tennessee Constitution, Tennessee Supreme Court, Tre Hargett

You Don’t Have To Vote For Tennessee’s Next Governor To Vote For The Four Constitutional Amendments In The Nov. 8 Election.

Videos

TN Constitution Amendment #3, Rally To End Child Mutilation, & Citizen Lobbyist Training – Brandon Lewis On The Alex Abernathy Show

October 6, 2022October 6, 2022 TTC 0 Comments Alex Abernathy, Amendment, Amendment 3, Americans for Prosperity, Brandon Lewis, citizen lobbyists, Constitutional Amendment, furries, Janice Bowling, Podcast, Tennessee, Tennessee Constitution, Tennessee schools, transgender surgeries, Vanderbilt University

Brandon Lewis, Founder Of The Tennessee Conservative, Joins The Alex Abernathy Podcast To Discuss Tennessee Constitution Amendment #3, And An Upcoming Rally To Push For An End To Child Mutilation In Tennessee.
They Go On To Discuss The Possibility Of Children In Tennessee Identifying As “Furries” Being Allowed To Use The Restroom In Litter Boxes At School.
They Close By Discussing An Upcoming Event To Train Regular Tennesseans How To Become Citizen Lobbyists.
Listen In Now!

Opinion

Tennessee Right-To-Work Amendment Deserves A Bit Of Review Before You Head To The Polls (Op-Ed)

October 4, 2022October 4, 2022 TTC 1 Comment amendments, Gary Humble, PRO Act, Right-To-Work, Tennessee, Tennessee Constitution, Tennessee Stands, U.S. Congress, Yes On 1

Let Me First Be Very Clear. I Fully Support The Fact That Tennessee Is A Right To Work State And Has Been Since 1947. I Do Believe That Our Statutes Declaring A Right To Work Have Been Part Of Tennessee’s Success Story Economically And I Believe That Those Statutes Appropriately Limit The Power Of Unions And Protect The Rights Of Individuals Against Discrimination As To Whether Or Not They Are Part Of A Labor Union.

I Am Also Aware That Democrats And The Current Administration In The White House Would Like To Further Solidify The Influence Of Unions Around The Country And Work To Abolish Right To Work Protections In 27 States.

Despite My Support Of Right To Work Protections And An Understanding Of The Threat Unions Pose To Pushing The Leftist Agenda, I Am Cautious When It Comes To Amending Our State Constitution For This Purpose.

State News

Tennesseans To Vote On Four Amendments That Would Change State Constitution In November

September 28, 2022September 28, 2022 TTC 9 Comments Bill Haslam, Christians, Constitutional Amendment, Governor Lee, Inmates, Ministers, November Election, Republicans, Right-To-Work, Slavery, Tennessee, Tennessee Constitution, Tennessee General Assembly, Tennessee Governor, Voters

Tennesseans Will Have The Opportunity To Vote On Four State Constitutional Amendments In November. Presented As “Yes” Or “No” Questions, The Proposed Amendments Will Appear On The Ballot Below The Candidates Running For The Governor’s Race.

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Tennessee Constitution

Midterm Madness, Corporate Freeze-out, Protecting Kids From Mutilation, Abortion Increases, Surprises In TN & Much More – The TennCon Big 7!

Four Tennessee Constitutional Amendments, Including Right-To-Work, Win By Large Margins

Some Tennesseans Concerned With Legal Ramifications Of Voting “Yes On 3”

Educate For November 8: Discussion About Tennessee’s Proposed Constitutional Amendments

Opinions Differ On Tennessee Constitutional Amendments On November Ballot

Judge Rules In Favor Of Landowners In TWRA Camera Lawsuit

Votes For TN Amendments, Governor Linked But Voters Not Required To Vote For Both

TN Constitution Amendment #3, Rally To End Child Mutilation, & Citizen Lobbyist Training – Brandon Lewis On The Alex Abernathy Show

Tennessee Right-To-Work Amendment Deserves A Bit Of Review Before You Head To The Polls (Op-Ed)

Tennesseans To Vote On Four Amendments That Would Change State Constitution In November

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