Tennessee Conservative
Yesterday In The Senate Judiciary Committee, Senator Ferrell Haile’s New Legislation Was Passed, Bringing State-Owned Private Businesses And Banks One Step Closer To Becoming A Reality.
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A Bill Aimed At Codifying The Constitutional Rights Of Tennesseans To Decline Vaccines For Religious Reasons In The Private Sector Failed In The Senate Commerce And Labor Subcommittee Yesterday.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee Is Scheduled To Consider An Amendment To The State Constitution That Would Allow States To Own Banks And Equity In Private Companies.
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Metro Nashville Filed A Lawsuit In Davidson County Chancery Court To Block A Tennessee Bill That Would Force It To Reduce Its Council To 20 Members.
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Critics Of The Legislation Are Issuing Strident Warnings Against Its Implementation, Asserting That If Allowed To Pass, It Would Be Essentially Parroting The Economic Policies And Practices Of Countries Like China, Where All Private Businesses Are Inextricably Entangled With Their Government, The CCP (Chinese Communist Party).
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A Move Is Afoot For A Constitutional Amendment Shifting Tennessee’s Judicial And County Elections To November From August, A Situation That Some Fear Is An Effort To Further Consolidate Power And Could Confuse Voters.
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While The Williamson County Election Commission Is Rushing To Sign A Contract To Purchase New Election Voting Equipment For County Elections, A Citizen-Driven Group Is Trying To Slow Down The Process So That Greater Due Diligence, Fiduciary Cost Studies And A Comprehensive Appraisal Of Current Voting Machine-Heavy Systems And Other Voting Systems Involving Hand-Marked Paper Ballots And People Can Be Studied.
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• 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
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.
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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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