Tennessee Conservative
The Tennessee Supreme Court Has Ruled That A Person Whose Voting Rights Are Restored In Another State After Being Convicted Of A Felony There Must Also Prove Payment Of Court Costs And Other Fees In Order To Vote Here.
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On Tuesday, A Panel Of Three Judges Heard Arguments On Whether A Tennessee Law That Allows Game Wardens To Search Private Property Without A Warrant Is Constitutional.
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In 2021, A BlueCross BlueShield Of Tennessee Employee Opposed Her Employer’s Vaccine Mandate And Wrote To Her Elected Officials. She Was Fired Less Than A Week Later — Not For Refusing The Vaccine, But For Putting Her Complaints In Writing To Lawmakers. Her Wrongful Termination Lawsuit, However, Was Dismissed By A Hamilton County Judge. She Appealed.
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House Bill 817, By Rep. Elaine Davis, And Senate Bill 526, By Sen. Frank Niceley, Were Introduced To Make Sure All Tennesseans Have Fair Elections And Registered Voters In Districts Are Not Disenfranchised By Voters Outside Of Their District. Governor Lee Signed The Legislation Into Law On May 11th.
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Sexton Has Been Accused Of Not Actually Living In Crossville As A Representative For District 25, But Instead Residing In Nashville Full-Time. If These Accusations Are True, Sexton Could Be Illegally Representing Crossville.
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A Resolution That Has Been Referred To As One Of, If Not The Most Dangerous Piece Of Legislation Being Pushed Through In This Session Failed On The Senate Floor In A Vote Of 17 Ayes, And 16 Nays.
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Three House Resolutions Call For The Expulsion Of Tennessee Democrat Representatives Justin J. Pearson, Gloria Johnson, And Justin Jones For Their Disorderly Behavior Pursuant To Article 2, Section 12 Of The Tennessee Constitution.
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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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