Tennessee Conservative
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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The Vehicle Used By Governor Bill Lee’s Administration To Legally Block Governmental Transparency And Bypass The Tennessee Open Records Act Has Now Been Revealed.
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In November Of 2022, A Three-Judge “Super-Chancery” Court Decided That Tennessee’s School Voucher Program Was Good To Proceed Without Any Further Court Intervention. However, Late Last Month, Plaintiffs Behind Two Of The Lawsuits Challenging The Voucher Plan Notified The Tennessee Court Of Appeals That They Will Be Appealing The Latest Ruling.
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The Tennessee Supreme Court Has Rejected The Davidson County Election Commission’s Referendum Appeal For A Second Time.
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The Tennessee Supreme Court Has Overturned The Decisions Of Lower Courts And Has Found That Governor Lee’s School Voucher Program Is, In Fact, Not A Violation Of Home Rule Protections.
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Senate Republicans Who Rule The Roost In The Legislature Were Reportedly “Shocked” Last Week When A Three-Judge Panel Blocked Their Senate Redistricting Plan, Finding It Violated The State Constitution.
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Parents In Tennessee Who Disagree With School Policies Regarding Required Masking Or Virtual Learning May Soon Get State Funding To Send Their Children To A Different School Of Their Choice, Including Private Schools.
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The Tennessee Supreme Court Has Decided That It Will Re-Hear Arguments Regarding Governor Bill Lee’s School Voucher Program. Chief Justice Roger A. Page Signed An Order On Friday Announcing That The Court Would Sit Again On February 24th To Hear The Case.
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Attorneys Representing Families And Schools That Stand To Benefit From School-Choice Program Are Asking The Tennessee Supreme Court To Allow The State To Accept & Process Applications For The Program As Court Proceedings Continue.
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Tennessee Supreme Court Will Hear Arguments Regarding the Constitutionality Of School-Choice Program That Would Provide State-Funded Scholarships To Low-Income Families For Educational Use, Including Attending Private Schools Of Their Choice.
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