Tennessee Conservative
Representative John Ragan (R-Oak Ridge-District 33) Is Running For Reelection In The Republican Primary Slated For August 1st, 2024. Ragan Faces A Republican Challenger In The Primary. Here, We Offer A Deeper Look At Ragan’s Record While Serving In The Tennessee State House.
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A Federal Judge In Texas Granted An Injunction Against The Bureau Of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms And Explosives From Enforcing Its New Rule That Changes The Definition Of A Firearms Dealer In Four States And For Members Of Four Organizations, Including The Tennessee Firearms Association.
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An Open Letter From Constituent To Leadership Makes Case For The Full Disclosure Of The Covenant Shooter’s Manifesto.
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Five Months After The Covenant School Shooting Back In March Of This Year, Regular Tennesseans And Activists Alike Have Been Left To Wonder What Exactly The Shooter’s Writings And Drawings Contained.
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Shortly After The Tennessee Firearms Association Sent Out Its Report On The Special Session, We Started Receiving A Lot Of Inquiries From Tennesseans Who Wanted To Know “Who The Problem Republicans Are”, Or “Did My Representative And Senator Protect Our Rights” Or “Are You Going To Send Out A List Of Which Republicans Need To Be Replaced.”
However, It Is Not Easy To Determine Which Legislators Do And Do Not Support And Defend Your Second Amendment Rights. That Is Collectively Intentional On Their Part.
Here Are A Few Reasons Why…
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On The Sixth Extraordinary Day Of Tennessee’s Special Session For ‘public Safety,’ The Senate Concurred With Several Amendments Made By The House To Bills They Had Already Passed And Officially Adjourned Until January.
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After The Senate Concurred With Changes That The House Made To Four Bills On Monday Afternoon, There Was No Further Business For The Lower Chamber To Consider As The Senate Refused To Reopen Committees To Consider Any Other Bills That The House Had Passed. Tempers Of Lawmakers In The House Flared At The Special Session’s Conclusion.
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With Tennessee’s Special Legislative Session Set To Start At 4PM Today, August 21st, New Pieces Of Legislation Concerning Mental Health Services, Threats Of Violence, Guns, Public Safety And More Have Absolutely Flooded The Legislative Docket.
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Several Bills For Governor Lee’s Special Session Have Already Been Filed In The Tennessee House Dealing With Additional Training Requirements For Individuals Seeking A Handgun Carry Permit, School Training For Dangerous Situations, Lifetime Protection For Victims Of Stalking And Law Enforcement Notification When “At-Risk” Individuals Are Released From Mental Health Care.
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Governor Bill Lee Has Finally Officially Made The Call For A Special Legislative Session To Begin On August 21st.
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