Tennessee Conservative
On Friday, May 5th, 2023 Governor Bill Lee Signed Legislation That Gives Families In Hamilton County The Opportunity To Participate In Tennessee’s Education Savings Account (ESA) Program.
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1) Schwinn To Step Down From Tennessee Education Commissioner Role, Replacement Cut From Very Similar Cloth
1A) Research Indicates New Tennessee Education Commissioner Is Product Of Woke Organizations, Soros/Gates Funding Initiatives
2) U.S. Government Suing Tennessee To Stop New Law That Protects Children From Life Altering Medical Consequences
3) Thousands Of Taxpayer Dollars Spent To “Fix” Legislator’s Alleged Sexual Harassment Violation
4) Metro Police Department Postpones Release of Covenant School Shooter’s “Manifesto”
5) Gov. Lee Signs Bill Into Law That Could Criminalize Parents Based On Anonymous Allegations Of Abuse Or Neglect
6) ETSU Doubles Down On Diversity, Equity, And Inclusion Efforts After Acknowledging Lack Of Positive Outcomes
7) Law Eliminating Education Exception For Obscene Books In K-12 Schools Signed By Governor
Judd Legum Is On The Opposite Side Of The Political Tracks, Yet We Agree On Something: Political Leaders And Their Families Should Work, Live & Be Educated In The Districts They Represent. Otherwise, Anyone Could Rent A Broom Closet In Any District And Claim Residency Without Living Life With Their Constituents.
Legum’s Recent Reporting, Complete With Proper Sourcing, Raises Serious Questions About GOP House Leader Cameron Sexton’s Residency. We Also Discuss The Legal Machinations Of Scotty Campbell’s Recent Resignation, Sexton’s Handling Of The Situation And What It Says About The Working Environment In The Cordell Hull Building.
1) Student Network Training Kids As Young As 13 On How To Protest
2) TN Senate Rejects Conservative Lawmaker’s School Safety Bill Due To His Call For McNally’s Resignation
3) Republicans Demand Release Of Covenant Shooter’s Manifesto Before Special Session
4) TN Lawmakers Could Have Stopped “Gender Affirming” Treatments For Minors Back In 2022, But Chose To Wait
5) Patient’s Rights Bill Unable To Make It Across Finish Line For 2nd Year In A Row
6) School Choice Expansion Bill Will Only Benefit Hamilton County In Last Minute Legislative Action On Floor
7) Gov. Bill Lee Signs Legislation Adding Phrase “Send Me” As Additional Tennessee State Motto
Special Elections To Fill Three Seats In The Tennessee Legislature Could Cost Taxpayers Up To $570,000 After One Resignation And Two Expulsions.
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For The Second Year In A Row, An Important Piece Of Medical Freedom Legislation Failed To Be Passed Into Law By The Tennessee State Legislature.
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On Friday, School Choice Legislation To Expand Tennessee’s Education Savings Account (ESA) Pilot Program To Two Additional Counties Hit A Last Minute Snag As Lawmakers Sought To Wrap Up The 113th Legislative Session.
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Before Their Legislative Session Adjourned On Friday, April 21st, The Tennessee General Assembly Officially Passed Legislation To Restrict Foreign Ownership Of Property Within The State.
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State Legislators Are Sending A Bill That Would Prevent School Employees From Being Forced To Sit Through Implicit Bias Trainings To Governor Lee’s Desk.
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The Tennessee House Of Representatives Has Passed Legislation That Will Prevent Teachers From Being Forced To Refer To Students By Their Preferred Pronouns Instead Of By Those Reflecting Their Biological Sex.
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