Tennessee Right To Life Responds To Biden Administration’s Move To Divert State’s Title X Funds To Abortion Industry

Tennessee Right To Life Stands With Governor Lee In Denouncing The Biden Administration’s Move To Give Tennessee’s Portion Of Title X Funds To The Abortion Industry. It Is No Secret That The Move Is In Retaliation For Tennessee’s Strong Pro-Life Law, Which Is Saving An Estimated 1,000 Unborn Children From Abortion In Our State Every Month.

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Former TN Dept of Health Commissioner Piercey Joins ETSU Board of Trustees (Op-Ed)

Lisa Piercey And The Tennessee Health Department Were Accused Of Marketing To Minors And The GOP Led Government Operations Committee Was Rightly Concerned With The Strategy Of Circumventing Parents. Now Piercey Will Sit On The Board Of Trustees That Has Already Requested A Blanket Authority To Mandate Vaccines.

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State Farm Wokeness, Child Vaccines, College Enrollment Decline And Incumbent’s Taxpayer-funded Self Promotion

Brandon Lewis, Founder Of The Tennessee Conservative, Joins The Alex Abernathy Show To Discuss State Farm Insurance Agency’s LGBTQ Children’s Book Program, The Record Decline In Enrollment Of High School Graduates Into Tennessee Colleges And Lee’s Tone Deaf Health Department Getting Backlash For Pushing Kid Vaccines.
Lewis And Abernathy Also Discuss How Tennessee Incumbents Are Using Taxpayer Dollars For Self-Promotion During An Election Year And The Tennessee Freedom Summit.

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“Transparency” Hypocrisy, Tone-Deaf Health Dept., Christian College Attacked, State Farm Corrupts Kids, Voucher Program Stalled, Kids Nix College – Big 7 Weekend Digest!

1) Tennessee Incumbents Use Taxpayer Dollars For Self-Promotion During Election Year
2) Lee’s Tone Deaf Health Department Gets Backlash for Pushing Kid Vaccines
3) Tennessee Christian College Criticized For Promoting Traditional Christian Values
4) State Farm Cancels LGBTQ Children’s Book Program In Response To Outrage
5) Lee Says No Timeline Set For School Choice Voucher Initiative
6) Tennessee Colleges See Record Decline In Enrollment Of High School Graduates
7) Governor To Sign ‘Ethics Reform Bill’ Into Law Despite Call For Veto

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TennCon’s BIG 7 Weekend Digest… July 16, 2021

1) TN Judge Shuts Down Illegal Immigration Center in Chattanooga
2) TN Spends Nearly $4M Per Year To Educate Unaccompanied Alien Minors
3) TBI Arrests 18 Men, Including Pastor & National Guardsman, In Human Trafficking Operation
4) Top Vaccine Official Fired After Health Department Pushes Vaccines On Minors
5) TN Dept Of Health’s Immunization Program For Children Continues
6) Tennessee Farmer Wins Injunction Against USDA In Loan Forgiveness Dispute
7) Federal Judge Blocks Tennessee Transgender Bathroom Law Temporarily

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TN Refugee Study Committee Outlines Mission Statement & Agenda – TTC News Break 6.21.21

1) TN Refugee Study Committee Outlines Mission Statement & Agenda
2) GOP Leaders Warn TN Health Dept For Pushing Vaccines On Minors
3) IRS Denies Christian Nonprofit Tax Exemption, Saying Biblical Values Are Republican

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TN Legislature Takes Steps To Lift Restrictions Limiting Access To Quality, Affordable Healthcare

The TN Senate Passed A Bill That Will Reform State Laws Surrounding Certificate Of Need For Healthcare Providers. According To The State Health Department, the CON Program Seeks To Deliver Improvement In Access, Quality And Cost Savings Through Orderly Growth Management Of The State’s Health Care System.

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Tennessee Health Commissioner Is ‘Fairly Certain’ Covid Will Get Worse

Tennessee’s Health Commissioner, Lisa Piercey, Has Said There Are Signs That The Covid-19 Pandemic Could Begin To Get Worse Soon. Piercey Said Tennessee Specifically Could See Things Worsening, Given It Is One Of The Most Infectious States At The Moment.

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Tennessee Teacher Vaccinations For COVID-19 Open Statewide Next Week

Tennessee K-12 Teachers Statewide Can Schedule Appointments Beginning Monday To Get Their COVID-19 Vaccinations. A New Phase Of Vaccinations Was Announced Tuesday By The State Health Department, Including Teachers, Child Care Staff And Tennesseans 65 And Older.

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