Tennessee Conservative
According To Tennessee Capitol Insiders, A Couple Of Unrelated Caption Bills Are Set To Be Heard Today In House Subcommittees With Amendments Added To Quietly Push Gun Legislation.
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Yesterday, Legislation That Would Effectively Make Illegal Any Medical Treatments That Would Permanently Change The Physical Bodies Of Underage Persons Who Are Experiencing Gender Dysphoria, Either Through Surgery Or Hormone Treatments, Moved One Step Closer To Becoming Law In The State Of Tennessee.
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A New Bill To Ban Gender Transition Procedures On Children In The State Of Tennessee Has Been Assigned To Committees In The House And Senate And Is On The Schedule To Be Heard This Week.
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Last Year, Despite The Support Of Many Tennesseans, A Patients’ Rights Bill Introduced By Rep. Todd Warner Died In Committee. However, The Residents Of Tennessee May Actually Get The Opportunity To Share Their Testimony This Year, As Warner Has Now Introduced This Legislation Again, As HB0377.
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Retiring Representative David Byrd (R-Waynesboro-District 71) Told The Tennessee Conservative That Many Legislators “Hide Behind” The Lack Of Roll Call Votes When They Don’t Want The Public To Know Their Stance On A Piece Of Legislation, Leading To Many Good Conservative Bills Being Killed In Subcommittees And Committees With No Official Record Made Of Who Was Responsible.
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The Tennessee Education Association (TEA) Has Sent Out A Mailer Supporting Republican Representative Bob Ramsey (District 20 – Maryville) To Voters Alerting Them That They Can Vote In The Republican Primary Election, Regardless Of Political Affiliation.
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On March 22nd In The House Health Subcommittee And On March 23rd In The Senate Health Committee, Two “Caption Bills” Were Snuck In Under The Radar With Amendments Added That Push The HPV Vaccine. One Of The Bills Allows Minors To Receive The HPV Vaccine Without Parental Knowledge Or Consent.
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A Set Of Companion Bills In The Tennessee General Assembly, Collectively Known As The “Youth Health Protection Act,” Will Be Heard In The House Health Subcommittee And Senate Health And Welfare Committee Next Week.
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A Bill That Would Ban Abortions In The State Of Tennessee Has Passed The House Health Subcommittee And Is Now On The Calendar For The Full Health Committee. The Bill Is Modeled After Legislation Passed In Texas, Which Resulted In A 60% Decrease Of Abortions Performed In The State.
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“The Parent Bill Of Rights Act” Is Making Its Way Through The Tennessee General Assembly And Will Be Heard In Both The House Health Subcommittee And The Senate Education Committee Next Week.
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