Tennessee Conservative
Brandon Brings You 7 Big News Stories Curated Specifically For Conservatives Who Want To Know What’s Going On In Tennessee Schools And In Their State And Local Governments.
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A TN House Resolution Would Add Tennessee To A List Of 6 Other States (And Counting) Calling For A Single-Topic Limited Article V Convention For Proposing An Amendment To The Constitution For Term Limits On Congress.
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A Tennessee Court Ruled Wednesday Afternoon That Republican-Drawn State Senate Maps Are Unconstitutional, Giving The General Assembly Until Jan. 31 To Adopt New Maps.
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The Speaker Of The Tennessee House Is Pointing A Finger At The Tennessee Senate, Expressing That The Senate Had The Opportunity To Pass Legislation During The Special Session That Would Have Kept Shaquille Taylor Off The Streets Of Nashville And, Subsequently, Prevented The Death Of Jillian Ludwig.
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Representative Curtis Johnson (R-Clarksville-District 68) Has Announced That He Does Not Plan To Seek Reelection For An 11th Time After He Completes His Current Term In The Tennessee House Of Representatives.
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Tennessee House Committee Votes Are Frequently Taken By Voice Vote, Adding To The Distrust Of The Committee Process. There Is Too Much Room For Misinterpretation Of Committee Votes If The Ayes And Nays Are Not Clear Enough For Onlookers, Or Even Committee Chairs. Even A Runaway Voice Vote, One Direction Or The Other, Leaves Doubt As To How Certain Members Voted. This Is A Transparency Problem With An Easy Fix, And The House Committee Chairs Have The Remedy.
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Tennessee Lawmakers Will Soon See A Push To Expand The K-12 Public School Voucher Program Beyond The Three Counties Currently Offering Vouchers To Eligible Families.
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Former House Speaker Glen Casada And His Chief Of Staff, Cade Cothren, Are Seeking Dismissal Of Federal Charges In A Corruption Probe, Claiming They Are “Vague And Unconstitutional.”
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House Speaker Cameron Sexton Opposes Extension Of TennCare’s Primary Contracts As Part Of A Continued Effort To Award A Separate Health-Care Company, That Spent At Least $1 Million Trying To Influence Tennessee Politics Over The Last 15 Years, A Contract After TennCare Lost A Bid.
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A Clarksville Woman Suing The State Because She Says Tennessee Law Prevented Her From Aborting Her Child With A Terminal Diagnosis Is Running As A Democrat For House District 75.
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