Tennessee Conservative
The Tennessee Right To Life PAC Recently Revoked Their Endorsement Of Senator Richard Briggs Due To Public Comments He Made About The Human Life Protection Act. In Response, The Tennessee Medical Association Has Reiterated Their Support For Briggs And His Decision To Speak Out Against The Current Abortion Law.
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• Tennessee DCS Given One More Year To Get Their Act Together After Audit Finds Children In State Custody Sexually Abused Or Harassed
• Tennessee Right To Life Revokes Endorsement Of Senator Richard Briggs
• Vanderbilt Survey Says TN Republican Voters Prefer DeSantis Over Trump And Support Weakening Of Abortion Law
• Tennessee GOP Chairman Reelected Despite Call For More Conservative Leadership
• Pork Report Says $1 Million Plus A Year Of Tax Dollars Spent To Fund Lobbying Efforts
• TDOE Report Shows State ACT Scores Remain Stagnant
• Tennessee Tech Professors First Amendment Case Against University Dismissed
On Tuesday, The Tennessee Right To Life Political Action Committee (PAC) Notified State Senator Richard Briggs, Of Knox County, That It Was Revoking His Endorsement Due To His Public Reversal Of Political Stances Which He Pledged Earlier This Year During His Respective Contested Primary And General Election Campaigns.
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Senator Richard Briggs Who Voted ‘Yes’ On Tennessee’s Human Life Protection Act That Became Law On May 15th, 2019 Would Now Like To See The Law Changed To Offer Clear Exceptions.
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Tennessee Eagle Forum Is Joining With Tennessee Right To Life In Urging Metro Nashville City Council Members To Vote No On A Pro-Abortion Resolution That Will Give Planned Parenthood $500,000 Of Taxpayer Dollars.
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The Metro Council Is Forbidding Law Enforcement Officials From Using License Plate Readers To Enforce Laws Against Abortion. They Also Decided To Defer The Allocation Of $500,000 Of Metro Funds To Go Towards A Grant To Planned Parenthood.
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Calling Tennessee’s New Abortion Restrictions An “Abomination,” House And Senate Democrats Announced Tuesday They Plan To Try To Codify Roe V. Wade And Pass Other Measures In 2023 To Allow Access To The Procedure.
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Now That The U.S. Supreme Court Has Overturned Roe V. Wade, A 1973 Landmark Decision Related To Abortion And Casey V. Planned Parenthood, Another Abortion-Related Decision From 1992, Tennessee’s Trigger Law Could Go Into Effect And Outlaw The Procedure Statewide Sometime In July.
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The National Rifle Association (NRA) And Tennessee Conservative Watchdog Groups See Many Potential Issues That Could Arise Due To The Legislation And Have Voiced Their Concerns To The Tennessee Conservative And Lawmakers Alike.
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The “Tennessee Abortion-Inducing Drug Risk Protocol Act”, A Bill That Would Penalize Physicians For Prescribing Abortion Inducing Drugs Via Telehealth Appointments, Passed A Senate Floor Vote 26 To 4 On Thursday. All 4 Of The Dissenting Votes Came From Democratic Senators.
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