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Tennessee State Senators Voted To Pass Legislation That Will Require Election Coordinators To Compare The Statewide Voter Registration Database With The Department Of Safety Database To Ensure That There Are No Illegal Aliens Registered To Vote.
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A Caption Bill That Shifts The Date By Which Candidates For Public Office Must File A Petition Passed On The House Floor On Monday.
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Despite Attempts From The Media And Democrats To Thwart The Effort, Governor Lee Has Signed Legislation Into Law That Aims To Prohibit The Intentional Release Of Chemicals Into The Air In An Attempt To Modify The Weather, Temperature, Or Sunlight Intensity.
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A Bill That Would Make It A Misdemeanor Offense Punishable By Just Less Than A Year Of Imprisonment For Assisting In Bringing A Minor Across State Lines For An Abortion Without Parental Permission Reaches House Committee On Tuesday.
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More Than A Year After The Covenant School Mass Shooting, The Tennessee House Will Take Up A Measure This Week Prohibiting Third Parties From Getting Involved In Public Records Lawsuits.
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A Tennessee Bill To Hide Autopsy Reports Of Murdered Children From The General Public Is Scheduled For A Vote On The Senate Floor Following Its Passage By A Vote Of 86-1 In The House Of Representatives Last Week.
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College Scholarships for Illegal Aliens in Tennessee?
Teachers Can Now Carry a Gun to Protect Students!
It’s the Death Penalty for Child Rapists
& 4 More Stories You’ll Never Hear from Tennessee’s Mainstream Media!
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A Bill To Prevent Cities And Municipalities In Tennessee From Establishing Or Enforcing Red Flag Gun Laws Passed In The State Senate On Thursday And Is Scheduled To Be Heard In The House Criminal Justice Committee Early Next Week.
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A Tennessee Bill Allowing Lawsuits Against Anyone Taking Minors Out Of The State Without The Consent Of Their Parents For “Gender Affirming” Care Passed In The Senate On Thursday.
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As the 113th General Session is set to close within two weeks, a piece of legislation that was ordained directly by Governor Bill Lee has been sent to General Subcommittee where it will end with no opportunity for resurrection unless there is all new legislation carried next year.
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