Tennessee Conservative
A Christian Man Who Was Arrested For “Trespassing” At The Franklin Pride Festival Earlier This Year Has Had His Case Dismissed. Members Of Law Enforcement Admit There Was No Legal Basis For His Arrest.
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On September 18th, The Carter County Commission Bravely Voted Unanimously To Have The County Attorney Draft A Resolution Expressing Their Concerns With The Management Practices Of The Ballad Healthcare Monopoly And Its Operation Of Sycamore Shoals Hospital Which Is The Only Hospital In Carter County.
On October 24th, 11 Commissioners Stayed Strong Voting “Yes” To See The Resolution Through, While 9 Cowered And Voted “No” And Two Abstained, While Two Were Absent. Falling Short Of The 13 “Yes” Votes Needed.
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Sparks Flew At The Heated October 3rd Carter County Commission Meeting Where The Health And Welfare Committee Discussed A Resolution Regarding The Ballad Healthcare Monopoly.
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Earlier This Month, Two Conservative Media Outlets In Tennessee Leveled Accusations At The Director Of Local Grassroots Organization Tennessee Stands, Gary Humble.
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Local Residents Stood Up To Testify Against The Ballad Healthcare Monopoly In East Tennessee At A Recent Meeting Of The Carter County Commission But Their Testimony Was Widely Ignored By Local Media In Favor Of The Healthcare Group.
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This Week The Freedom Matters Podcast Is Joined By Brandon Lewis, Founder Of The Tennessee Conservative – One Of The Few News Organizations Willing To Uncover The Truth In Tennessee.
Brandon, Gary Humble And Kevin Kookogey Discuss The Impact Of Illegal Immigration, Media Censorship And Corporate Welfare.
This Month The State Of Tennessee Acquired A New Employee To Work In A Role That Is Titled “The Superintendent Of Turnaround”. But What Exactly Does A Superintendent Of Turnaround Do? In This Case, They Oversee Operating The Achievement School District In Tennessee.
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On The Sixth Extraordinary Day Of Tennessee’s Special Session For ‘public Safety,’ The Senate Concurred With Several Amendments Made By The House To Bills They Had Already Passed And Officially Adjourned Until January.
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On Thursday, August 24th, Tennessee Senate Leadership Made The Decision To Delay The Official Close Of The Special Session In Anticipation Of House Amendments To Senate-Passed Bills, Thereby Adding At Least One Additional Day To The Session And Costing Tennessee Taxpayers Thousands More Dollars.
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While There Was A Tennessee Senator And A Representative That Proposed The Required Resolutions To End The Special Session, There Were Forces On The Same Side Of The Aisle Working To Undermine That Effort. In The End When The Resolutions Were Presented, There Were Few Elected Officials Who Stood Up To Cast Their Vote In Support Of Adjourning The Session.
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