Tennessee Conservative
With January Right Around The Corner Tennessee Lawmakers Are Preparing For The 2024 Legislative Session, Including Rep. Bryan Richey Who Has Already Filed A Bill To Allow Individuals To Hunt Over Bait On Private Land.
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A U.S. Department Of Justice Grant Picks Up The Start-Up Tab For A Body Cam Program, Which Comes After The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency Has Lost Two Lawsuits Over Alleged Abuse Of Power.
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An Officer For The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency Is Facing Charges Of Misconduct And Theft Of Property After Being Accused Of Charging At Least $60,000 Worth Of Gasoline On A State Fuel Card Over 13 Years, According To An Indictment.
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A State Biologist Claims He Was Confronted In His Home By Law Enforcement Officers With The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency On The Same Day He Sent His Boss’s Superiors Evidence That The State Was Falsifying Data On Wildlife Diseases.
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The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency Provided Both Federal And State Grants But Didn’t Monitor How Those Funds Were Ultimately Used, A New Audit Report Shows.
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A Master Falconer Has Filed Suit Against Three Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency Law Enforcement Officers, Alleging Her Constitutional Rights Were Violated When They Unlawfully Seized 13 Birds Of Prey, Phone, Computer, Video And Other Records From Her Nashville Home In 2022 — An Action A Criminal Court Judge Called “Egregious,” “An Abuse Of The Law” And “Malicious Prosecution.”
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On Tuesday, A Panel Of Three Judges Heard Arguments On Whether A Tennessee Law That Allows Game Wardens To Search Private Property Without A Warrant Is Constitutional.
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Brandon Lewis, Founder Of The Tennessee Conservative, Joins The Alex Abernathy Show To Discuss How A Benton County Circuit Court Ruled In Favor Of Two Landowners Who Found Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency Cameras On Their Property. They Go On To Discuss The Cato Institute Giving Tennessee Governor Bill Lee A ‘D’ Grade For Spending And Taxing Policies And How TN Legislators Allegedly Didn’t Know About The Child Mutilations Going On At Vanderbilt. They Discuss How Nashville Will Get A Drag Queen Christmas This Year But No Traditional Christmas Parade And Close By Discussing How A TN Court Has Ruled In Favor Of 2nd Amendment Rights For Public Housing Tenants.
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The Benton County Circuit Court Has Ruled In Favor Of Two Landowners Who Found Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) Cameras On Their Property. Hunter Hollingsworth And Terry Rainwaters Sued TWRA And Some Of Its Employees Over Privacy Rights.
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Tennessee Senator Mike Bell, R-Riceville, Will Resign His Post On Aug. 31 And Take Over As The Senior Advisor For Legislative Affairs And Policy For The Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency.
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