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RINOs Who Want Dems Voting In Republican Primaries, Term Limits – Not So Much, Getting Kids Out Of Failing Schools, Bad News Books In TN Schools, Social Media Censorship Update, & Much More!

March 3, 2023March 3, 2023 TTC 0 Comments abortion laws, Big 7, caption bills, Censorship, closed primaries, GLSEN, Hamilton County, Human Life Protection Act, implicit bias training, Legislation, legislators, LGBTQ, Parents, Podcast, primary elections, Pro-Life, Republicans, RINO Republicans, RINOs, School Choice, School vouchers, Tennessee, Tennessee General Assembly, Tennessee House of Representatives, Tennessee Right to Life, Tennessee Senate, Term Limits, Todd Gardenhire, Video, voice vote, Weekend Digest

1 – Bill To Expand School Vouchers Passes House K-12 Subcommittee
2 – Bill To Close Primaries Killed In Tennessee House Committee By Voice Vote
3 – TN House Bill Aimed At Censoring News Organizations, Advocacy Groups Amended To Conform To Senate Version Removing ‘Controversial’ Elements
4 – Bill With Goal Of Establishing Term Limits In Tennessee Killed In Committee By Republican Supermajority
5 – Tennessee Lawmakers Sneak In Attack On Human Life Protection Act Via Caption Bill
6 – Bill to Ban Implicit Bias Training For Teachers Passes TN Senate Education Committee
7 – GLSEN Sending “Rainbow Library” Books To Tennessee Schools

State News

Bill With Goal Of Establishing Term Limits In Tennessee Killed In Committee By Republican Supermajority

February 23, 2023February 23, 2023 TTC 7 Comments Bryan Richey, Clay Doggett, Esther Helton-Haynes, HB0118, House Bill 0118, House Elections & Campaign Finance Subcommittee, Jeff Burkhart, Jerome Moon, John Crawford, Larry Miller, local government, Republicans, Tennessee, Tennessee General Assembly, Tennessee House of Representatives, Term Limits, Tim Rudd, vote

Yesterday, A Bill That Would Have Helped Create A Referendum Process That Would Have Enabled The Public To Vote On Whether Their Elected And Appointed Officials Will Be Term Limited Was Voted Down By The Republican Majority In The House Elections And Campaign Finance Subcommittee.

State News

Bill To Ensure Term Limits In Tennessee Moves To Committee

February 20, 2023February 20, 2023 TTC 6 Comments appointed officials, Bryan Richey, elected officials, Elections and Campaign Finance Subcommittee, HB0118, House Bill 0118, House Elections & Campaign Finance Subcommittee, Tennessee, Tennessee General Assembly, Tennessee House of Representatives, Term Limits

After Being Deferred Last Week, A Bill That Addresses Term Limits Is Once Again On A Tennessee House Subcommittee Calendar This Week.

State News

Bill To Amend Tennessee Constitution To Impose Term Limits Set To Be Heard This Week

February 13, 2023February 15, 2023 TTC 2 Comments appointed officials, Bryan Richey, elected officials, Elections and Campaign Finance Subcommittee, HB0118, House Bill 0118, House Elections & Campaign Finance Subcommittee, Tennessee, Tennessee General Assembly, Tennessee House of Representatives, Term Limits

On The Calendar This Week, Is A Bill That Addresses An Issue That Is Of Great Importance To Most Tennesseans: Term Limits.

State News

Joint Resolution To Limit Terms Of Elected And Appointed Government Officials Advances

February 10, 2023February 10, 2023 TTC 3 Comments Bryan Richey, HJR0045, House Joint Resolution 45, House Public Service Subcommittee, Tennessee, Tennessee General Assembly, Tennessee House of Representatives, Term Limits

A House Joint Resolution With The Ultimate Goal Of Imposing Term Limits On Both Elected And Appointed Government Officials In The State Of Tennessee Is Advancing To Its Next Step In The Legislative Process.

Legislation That Could Make Term Limits A Reality In Tennessee Receives State Senate Sponsor Just Days Before Filing Deadline

State News

Legislation That Could Make Term Limits A Reality In TN Receives Senate Sponsor Just Days Before Filing Deadline

January 26, 2023January 26, 2023 TTC 2 Comments Bryan Richey, HB0118, House Bill 0118, Mark Pody, SB0580, Senate Bill 0580, Tennessee, Tennessee General Assembly, Tennessee voters, Term Limits

Due To The Strident And Overwhelming Call For Term Limits By Those Who Voted For And Sent Representative Richey To The Hill That He Has Endeavored To Obtain The Sponsorship Our State Laws Require For Any Bill To Move Through The Legislative Process. Fortunately, Richey Found A Willing Partner In Senator Pody, And The Legislation Will Have An Opportunity To Possibly Become Law.

State News

Bills Filed By Freshman Conservative Lawmaker Take Aim at Term Limits And Securing Primary Elections For Tennessee

January 16, 2023January 16, 2023 TTC 4 Comments Bryan Richey, HB0118, HB0121, HJR0035, House Bill 0118, House Bill 0121, House Joint Resolution 0035, Legislation, local government, Political Parties, primary elections, Tennessee, Tennessee General Assembly, Tennessee House of Representatives, Term Limits

Newly Elected Lawmaker To The Tennessee House Of Representatives Bryan Richey Has Filed New Bills And A House Joint Resolution To Tackle The Key Issues Of Term Limits For Local Officials And Official Party Registration To Help Secure Primary Elections In Tennessee.

State News

TN Rep Files Resolution To Set Term Limits For U.S. Congress

December 20, 2022January 9, 2023 TTC 3 Comments Amendment, Chris Todd, HJR0005, House Joint Resolution 5, Tennessee, Tennessee General Assembly, Tennessee House of Representatives, Term Limits, U.S. Congress, U.S. Constitution, U.S. Representatives, U.S. Senators

A Republican Member Of The Tennessee House Of Representatives Has Filed A Resolution To Propose An Amendment To The United States Constitution In Order To Set A Limit On The Number Of Terms An Individual Can Serve In The U.S. Congress.

Local News

Chattanooga City Councilmember Proposes Raising Mayor’s Term Limit

December 8, 2022December 8, 2022 TTC 1 Comment Chattanooga, Chattanooga City Council, Chattanooga Mayor, Demetrus Coonrod, Jenny Hill, Raquetta Dotley, Tennessee, Term Limits

City Councilwoman Demetrus Coonrod Is Proposing An Ordinance That Would Establish Term Limits For City Council Members For The First Time. The Mayor Would Also Be Allowed To Serve Four Four-Year Terms Instead Of The Current, Which Is Two Four-Year Terms.

Opinion

Why I’m Not Voting For Bill Lee…(Op-Ed)

October 27, 2022October 27, 2022 TTC 16 Comments 10 for Tenn, Brandon Lewis, Budget, campaign promises, CATO Institute, Constitutional Rights, Corporate Welfare, critical race theory, Education, election integrity, Governor Lee, illegal immigration, LGBTQ Agenda, Lobbying, Pandemic, Public Education, School Choice, Small Businesses, social media censorship, Taxpayers, Tennessee, Term Limits, The Tennessee Conservative, Voting

Please Read This Op-Ed Until The Very End Before Leaving Your Comments. First, I Voted For Bill Lee 4- Years Ago Because He Made Me 10 Promises. What He Called The “10 For Tenn” Campaign Promises. In This Op-Ed, I Will List Those Publicly-Made Promises And Let You Make Up Your Own Mind. Did He Deliver? Or Did He Lie About His Intentions To Get Elected? Second, I Am A Conservative – Not A Republican. We Have Lots Of “Republicans” In Nashville And In Our State Party, Few Conservatives. Here Are The Promises Of Bill Lee. He Said He Would…

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Term Limits

RINOs Who Want Dems Voting In Republican Primaries, Term Limits – Not So Much, Getting Kids Out Of Failing Schools, Bad News Books In TN Schools, Social Media Censorship Update, & Much More!

Bill With Goal Of Establishing Term Limits In Tennessee Killed In Committee By Republican Supermajority

Bill To Ensure Term Limits In Tennessee Moves To Committee

Bill To Amend Tennessee Constitution To Impose Term Limits Set To Be Heard This Week

Joint Resolution To Limit Terms Of Elected And Appointed Government Officials Advances

Legislation That Could Make Term Limits A Reality In TN Receives Senate Sponsor Just Days Before Filing Deadline

Bills Filed By Freshman Conservative Lawmaker Take Aim at Term Limits And Securing Primary Elections For Tennessee

TN Rep Files Resolution To Set Term Limits For U.S. Congress

Chattanooga City Councilmember Proposes Raising Mayor’s Term Limit

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