Tennessee Conservative
The Most Recent Meeting Of The Williamson County Board Of Education Was Highly Attended By Many Parents Wishing To Publicly Speak Out About Pride Flags In Local Classrooms.
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In A Glaring Example Of Why A Decent Amount Of Women, Liberal And Conservative Alike, Are In Favor Of Gun Ownership, A Woman In Williamson County Has Chosen To Transform A Childhood Of Abuse And Rape Into Something Positive.
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Tennessee Has The 37th Highest Property Tax Rate On Owner-Occupied Property In The Country, According To A New Report From The Tax Foundation.
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In Addition To Listing Many Of The Main Funding Sources For Literature In Public Schools That Parents Say Is Pornographic, The Online Resource Has Lists Of Inappropriate Books Found In The Clarksville-Montgomery County School System, Wilson County Schools And The Jackson-Madison County School District With Lists For The Williamson County School District And The Hamilton County School District Coming Soon.
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Even Though All The Attendee Seats For The Franklin Board Of Mayor And Alderman (BOMA) Candidate Forum Are Filled, Interested Voters Can Still Watch The Event Via Livestream.
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Real Leadership Is Considerate And Respectful Of All Points Of View. It Listens Rather Than Lectures, Acknowledging That Those With Other Opinions Also Want What Is Best For The Community. It Trusts Voters To Be Intelligent And Informed Enough To Sort Through The Issues On Their Own, Without A Coalition Telling Us What’s In Our Best Interests.
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The Williamson County Republican Party Will Be Hosting A Candidate Forum For The Franklin Board Of Mayor And Aldermen On September 21st.
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Last Week, A Group Of Parents In Williamson County Filed A Petition To Have 5 Books That Sit On Middle And High School Shelves Removed Due To Their Inclusion Of What Is, According To The Law, Arguably Obscene Content. The Reason These Parents Were Forced To Resort To Such A Measure, Is Because The Policy Utilized By Williamson County Schools, According To The Petition, Is Inadequate And Falls Short Of What Is Required In Tennessee Law.
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If We Moved Back To Safer, More Secure Precinct Voting, We Could Easily Add Hand-Marked Paper Ballots As An Option With Each Precinct Likely Having Only One Ballot. Plus, Voter Wait Time Is Reduced As Only A Limited Number Of Voters Can Vote At A Precinct And More Voters Can Skip Over Time-Consuming BMDS And Mark Their Paper Ballots With A Pen In Far More Privacy Booths. No Need For Ballot-On-Demand Printers.
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Tennessee’s K-12 Schools Received $1.1 Billion In Federal Funds In Financial Year 2019, The Last Before Additional Covid-19 Pandemic Federal Funds Began, According To A Policy Brief From The Non-Profit Sycamore Institute.
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