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The Politics of Timing: Jack Johnson’s Award and the Battle Already Fought

The Politics of Timing: Jack Johnson’s Award and the Battle Already Fought

Jack Johnson’s award for “protecting kids” celebrates a law he carried only after it became politically safe—years after Janice Bowling fought for the same protections without help from the leadership now taking credit.

The Patriot Act Comes Home: When Surveillance Turns Inward on Its Own

The Patriot Act Comes Home: When Surveillance Turns Inward on Its Own

The surveillance state America built after 9/11 has finally come for its own. Senators once shielded by power—like Marsha Blackburn, who voted for the Patriot Act—now know firsthand the reach of the machine they helped create.

Access vs. Outcomes: What Franklin Flats Could Mean for the People Who Already Live Here

Access vs. Outcomes: What Franklin Flats Could Mean for the People Who Already Live Here

The promise of “lifting up” through low-income housing sounds noble. But history asks: do these projects elevate struggling families—or slowly pull entire neighborhoods down with them?

🇺🇸 Defending Tennessee: The RINO Removal Project Fundraiser

🇺🇸 Defending Tennessee: The RINO Removal Project Fundraiser

Millions in out-of-state PAC money just flooded Tennessee’s D7 race—fueling Establishment control. Join us at The Smith Estate for BBQ, keynote speakers & comedy as we unite to equip grassroots patriots and REMOVE the RINOs. 🇺🇸 VIP $75 | GA $50 | 6–9PM

Endorsements and Money Around Matt Van Epps: Green, Beaman, and TN-07

Endorsements and Money Around Matt Van Epps: Green, Beaman, and TN-07

TN-07’s faith-and-family voters weigh more than platforms—they judge the company a candidate keeps. Endorsements, money, and public records around Matt Van Epps form a character test—and a referendum on whether business-as-usual still flies.

Ban on Religious Activities in Downtown Green Exposes Constitutional Fault Lines: Morristown Ordinance Raises First Amendment Concerns

Ban on Religious Activities in Downtown Green Exposes Constitutional Fault Lines: Morristown Ordinance Raises First Amendment Concerns

Morristown denied a prayer vigil honoring Charlie Kirk, citing an ordinance that bans all religious activity on public property. The ordinance itself—not paperwork—raises serious First Amendment concerns.

Commentary: Establishment Attacks on Humble Reveal More About Their Fear Than His Record

Commentary: Establishment Attacks on Humble Reveal More About Their Fear Than His Record

Attorney Mark Pulliam twists facts to smear Gary Humble, ignoring that caucuses apply only to county races—not Humble’s. Establishment spin won’t erase the truth: caucuses protect GOP primaries from Democrat crossover.