A Landmark Shift: Johnson Amendment Loosens Grip on Churches in Political Speech
Churches can now speak freely on politics without risking tax-exempt status—but politicians may exploit this to access pulpits and influence.
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🚨 ANNOUNCEMENT: I’m Stepping Up — and Tennessee Just Got a Lot Louder 🚨 One Mission. One Movement. No More RINOs.
TruthWire’s Kelly Jackson joins the RINO Removal Project as Tennessee State Chapter Lead. It’s time to call out fake conservatives and restore America First leadership—right here in the Volunteer State. The movement just got louder. 🇺🇸🐘🔥
Tennessee’s D7 Special Election: A MAGA Mirage or the Real Deal?
Tennessee’s 7th District heads into a high-stakes special election as voters choose between grassroots conviction and establishment ambition. Who will represent Tennessee values in Washington? The future of conservative leadership hangs in the balance.
The Centrist Courtship: How Playing to the Middle Helps the Establishment Keep Power
Williamson County’s new Democrat chair talks centrism—and establishment Republicans are all ears. Jack Johnson & Co. aren’t fighting the left, they’re courting it, hoping crossover voters will keep RINOs in power.
Standing on Shifting Ground: Can Tennessee’s Gender Transition Ban Survive the Next Legal Storm?
Tennessee’s SB1 win at the Supreme Court is a major moment—but not a secure one. Built on rational basis, not state sovereignty, the ruling is vulnerable to reversal. Here's how to fortify it before it gets the Roe treatment.
ICE in the Streets: Is Federal Power Coming to Fairview in the Name of Public Safety—or Political Incentives?
Fairview may soon become Tennessee’s first city to enter a 287(g) Task Force ICE agreement. While pitched as public safety, critics warn it could expand federal oversight over local police—raising big questions about control and cost.
No Kings, Just Cartels? The Protest That Missed Its Own Irony
At Nashville’s “No Kings” protest, demonstrators decried tyranny while freely exercising rights only possible in a free society. The real irony? They're raging against a dictatorship that doesn’t exist—under the full protection of the freedoms they deny.
Pride, Permits, and the Price of Arrogance: Franklin Faces Trial for Viewpoint Discrimination
Franklin's leaders approved Pride 2025 using the same speech-restrictive policies that triggered a federal lawsuit. Even a liberal judge saw the First Amendment violation. Now taxpayers may pay the price. TruthWire investigates what City Hall ignored.
The Real Fight in United States v. CASA of Universal Injunctions
🧑⚖️ Can one district judge block the President of the United States with the stroke of a pen — not just for the plaintiffs in a case, but for the entire country? That’s the deeper constitutional question at the heart of United States v. CASA. 🇺🇸While the case appears to center
Commissioners Raise Red Flags Over $90 Million Insurance Vote Filed at the Eleventh Hour
Commissioners Hayes and Richards are voicing skepticism over a late-filed $90M stop-loss insurance vote in Williamson County, citing missing contracts, lack of bid details, and a rushed process that left little time for informed debate.
Commentary: Talk Tough, Profit Quietly: The Hypocrisy Behind Tennessee's Immigration Posturing
Tennessee leaders talk tough on illegal immigration—but profit from it behind the scenes. While Sheriff Jeff Hughes pleads for deputy pay raises, Reeves & Johnson stage pressers instead of passing laws. It's not leadership—it's hypocrisy.
Mexico vs U.S. Gun Manufacturers
Mexico is suing U.S. gun makers for cartel violence, arguing firearm designs and sales “aided and abetted” criminal use. But does this suit bypass the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act—and common sense? The Supreme Court will decide.