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SCOTUS Hears Oral Arguments In Parental Rights Case: Did Public Schools Trigger the Backlash by Treading on Sacred Moral Ground Best Left to Parents?

SCOTUS hears pivotal case on parental rights after Maryland schools deny opt-outs for LGBTQ-themed books. At stake: who decides children’s moral education—parents or public schools? A ruling could reshape curriculum policies nationwide. #MahmoudvTaylor

Casada and Cothren Federal Corruption Trial Begins Amid Allegations of Prosecutorial Misconduct and Withheld Evidence

The trial of former TN House Speaker Glen Casada and ex-chief of staff Cade Cothren begins April 22. Defense alleges federal prosecutors withheld key evidence and that Speaker Sexton and others under investigation may be biased witnesses.

Loopholes and Trojan Horses: Conservative Lawmakers Urge Veto of HB0533 to Protect Tennessee's Pro-Life Legacy

Republican legislators are swinging hammers at Tennessee’s abortion ban—and calling it compassion. HB0533 exposes the truth: having an R after your name doesn’t make you conservative. This bill is a Trojan horse, and real conservatives know it.

“Classic Bait and Switch”: $8 Million Fiscal Note Slipped in After HB0855 Passes—Under Watchful Eye of Senate Leadership

HB855 passed with no fiscal note—but now taxpayers are stuck with an $8M bill. Lawmakers raided Duck River funds to pay for it, after the fact. Jack Johnson and Lee Reeves led the charge—while their own wives stand to benefit. Deception, exposed.

False Outrage, Real Process: WCC’s Alinsky-Style Meltdown After Transparent SEC Review

WCC cries fraud—but facts tell a different story. After a thorough and transparent review, the Tennessee GOP unanimously upheld the Williamson County convention. WCC's meltdown mimicked Alinsky tactics, but lacked evidence, malice, or merit. Due process won. The drama? Pure political theater.

Tennessee House Passes HB0855 Amid Audible Disapproval and Legal Concerns

A controversial bill to eliminate local GOP caucuses passed the Tennessee House, despite warnings from Rep. Gino Bulso about its unconstitutionality. Rep. Lee Reeves’ smug “I’ll say it slower” remark drew audible backlash in a vote seen as politically coerced.

Williamson County GOP Reorganization Upheld by Unanimous SEC Vote

Despite cries of a “rigged” vote, the Tennessee GOP State Executive Committee unanimously upheld the Williamson County GOP reorganization, citing no evidence of fraud or malice. The challengers failed to meet the burden of proof required.

Tone-Deaf Power Grab: HB0855 Passes Committee as Wealthy Lawmakers Ignore Constitution and Rural Costs

HB0855, headed to the House floor, strips local parties of their right to hold caucuses—forcing costly primaries and violating core constitutional protections. Critics call it a blatant power grab meant to silence grassroots momentum and GOP self-rule.

HB809 and the Erosion of Accountability: Tennessee GOP Pushes Pesticide Immunity Bill Backed by Bayer

HB0809 shields Bayer and pesticide companies from lawsuits in Tennessee, even if their products cause harm—so long as the EPA approved the label. Critics say it’s corporate immunity disguised as policy and strips Tennesseans of their right to justice.

Tennessee GOP to Lawmakers: Stay Out of Our Business — HB0855 Sparks Potential Legal Showdown

SB0799 Would Force Rural Counties to Pay for a Problem They Didn’t Create

SB0799/HB0855 would force Tennessee counties to use costly primaries for local races, stripping party choice and burdening rural budgets. Critics say it's unconstitutional, retaliatory, and a power grab by wealthy lawmakers ignoring grassroots voices.

From Hearing to Harassment: Senate Hearing Turns into Personal Attack on GOP Chair in Viral SB0799 Exchange

🔥 "Keep your mouth shut." That’s how a Tennessee State Senator spoke to a veteran & GOP chairman for opposing a bill that guts party rights. Now Gardenhire’s own constituents are turning on him—and SB0799 could head to the floor. #TNLeg #SB0799 #GOPgrassroots

Rewriting the Rules: How Tennessee Politicians Are Rigging the Process

Tennessee lawmakers killed a bill to close primaries and delayed another that would force state-run primaries, adding a severability clause amid legal concerns. Voters spoke loudly—legislators dodged. TruthWire follows the fight for party autonomy.

HB0855: Legislative Overreach and Constitutional Violation Tennessee Bill Conflicts With Two Landmark Supreme Court Rulings on Political Party Rights

HB0855 would force Tennessee political parties to use primaries, stripping local control and violating Supreme Court precedents (Eu and Tashjian). Critics call it an unconstitutional power grab to override grassroots victories and suppress party autonomy.