TruthWire News responds to a cease-and-desist letter with unwavering resolve, as six parents—represented by State Rep. Gino Bulso—file a lawsuit against Williamson County Schools over a Family Life curriculum controversy at Legacy Middle.
Supreme Court’s Mahmoud v. Taylor ruling grants parents the right to opt out of LGBTQ-themed instruction—yet the fight over who controls education isn’t over. TruthWire’s Colson Potter breaks down what this means for parental rights and government power.
Congressman John Rose pitched his 5-point plan at a packed Williamson GOP event, fielding grassroots questions on education, mandates, and state reform.
WCC PAC spent nearly $60K to hijack the Williamson GOP with help from developers, out-of-town consultants, and a $6000 bar tab. Voters weren’t buying it.
Two flashy mailers paint Jack Johnson as a conservative hero—but the facts say otherwise. Taxpayer-funded spin, donor-driven policy, and a double-dipping voucher scheme reveal the truth: Jack leads from behind, and voters are starting to notice.
What started as a small voice has become something bigger — and now I’m ready to take the next step.
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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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 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 Supreme Court ended national injunctions in Trump v. CASA, but don’t celebrate too soon. Judicial activists now eye class action lawsuits to regain power. Alito warns: tyranny can return in disguise. TruthWire's Colton Potter breaks it down.
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.
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.