Author: Aaron Gulbransen

FRANKLIN, Tennessee – The chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC), U.S. Senator Rick Scott (R-FL), told The Tennessee Star at the Williamson County GOP’s monthly mix and mingle event on Friday that he thinks the Senate bipartisan deal that includes red flag law incentives won’t go through if the focus is gun control.In response to a question asked by The Star if he thought the deal would come to pass, Scott said, “I think if they focus on school safety, there’s an opportunity. If they focus on gun control, there won’t be a deal.”Democrat U.S. Senator Chris Murphy…

The Attorney General Alliance annual meetings are taking place in Sun Valley, Idaho, starting Monday and ending Thursday. According to its website, “The Attorney General Alliance (AGA) began as the Conference of Western Attorneys General (CWAG), a 501c3 nonprofit organization and a bipartisan group of 15 western states and three territories. Built on a foundation of fostering collaboration between western AG offices, CWAG has long maintained a focus on issues in the fields of Native American, natural resources, public lands, minerals, and energy law.” “Together, we are an alliance of Attorneys General, federal, state, and foreign officials, and public and private sector partners…

In an op-ed titled “Barack Obama, BLM, and the summer of George Floyd contributed to ‘Uvalde massacre,’” Jason Whitlock of The Blaze said, “As Barack Obama pretends to grieve for the children in Texas, he should make time to recognize that America’s emotional and immature reaction to George Floyd contributed to the slaughter of 19 little kids.” Whitlock is the host of the program “Fearless with Jason Whitlock,” based out of the Nashville area. The program can be found on The Blaze’s app and on social media platforms like YouTube and Rumble. “Yesterday, Barack Obama wrote and published the dumbest tweet in the history of Twitter. The…

“On the basis of the foregoing, Starbuck’s Amended Motion for a Preliminary Injunction will be denied,” wrote District Court of the Middle District of Tennessee Chief Judge Waverly Crenshaw as he denied Robby Starbuck’s request for an injunction which would have put him back on the ballot in the August 4 Republican primary ballot in Tennessee’s Fifth Congressional District. The decision points to the judge’s stated desire that the issue should be settled in state court. After the opinion was released, Tennessee Republican Party Chair Scott Golden said in a statement to The Tennessee Star, “The Tennessee Republican Party is pleased…