Eagleville, Tenn. — State Rep. Tim Rudd, R-Murfreesboro, and State Sen. Dawn White, R-Murfreesboro, announce that $100,000 in state funding has been secured for the design and construction of a new public safety complex in Eagleville.The project will include new facilities for the city’s police and fire departments, which will be located on North Main Street not far from city hall.“This is so exciting for Eagleville,” Rudd said. “We have fought for years to get this .
More money may be going into the Murfreesboro City School System, along with other public education facilities by the end of 2022, but some lawmakers are leery of the latest ingredients to Tennessee's Basic Education Program (BEP). The BEP is the funding formula for Tennessee’s K through 12th grade public schools throughout the state. The math behind the education system represents a huge portion of the state's overall budget – totaling more than $4.8 billion dollars.While the BEP .
Tue, Mar 9th 2021 10:42am
Mike Masnick
We ve been highlighting a wide variety of state bills from Republican-led legislatures that all attempt to attack Section 230. Nearly all of them are blatantly unconstitutional attacks on the 1st Amendment. Somewhat incredibly, the latest one from Tennessee might not actually be unconstitutional. That doesn t mean it s good. In fact, it s not just incredibly stupid, but demonstrates that the bill s authors/sponsors are so fucking clueless that they have no idea what they re doing. In effect, they d be banning the state from investing any money it holds. To spite Section 230.
The bill which is House Bill 1441 and Senate Bill 1011 from Representative Tim Rudd and Senator Janice Bowling represent such a lack of understanding of how literally anything works that it