Senator Mark Pody: STOP Taxpayer-Funded Lobbying In Nashville - ACTION ALERT!

<p>STOP Taxpayer-Funded Lobbying In Nashville - Senator Pody Interview &amp; ACTION ALERT!</p><p>Ok, please don't just skim this. I need you to do two things that are in your best interest - and the best interest of Conservatism.<br> <br>#1 - PLEASE listen to this interview with Senator Mark Pody about the negative consequences and conflicts of interests involved when state agencies lobby against your interest - all while using YOUR tax dollars! You can watch the interview here &gt;&gt;   <a href="https://bit.ly/3sH2qbD">https://bit.ly/3sH2qbD</a> It should surprise you and make you want to move on to #2.<br> <br>#2 - PLEASE contact the members of the House Criminal Justice Subcommittee by phone and email. You can find their information if you scroll down - or on the webpage where this video is hosted... (keep scrolling).<br> <br>This is the gist of your email or message: STOP Taxpayer Funded Lobbying! My tax dollars should not be used to lobby against my interests. That's not the role of state agencies. Please support House Bill 1978 and Senate Bill 2275. Thank you for living up to your Conservative campaign promises!<br> <br>Now, below you will find the members of the House Committee that will consider the bill tomorrow, March 2nd. A quick glance reveals many of these folks are NOT very Conservative. However, your job is to make your voice heard. If they vote against the bill, we will certainly tell you about it - and remind you before the primaries.  We will let you know when the Senate version of the bill appears on their calendar to be heard.<br> <br>House Criminal Justice Subcommittee – Republican members:<br>Clay Doggett (chair) – <a href="mailto:rep.clay.doggett@capitol.tn.gov">rep.clay.doggett@capitol.tn.gov</a> – (615) 741-7476<br>Michael G. Curcio – <a href="mailto:rep.michael.curcio@capitol.tn.gov">rep.michael.curcio@capitol.tn.gov</a> – (615) 741-3513<br>Andrew Farmer – <a href="mailto:rep.andrew.farmer@capitol.tn.gov">rep.andrew.farmer@capitol.tn.gov</a> – (615) 741-4419<br>Bruce Griffey –