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Welfare for grades bill pulled, Campfield vows to bring back in 2014
Under the legislation, benefits given to people under the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program, could see their payments docked 30 percent if their child fails to graduate to the next grade level
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Andrea Zelinski
Campfield defiant in deposition about posting false information
Campfield sued by Roger Byrge for falsely stating the Democrat had criminal record in 2008 campaign
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Associated Press
Burch: March madness, Tennessee style
State lawmakers never seem to pass up opportunity to quickly sign more sheer stupidity into law
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Weekly Obsession: 'Don’t Say Gay’ bill dreams of time that never was
Campfield refiles legislation that aims to restrict mention of LGBT issues in elementary, middle schools
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J.R. Lind
Planned Parenthood calls state ‘irresponsible’ for yanking funds to fight syphilis and HIV
Fierce social media backlash over Komen foundation decision draws $3M to Planned Parenthood in 3 days
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Jeff Woods
Looking to 'believe in better,' Haslam appears determined to take middle road
While members of his party set off on cultural crusades, the governor has kept his agenda more moderate
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Jeff Woods
Resolution recognizes students who protested 'Don't Say Gay' bill
Metro Council to consider other resolutions, including those honoring Swing, Hines and Pearl High
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Joey Garrison
State's top three Republicans revel in major legislative victories
With wins — or despite them — some wonder whether party can withstand ideological divisions
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Jeff Woods
Senate adopts 'don't say gay' bill with 'natural human reproduction science' teaching amendment
Democrats argue amendment actually liberalizes state law
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Jeff Woods
Senate approves bill to require insurance companies cover cost of youth hearing aids
Opponents contend legislation will increase insurance premiums
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Jeff Woods
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