Posted by jbmccord on 02/24/10
Last updated 02/24/10

Dear Tennessee Friends of Liberty,

Letter of Invitation

It is a great pleasure for me to invite you to the Second Annual Tennessee Campaign for Liberty Conference featuring guest speaker Dimitri Kesari of National Right to Work Foundation giving "Real-Politics Training," that will be held in Murfreesboro, Tennessee on March 6, 2010.

The mission of Campaign for Liberty is to promote and defend the great American principles of individual liberty, constitutional government, sound money, free markets, and a noninterventionist foreign policy, by means of educational and political activity.

The purpose of the convention is to select a Western, Middle and Eastern Assistant State Coordinator, and to give Tennessee Patriots Real-Politics Training and to encourage networking and fellowship among our dispersed geographic locations.

Additionally, we plan to invite Tennessee Campaign for Liberty members that are running for offices such as U.S. House of Representatives and State Legislature to attend and educate you on there campaigns and platforms.

WHAT:      Second Annual Tennessee Campaign for Liberty Conference. - Agenda forthcoming

WHO:        You

WHEN:      March 6, 2010, 9:30am until 5:00pm

WHERE:    Room S102 at The College of Basic and Applied Sciences (CBAS) on the campus of Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU).

HOW:        Register HERE.  Cost $15.00. Lunch included.

I'm looking forward to meeting you all in the beautiful city of Murfreesboro!

If you feel led to speak at this event please contact me thru the website email, or directly @ jbmccord@charter.net

In liberty,

Justin McCord

Interim State Coordinator

Tennessee Campaign for Liberty

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Posted by jbmccord on 03/09/10

House Commerce - Industrial Impact Subcommittee
Rep. Charles Curtiss, Chair: (615) 741-1963, rep.charles.curtiss@capitol.tn.gov
Rep. Dennis Roach, Vice-Chair: (615) 741-2534, rep.dennis.roach@capitol.tn.gov
Rep. Curry Todd: (615) 741-1866, rep.curry.todd@capitol.tn.gov
Rep. Eric Swafford: (615) 741-2343, rep.eric.swafford@capitol.tn.gov
Rep. David Shepard: (615) 741-3513, rep.david.shepard@capitol.tn.gov
Rep. Charles Michael Sargent: (615) 741-6808, rep.charles.sargent@capitol.tn.gov
Speaker Emeritus Jimmy Naifeh: (615) 741-3774, spk.eme.jimmy.naifeh@capitol.tn.gov
Rep. Joe McCord: (615) 741-5481, rep.joe.mccord@capitol.tn.gov
Rep. Joe Towns: (615) 741-2189, rep.joe.towns@capitol.tn.gov
Rep. Dennis Ferguson: (615) 741-7658, rep.dennis.ferguson@capitol.tn.gov
Rep. Joanne Favors : (615) 741-2702, rep.joanne.favors@capitol.tn.gov
Rep. Jon Lundberg: (615) 741-7623, rep.jon.lundberg@capitol.tn.gov

Posted by jbmccord on 03/08/10

An Initiative Measure

Be it enacted by the People of the great state of Tennessee

Be it proposed to be added as follows if approved by the voters and on proclamation of the Governor:

Prohibiting the Use of Photo Enforcement Systems.

A.  No traffic complaint, notice of violation or other legal form of civil or criminal charge or citation shall be issued or filed in the state of Tennessee for an alleged violation of this Title or of any other state, county or municipal law relating to the operation of a motor vehicle if the alleged violation was detected through the use of a Photo Enforcement System, as defined in subsection B of this section.

B. For purposes of this section, "Photo Enforcement System" means a device or system consisting of a radar unit or sensor linked to a (i) camera or other recording device that produces or is capable of producing one or more photographs, microphotographs, videotapes or digital or other recorded images of a vehicle's license plate or its operator or (ii) device that is capable of reading a motor vehicle's license plate or otherwise identifying a motor vehicle.

Justin McCord

Posted by jbmccord on 02/28/10

February 28, 2010


Dear Tennessee Friends of Liberty,

It is a great pleasure for me to invite you to the Second Annual Tennessee Campaign for Liberty Conference featuring guest speaker Dimitri Kesari, a special consultant to Campaign for Liberty, giving "Real-Politics Training."  The conference will be held in Murfreesboro, Tennessee on March 6, 2010.

The mission of Campaign for Liberty is to promote and defend the great American principles of individual liberty, constitutional government, sound money, free markets, and a noninterventionist foreign policy, by means of educational and political activity.

The purpose of the convention is to select a Western, Middle, and Eastern Assistant State Coordinator, to give Tennessee Patriots Real-Politics Training, and to encourage networking and fellowship among our dispersed geographic locations.

Additionally, we plan to invite Tennessee Campaign for Liberty members that are running for offices such as U.S. House of Representatives and State Legislature to attend and educate you on their campaigns and platforms.

WHAT:  Second Annual Tennessee Campaign for Liberty Conference. - Agenda forthcoming

WHO:  You

WHEN:  March 6, 2010, 9:30am until 5:00pm

WHERE:  Room S102 at The College of Basic and Applied Sciences (CBAS) on the campus of Middle Tennessee State University (MTSU).

HOW:  Cost $15.00. Lunch included. https://www.campaignforliberty.com/event/tickets-states.php?eventid=34

I'm looking forward to meeting you all in the beautiful city of Murfreesboro!


In Liberty,

Justin McCord
State Coordinator
Tennessee Campaign for Liberty


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Posted by jbmccord on 11/18/09

The Special Committee on State Sovereignty met yesterday as per the requirements of HJR 108; a resolution to the US Congress from the Tennessee General Assembly in support of the Tenth Amendment. The resolution, passed by committee chairman, Rep. Susan Lynn, created a committee of Conference and Correspondence to communicate the resolution to the legislatures of the 49 other states, and to call for a joint working group between the states to enumerate the abuses of authority by the federal government and to seek repeal of the assumption of powers and the imposed mandates.   At the last meeting the committee decided to ask the three national organizations for state legislators to help with this endeavor by asking each to form independent working groups, task forces or committees. The idea is the have the organizations independently examine the words of our founding documents and the founders' intent, legal history, the infringements of the federal government, the effect on the people and the states, develop a plan to seek repeal of the assumption of powers and the imposed mandates and conduct all other matters appropriate for the committee. 
Also on the committee agenda was the approval of the Letter to the States authored by the committee's chairman, Rep. Susan Lynn, at last month's meeting. The letter was amended to include a statement that the committee is "not in favor at this time of any solution that would include a Constitutional Convention; risking that our beloved Constitution could by opened up and perhaps gravely altered."    A third item on the agenda was a request from Rep. Karen Camper to include the NCBSL - The National Caucus of Black State Legislators in the organizations that will be asked to form committees, working groups or task forces.    The three other organizations that will be asked to create committees, working groups or task forces are theAmerican Legislative Exchange Council, the Council of State Governments and the National Conference of State Legislatures.    State Representative Susan Lynn (R - Lebanon) Chairman of the committee stated "I am happy that the committee unanimously approved all three agenda items and that Tennessee is a leader in this effort." 

Posted 11/19/09 SCButterfly Pacolet Mills, SC

Thank you for this....I've passed this to my sovereignty legislators in SC.