Voted to cut the Corporate Jet Fuel Tax, but raised the tax on gas and diesel for Tennesseans

Voted to allow Commercial Agriculture Farm Operations (Factory Farms) with up to 1 million pounds of animals to dump their waste directly into our waterways and prohibited cities and counties from implementing any further regulations to protect our rivers, lakes and streams. As of 2020, 55.4% of our waterways are impaired and 50% of those are due to e.coli contamination.

Sided with Developers on storm water management and prohibited cities and counties from implementing local requirements.

Voted to allow payday lenders to increase and add fees generating an additional $133 million in revenue for them taking advantage of struggling Tennesseans.

Voted to double the amount Corporate PACs can donate to candidates.

Voted to put Amendment 1 (Right to Work) on the ballot. A law that was already on the books for decades. This amendment serves to guarantee corporations attempting to keep Tennessee a low wage, low benefit state.

Voted for their own raise, but does not support raising the minimum wage for Tennesseans.

Voted to cut benefits for Tennesseans laid off through no fault of their own.

Voted to prohibit affordable housing requirements for large developers across our state overruling our cities and counties.

Has not supported putting a moratorium on the purchasing of single family homes in Tennessee by Real Estate Investment Trusts, corporations and conglomerates.

Voted to protect the profits of big oil even when they price gouge Tennesseans.

Voted to prohibit localities from regulating or opposing energy infrastructure, like pipelines. Allowing oil companies to run infrastructure through our communities without our consent.