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Help us STOP HB809

HB 0809, surprisingly sponsored by Republican Rusty Grills, is a corporate immunity bill designed to deny Tennesseans the ability to bring a private company to court for the information they put on 16,000+ products’ labels. It is government protection for a private business and 100% anti-free market and unconstitutional

Stop bill HB809. State Representatives Andrew Farmer and Rusty Grills. Stop corporate welfare. Protect farmers rights above foreign entities' special interests.

Read about the bill and contact the Judiciary Committee that will vote on the bill on 1/21/26.

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A protest poster with bold red and white text on a black and gold background. The message warns against a bill titled HB809, calling for action to uphold the constitution and oppose glyphosate safety arguments. It includes a list of names and numbers, and features a circular emblem with a crossed-out handshake symbolizing opposition to corporate immunity.
Photograph of a political campaign flyer protesting the Tennessee Senate Bill SB527, with a red siren icon at the top, the phrase 'TENNESSEE KILL SB527!!!' in bold large font, and a message urging people to call Tennessee senators to oppose the bill. The flyer features pictures and contact information for several Tennessee state senators from various districts, including Todd Gardenhire, Kerry Roberts, Dawn White, Sara Kyle, London Lamar, Brent Taylor, John Stevens, Paul Rose, and Bobby Harshbarger. There is also a slogan 'BAYER IMMUNITY' in a red circle at the bottom right, and a note with an email address for contact.
A flyer with the header "Defend the Guard" and the subheading "Uphold the Constitution." It thanks Tennessee's 15 state representatives who sponsored co-sponsored bills HB0129 and SB0156. The flyer includes a list of the names and phone numbers of Tennessee state representatives and senators, and features a circular emblem of the Tennessee Military Department with an image of a soldier holding a rifle, the state map of Tennessee, and the year 1796.

Phone banking graphics from a couple of our legislative efforts- General Assembly Session 2025