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Current Tennessee Legislators

Name District Party
Alexander, Lamar R
Corker, Bob R
Roe, Phil 1 R
Duncan, John J. 2 R
Fleischmann, Chuck 3 R
DesJarlais, Scott 4 R
Cooper, Jim 5 D
Black, Diane 6 R
Blackburn, Marsha 7 R
Fincher, Stephen 8 R
Cohen, Steve 9 D

Congressional Record entries

Entry Title Date
No Budget No Pay Act May 18, 2012
Diane Black, R-TN
"Mr. Speaker, I rise today to talk about an important piece of legislation that I am proud to cosponsor, the No Budget No Pay Act. It says if we, the Members of the House and the Senate, don't adopt a budget and pass all of the appropriations bills by October 1, we don't get paid."
Honoring Army Specialist Jason K. Edens May 18, 2012
Marsha Blackburn, R-TN
"Mr. Speaker, the greatest acts of true and chosen service require sacrifice. From time to time, these acts of sacrifice are small and yet noble. Then there are the moments where the act is total and complete, ultimate in its finality and lasting in its devotion. I rise today to honor Army Specialist Jason K. Edens for his fidelity to freedom and freedom's cause."
Honoring Bill Housley May 18, 2012
John Duncan, R-TN
"Mr. Speaker, I wish today to honor one of the kindest men I have ever Known."
Honoring South Gibson High School May 18, 2012
Stephen Fincher, R-TN
"Mr. Speaker, it is my privilege to rise today to honor the first ever graduating class of South Gibson High School, located in Medina, Tennessee."
National Foster Care Month May 18, 2012
Marsha Blackburn, R-TN
"Mr. Speaker, at this moment, there are more than 400,000 young Americans in the foster care system. They face both enormous chances of hope and opportunity, but also hardship. Like all children, they need guidance and they need an advocate."

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