Volunteer Pride – Tennessee Stands Firm Against Federal Overreach in Defense of Children
Today’s Supreme Court oral arguments in USA v. Skrmetti highlighted the ongoing debate between state authority and federal intervention in regulating medical care for minors. Let me explain why this case matters to every American family and why Tennessee’s position aligns with both common sense and constitutional principles. Consider what’s really at stake here: States […]
Preserving the Created Order: Reflections on USA v. Skrmetti
The Supreme Court’s upcoming hearing of USA v. Skrmetti is set to address profound legal, moral, and cultural questions at the heart of our nation’s future. At issue is Tennessee’s law prohibiting medical interventions on minors experiencing gender dysphoria—specifically procedures that permanently alter or sterilize healthy bodies. The case has national implications, and the stakes […]