Category: States

  • Radio Sues Safety Boss over Criminal Traffic stops 

    Radio Sues Safety Boss over Criminal Traffic stops 

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    IMMEDIATE RELEASE — David Tulis (423) 544-2285  davidtuliseditor@gmail.com CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Monday, Oct 5, 2026 —  Radio investigative reporter David Tulis has filed a lawsuit that he says will overturn a long-standing program that contradicts “the form of government in Tennessee and the duty to respect innocent members of the traveling public.” “What this lawsuit does…

  • Maine Native, Vacationer Says Former State “Work Ethic” Now a “Woke Ethic”

    Maine Native, Vacationer Says Former State “Work Ethic” Now a “Woke Ethic”

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    by Sharon Rondeau (Jul. 21, 2026) — On Tuesday P&E reader Jonathan David Mooers shared not only photos of his annual Maine summer vacation, but also his observations of how the state has changed since his childhood. “I was born on Easter Sunday 1949 in Bangor, Maine,” Mooers wrote, “raised on a potato farm in Houlton,…

  • Radio to Appeals Court: Insurance Op a Fraud

    Radio to Appeals Court: Insurance Op a Fraud

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    IMMEDIATE RELEASE — David Tulis (423) 544-2285  davidtuliseditor@gmail.com CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Monday, May 18, 2026 – A radio journalist suing two state commissioners plans Tuesday to tell the Tennessee Court of Appeals in Nashville that its four judges would be unhappy if their law degrees were evidenced by an e-mail from a law school registrar and not a…

  • Judge Yields in Journalist Access Suit

    Judge Yields in Journalist Access Suit

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    IMMEDIATE RELEASE — David Tulis (423) 544-2285 davidtuliseditor@gmail.com CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Friday, April 3, 2026 – A judge sued Monday before the Supreme Court relented on Thursday and told a radio journalist that he would withdraw his denial over use of media equipment in his courtroom.  Mike Harris, a general sessions court judge in Lawrence County, sent NoogaRadio…

  • Tulis Rips Mandatory Auto Insurance Bill

    Tulis Rips Mandatory Auto Insurance Bill

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    CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Thursday, March 12, 2026 — A radio reporter suing to end universal mandatory auto insurance says a bill advancing in the legislature “will continue a state-based fraud to abuse the poor.” HB 1690 would make registration of any motor vehicle contingent on the owner’s showing paperwork indicating insurance coverage. “These fraudsters supporting the…

  • Is Political Satire a “Threat?”

    Is Political Satire a “Threat?”

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    by Sharon Rondeau (Feb. 17, 2026) — On February 3, Connecticut Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas (D) held an online event for supporters of her 2026 re-election campaign to serve as the state’s chief election administrator. Thomas has served since January 2023, having won the November 8, 2022 general election 55.2% to 42.7% against…

  • Who Will Be Connecticut’s Next Governor, and Why?

    Who Will Be Connecticut’s Next Governor, and Why?

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    by Sharon Rondeau (Feb. 13, 2026) — On September 30, The Post & Email published an article featuring a new non-profit, American Destiny, founded to “empower the pro-American youth of our nation with the right tools to properly engage in the civic process.” In late September, co-founders Blake Consentino and Paige Shepard spoke to us…

  • Keep Connecticut’s Voter Rolls Clean: Treat Federal Data‑Sharing as an Election Administration Duty

    Keep Connecticut’s Voter Rolls Clean: Treat Federal Data‑Sharing as an Election Administration Duty

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    by Dominic Rapini, Businessman and Political Commentator, 2022 Connecticut Republican nominee for Secretary of the State, ©2026 (Jan. 10, 2026) — [Editor’s Note: The following was sent by email Saturday morning to Connecticut Secretary of the State Stephanie Thomas (D) and copied to Connecticut Republican Party Chairman Ben Proto; State Rep. Gale Mastrofrancesco (R); State…

  • The High Cost of Free Speech in East TN

    The High Cost of Free Speech in East TN

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    reposted with permission from irionlaw.com (Dec. 26, 2025) — Being a contributing member of your community and participating in monthly city council meetings was once a respected activity in America. Public meetings were an opportunity for citizens to freely voice their concerns about how the local government was handling its various obligations. However, in 2019…

  • Injunction Plea Hits ‘Mandatory Insurance’

    Injunction Plea Hits ‘Mandatory Insurance’

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    IMMEDIATE RELEASE — David Tulis (423) 544-2285  davidtuliseditor@gmail.com CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2025 — A radio journalist is asking a Hamilton County judge to slam shut the eyelid of a surveillance eyeball used to revoke poor people’s auto tags because they are not customers of the insurance industry. Radio journalist David Tulis, who has been fighting…

  • Tax Chief to Defend Program Hit as ‘Fraud’

    Tax Chief to Defend Program Hit as ‘Fraud’

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    IMMEDIATE RELEASE — David Tulis (423) 544-2285  davidtuliseditor@gmail.com CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Monday, Nov. 3, 2025 — A radio journalist is demanding a Hamilton County judge hear Tennessee’s tax boss explain how his department’s universal mandatory auto insurance program isn’t a fraud, as alleged in a lawsuit brought on behalf of his listeners. Revenue commissioner David Gerregano is in…

  • Sheriff Notice Demands Traffic Stop Reform 

    Sheriff Notice Demands Traffic Stop Reform 

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    IMMEDIATE RELEASE — David Tulis (423) 316-2680  davidtuliseditor@gmail.com CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Wednesday, Oct. 15, 2025 — A notice served on Hamilton County officials this week demands that traffic stops be decriminalized by referrals of wrongdoing to the Tennessee Department of Safety and Homeland Security. An investigative radio reporter suing deputy Brandon Bennett, Sheriff Austin Garrett and the county…

  • Injunction Targets ‘Eye of Sauron’ Scam 

    Injunction Targets ‘Eye of Sauron’ Scam 

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    IMMEDIATE RELEASE — David Tulis (423) 316-2680  davidtuliseditor@gmail.com CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Monday, Oct. 6, 2025 — A lawsuit demands Tennessee revenue commissioner David Gerregano be ordered to decertify what a journalist pushing the case calls “The Eye of Sauron.” The petition for preliminary injunction in Hamilton County circuit court says the department illegally runs a universal mandatory auto…

  • Sheriff, Journalist Duel in 6th Circuit

    Sheriff, Journalist Duel in 6th Circuit

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    IMMEDIATE RELEASE — David Tulis (423) 316-2680  davidtuliseditor@gmail.com CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Monday, Sept. 1, 2025 — Sheriff Austin Garrett and radio journalist David Tulis have taken their dispute over arrest powers before federal appeals court judges in Cincinnati. Garrett says Tulis’ arrest and jailing in a traffic stop Nov. 22, 2023, was legal because deputy Brandon Bennett had probable…

  • Tennessee Judicial Corruption Continues Unabated

    Tennessee Judicial Corruption Continues Unabated

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    by Sharon Rondeau (Aug. 29, 2025) — Last week The Post & Email spoke with a relative of Tennessee inmate Kevin Lee Waggoner, on whose Union County prosecution we reported nearly a decade ago. The Case In late 2015, Waggoner was acquitted 11-1 on a charge of second-degree murder arising from an altercation with a…

  • Religious Freedom and Rational Law: West Virginia’s Vaccine Exemption Win

    Religious Freedom and Rational Law: West Virginia’s Vaccine Exemption Win

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    by James Lyons-Weiler, PhD, Popular Rationalism, ©2025 (Aug. 23, 2025) — On August 21, 2025, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Office for Civil Rights issued a letter to West Virginia’s Vaccine for Children (VFC) program providers. The message was clear: the federal Vaccines for Children statute requires states to honor religious exemptions where state law provides them…

  • Journalist Sues on ‘Extortion Op’ by Revenue

    Journalist Sues on ‘Extortion Op’ by Revenue

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    IMMEDIATE RELEASE — David Tulis (423) 316-2680  davidtuliseditor@gmail.com CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Monday, July 21, 2025 — A radio reporter is suing the state revenue commissioner in Hamilton County chancery court alleging that his auto insurance monitoring system is “a degenerate, landscape-burning ‘Eye of Sauron.’” Eagle Radio reporter David Tulis has been in litigation with commissioner David Gerregano 706 days…

  • Judge Lets $7m Fraud Suit Dangle over Tax Head

    Judge Lets $7m Fraud Suit Dangle over Tax Head

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    IMMEDIATE RELEASE — David Tulis (423) 316-2680  davidtuliseditor@gmail.com CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Monday, July 14, 2025 — A U.S. district court judge in Nashville is suspending a Sword of Damocles over the head of the Tennessee commissioner of revenue in a lawsuit alleging mass fraud against the public in support of the insurance industry. The sword is a $7 million…

  • Appeal Forces County to Back Traffic Stops 

    Appeal Forces County to Back Traffic Stops 

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    IMMEDIATE RELEASE — David Tulis (423) 316-2680  davidtuliseditor@gmail.com CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Tuesday, July 8, 2025 – A radio reporter who says traffic stops are the most powerful extension of Jim Crow abuse upon the weak and poor is forcing Hamilton County to defend traffic stops before the U.S. court of appeals in the 6th circuit. The county has…

  • Lee Team Rebuffs Law 706 Days; During Suit 78,979 People Illegally Convicted

    Lee Team Rebuffs Law 706 Days; During Suit 78,979 People Illegally Convicted

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    IMMEDIATE RELEASE — David Tulis (423) 316-2680   davidtuliseditor@gmail.com CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., Wednesday, July 2, 2025 —  Tennessee’s corrupt department of Revenue insists on having the last word in my bid to overthrow the “Eye of Sauron” surveillance and revocation system and to restore my suspended registration tag. Deputy commissioner Christine Lapps refuses to deal with my motion for reconsideration…