MY OPPONENT
SPECIAL-INTEREST FROM PACS
Having completed two-years in the General Assembly, Rep. Lee Reeves (R-Franklin-District 65) is running for re-election on the August 6 ballot, calling himself “an effective and thoughtful lawmaker” and touting his recognition as one of the Tennessee Junior Freshman of the Year.
The Tennessee Legislative Report Card gave him a 2 star with
a “D” rating. One of the reasons was that 35% of his donations came from
Special-Interest PACs.
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Lee Reeves PAC special interests contributions
NOT STANDING FOR CONSTITUTIONAL PRINCIPLES
A 50% is a failing grade when it comes to defending our constitutional rights. According to The Freedom Index, Tennessee State Representative Lee Reeves scored just 50 out of 100 for how his voting record aligns with the U.S. Constitution. District 65 deserves a representative who stands firm on constitutional principles 100% of the time, not just half the time. Hold your elected officials accountable—look at the data for yourself and see how he voted: Lee Reeves Freedom Index Score Card
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How Tennessee Politicians Rig The Process
LEE REEVES HOUSE ILLEGAL ALIENS
Talk is cheap, but hypocrisy pays well. While ordinary Americans were dealing with the fallout of the unprecedented illegal immigration crisis under the Biden Administration, State Representative Lee Reeves was publicly proclaiming that illegal immigration needed to be stopped. But behind closed doors? Reeves was reportedly profiting from the exact crisis he condemned—owning a massive apartment complex in Houston, Texas, that housed illegal aliens. District 65 deserves a representative who practices what he preaches, not a career politician talking out of both sides of his mouth.
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Lee Reeves Profited From The Illegal Crisis
STRIPPING YOUR RIGHTS WAY!
Senator Jack Johnson and special interest-elected co-sponsor, Representative Lee Reeves, ran Anti-Caucus Bill (HB 855/ SB 0799). It passed in Tennessee during the 2025 legislative session.
Anti-Caucus bill functions to protect establishment incumbents from their own grassroots base, maintaining the vulnerabilities of Tennessee’s open primary system.
This directly strips local County Republican Parties of their autonomy to secure their own nomination processes. By legally mandating primary elections for major statewide and legislative offices, the state government has effectively outlawed the use of local caucuses or conventions for these seats.
Local caucuses were the ultimate firewall for the grassroots; they allowed localized, strictly vetted party members to select nominees, completely bypassing the vulnerabilities of the broader, unmonitored general electorate.
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LEE REEVES ANNOUNCES RUN FOR CONGRESSIONAL SEAT, AFTER ONE YEAR IN OFFICE
If voters want to know where Reeves’ priorities really lie, they only have to look back a year. He didn’t run for the District 65 seat in the Tennessee House because he had a passion for serving his local community or enacting real change—it now looks as though he ran because it was a stepping stone. And now, barely a year into his first term, he’s already abandoning the seat to chase greener pastures in D.C. That’s not service. That’s self-promotion.
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