NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — To gauge the business community’s reaction to the State of the State of the State address, Bradley Jackson, President & CEO of the Tennessee Chamber of Commerce & Industry is our guest on INSIDE POLITICS this week. Is the business climate in Tennessee as good as it seems? What could make it better? Is the state legislature spending too much time on hot-button issues and not enough on bread and butter topics such as education and health care? We also discuss with Bradley Jackson the issues confronting his members concerning the opioid crisis and what his group is doing to help. And we will talk about this story concerning major business efforts urging the state to quit passing any more anti-LGBTQ legislation.
To gauge the business community’s reaction to the State of the State of the State address, Bradley Jackson, President & CEO of the Tennessee Chamber of Commerce & Industry is our guest on INSIDE POLITICS this week. Is the business climate in Tennessee as good as it seems? What could make it better? Is the state legislature spending too much time on hot-button issues and not enough on bread and butter topics such as education and health care? We also discuss with Bradley Jackson the issues confronting his members concerning the opioid crisis and what his group is doing to help. And we will talk about this story concerning major business efforts urging the state to quit passing any more anti-LGBTQ legislation.
Posted at 10:24 AM, Feb 10, 2020
and last updated 2020-02-10 11:24:30-05
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