Two ideas for good legislating in Tennessee

The Tennessee legislature is currently out of session, providing a temporary respite from the controversial and often incoherent legislation pushed by the Republican supermajority. Despite this, there's a glimmer of hope with two potential new laws that could benefit Tennesseans. The first idea is inspired by successful legislation in Montana and Hawaii, highlighting the potential for cross-state innovation in policy-making. These proposals underscore the importance of thoughtful, ethical, and effective legislating to address the state's needs, showing that positive change is possible even when the legislature is otherwise inactive.