A bill to ban local governments from discriminating against mobile homes in zoning regulations.

This bill allows people to collect interest, attorney fees and $1000/day damages for tax collections on gold and silver after the tax was repealed along with holding government entities and employees liable for collecting the tax.

This bill stops the ban on cigar bars in Louisville by establishing clear cigar bar definitions.

This bill empowers the federal government to access and centralize personal information on citizens eroding privacy rights.

A bill to increase regulation on solid waste facilities.

This amendment removes "qualified" allowing people to represent themselves in a workplace OSHA-style matters.

A bill making it a felony to "disrupt" a legislative proceeding.

This law bans discriminating based on an individual's perceived or actual religion, race, sex, color, or national origin in higher education institutions.

A bill mandating the performance of public postsecondary Presidents and faculty cutting down on bureaucratic rot.

This bill allows the government to seize your vehicle to destroy or sell it for street racing.

The bill institutes a private towing business certificate and rate reporting requirements with rigid adherence interfering in the private market.

An anti-transparency bill to allow police to keep records from the public if they "could" pose a risk of investigation rather than the current law stating it "would" harm an investigation.

A REINs Act bill which prohibits regulators from putting in rules if the rules have an economic impact or implementation and compliance costs $500,000 which means it would require legislative action with some exceptions.

This bill creates a special taxing district to raise money to spend taxpayer dollars on crony businesses for private gain.

A bill to create a speed camera program to issue speeding tickets.

This law requires able-bodied adults without dependents to work in order to get Medicaid.

A fee-for-service bill which only allows sanitation district to charge for properties that use the service or are slated to use the service.

This bill creates a new government program using taxpayer funds to promote and subsidize the film industry.

A 23-page bill of regulations creating a tobacco, nicotine, or vapor product license charging $500 per retailer, $1 million in total fees to sell the products.

This amendment allowed homeschool students to participate in extracurricular activities at local public schools.

This bill bans leasing or occupation of mother-in-law type units on single-family lots in single-family zones that are not owner occupied.

A bill banning public funds to not be directly or indirectly used for inmate gender changes in a correctional facility.

An amendment to require reporting by departments to communicate cuts for wasteful spending.

This bill expands government surveillance by installing camera monitoring systems on school buses, disregarding due process for traffic violations.

A bill requiring disclosure if an elected official whose appearance, action, or speech is altered through the use of synthetic media.

This bill would drop the firearm carry age to 18 y.o. from the current 21 y.o..

A Chevron Deference type bill stating administrative bodies shall not get deference of statutory interpretation requiring full court review.