Senator Brent Taylor comments on political resolve and Memphis issues in recent tweets

Brent Taylor, Tennessee State Senator for the 31st District
Brent Taylor, Tennessee State Senator for the 31st District
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Senator Brent Taylor, a member of the Tennessee State Senate, made several statements on his Twitter account on April 13, 2026. The tweets reference political figures and issues relevant to Memphis.

In a tweet posted at 00:47 UTC, Taylor wrote, “It’s true.” At 00:49 UTC the same day, he added, “I’ve tried to warn them: You ain’t had an ass whoopin’ ‘til you get one of them Marsha Blackburn ass whoopins.”

Later that morning at 13:21 UTC, Taylor addressed his motivations for political engagement in Memphis. He stated, “My eternity is handled, I have nothing to fear. And that’s why I won’t back down to #MakeMemphisMatter. Join me! We have a city to save.”

Senator Brent Taylor represents District 31 in the Tennessee State Senate and has been active in local Memphis politics. His social media activity often focuses on conservative values and regional issues affecting Memphis and Shelby County.



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