Rep. Gino Bulso On The National Debt
House Representative Gino Bulso knew as a teenager that something didn’t sit right with him about the United States’ rising national debt. From writing a letter to then-President Jimmy Carter in the 1970s to now pushing for the Supreme Court to revisit a case about the powers of the Federal Government, Bulso is laser-focused on lowering the national debt.
About Rep. Gino Bulso
Gino Bulso, born December 25, 1961, is an attorney and Republican state legislator representing Tennessee’s 61st District. With 38 years of legal experience, he has handled over 150 cases and founded the Brentwood-based law firm Bulso PLC. His career has earned recognition from The Best Lawyers in America and Nashville Business Journal’s “Best of the Bar.”
Originally from Tampa, Florida, Bulso attended Tampa Bay Technical High and later pursued degrees in history and philosophy at Cornell College, followed by a law degree from Emory University. He and his wife, Kathy Bain, have five children and eight grandchildren, residing in Brentwood since 1995.
Elected to the Tennessee House in 2022, Bulso has focused on legislation related to state sovereignty and gender definitions in public school sports. He remains active in tennis, holding high rankings in his USTA division.
