Texas Scorecard

Biden’s IRS Targets Texas Christian Group Because the Bible is “Affiliated with the Republican Party”

“The [Internal Revenue Service] states in an official letter that Biblical values are exclusively Republican.”

By Jacob Asmussen | June 17, 2021

Rivals Challenge Abbott on Employer Vaccination Mandate

Allen West, Don Huffines, and Chad Prather address Houston Methodist Hospital employees’ fight.

By Robert Montoya | June 17, 2021

Autopsy Report: Constitutional Carry Finally Passes Finish Line

Pressure from citizen activists has made the longtime priority a reality.

By Brandon Waltens | June 17, 2021

Fort Worth Parents Plan Rally Against Critical Race Theory

A group of parents and citizens are not going to sit back and accept CRT in FWISD.

By Tera Collum | June 17, 2021

Conflicting Messages as Abbott Signs Bill on Critical Race Theory

The author insists the ban is the strongest in the nation while Abbott indicates there is more to be done; confusing activists as to the actual efficacy of the ban itself.

By Jeramy Kitchen | June 17, 2021

Autopsy Report: Taxpayers to Reluctantly Continue to Fund Lobbyists

Even with overwhelming bi-partisan support of ending the practice, lawmakers chose petty politics over good policy.

By Jeramy Kitchen | June 16, 2021

After Legislature Leaves, Abbott Announces Plan for Texas Border Wall

Despite not making it a priority during the legislative session, Abbott says that increasing numbers of illegal immigration necessitated the approach now.

By Brandon Waltens | June 16, 2021

Austinites Continue Fight Against Democrat-Run City Hall Over Homeless Hotels

“We hope that we never have to go through anything like this again, but that if we have to, the City of Austin can engage with us in a transparent and productive way next time.”

By Jacob Asmussen | June 16, 2021

Have Texas’ Power Problems Been Fixed?

Texans aren’t out of the woods yet when it comes to the energy crisis.

By Robert Montoya | June 16, 2021

Gov. Abbott Asked to Ban Employer Vaccination Mandates

“Governor Abbott needs to exercise some leadership and make this issue a priority during the special session.”

By Robert Montoya | June 16, 2021

Don’t Mess with Texas Elections: Abbott Signs ‘Zuck Bucks’ Ban

By Erin Anderson|June 15, 2021

Millions in cash contributions from Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg to local election administrators had an unprecedented influence on voting in 2020.

Dallas Mayor Unveils Crime and Police Accountability Plan

By Robert Montoya|June 15, 2021

Eric Johnson continues to reject defunding the police.

Autopsy Report: Texas Lawmakers Enact New Pro-Life Laws, But Fail to Abolish Abortion

By Jacob Asmussen|June 15, 2021

Texas still lags behind other states in protecting children from being aborted.

Fiscal Responsibility Index Grades Lawmakers on Voting Record

By Brandon Waltens|June 15, 2021

The ratings are based on 151 votes taken in the House, and 79 votes taken in the Senate.

Slaton Calls for Border Security Legislation in a Special Session

By Jeramy Kitchen|June 14, 2021

"If the federal government won’t act, Texas must do whatever is necessary to end the crisis." - State Rep. Bryan Slaton

Deadline Looms for Abbott to Consider Bills

By Jeramy Kitchen|June 14, 2021

Sunday, June 20th marks the last day the Governor can consider bills passed in the 87th Legislative Session.

Weakened Critical Race Theory Bill Awaits Abbott’s Signature

By Brandon Waltens|June 14, 2021

Though the bill prohibits teaching that one race or sex is inherently superior to another, some additions to the bill have raised concerns amongst conservatives.

Former Texas Supreme Court Justice Eva Guzman Prepares Run for Attorney General

By Jeramy Kitchen|June 14, 2021

A potential growing Republican primary field for the seat might spell trouble for Paxton and likely fracture support between conservative grassroots and more establishment Republicans.

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