Texas Scorecard

Biden Attempts to Force Medicaid Expansion in Texas

It is still unclear whether state legislators will act on the news by hearing any of the filed legislation relating to Medicaid expansion this session.

By Jeramy Kitchen | April 16, 2021

Fort Worth Mayoral Candidate Parker Announces Support for Election Integrity

Brian Byrd remains silent, while other candidates have made their position known.

By Robert Montoya | April 16, 2021

Truth In Context

As a self-governing people, we must acquire a principled taste for reality.

By Michael Quinn Sullivan | April 16, 2021

Texas House Gives Initial Approval to Constitutional Carry

After several hours of debate, several amendment attempts, and a few points of order, the bill passed on to third reading by a vote of 84 in support and 56 in opposition.

By Jeramy Kitchen | April 15, 2021

Schofield Bill Protects Texas Elections From Federal Takeover

House Bill 4507 author says Congress doesn’t have constitutional authority to prescribe state election laws.

By Erin Anderson | April 15, 2021

Taxpayer-Funded Lobbying Ban for Cities, Counties Passes Texas Senate

“Texas voters simply do not want the local officials they have elected to represent them spending their tax dollars on hired-gun lobbyists who often have no connection to their community and may be working against their interests.”

By Iris Poole | April 15, 2021

Austin Bike Shop That Censored Police in 2020 Gets Robbed in 2021

Ironic and unsurprising.

By Adam Cahn | April 15, 2021

20 Republicans Join Democrats in Vote on Gender Modification

State Rep. Bryan Slaton (R-Royse City) offered an amendment that would have prevented puberty blockers from being administered as part of a prescription drug savings program on House Bill 18. The amendment failed.

By Jeramy Kitchen | April 15, 2021

Texas AG: 170K+ People Illegally Crossed Border in March

President Joe Biden has been implementing policies to allow more illegal immigrants—including cartel members, sex traffickers, and criminals—into the country.

By Jacob Asmussen | April 15, 2021

Frisco School Board President Scolds Citizens: 'This Is Our Meeting'

Citizens say Frisco parents and taxpayers deserve more respect.

By Tera Collum | April 15, 2021

Local Officials Write Your Property Tax Bill

By Robert Montoya|April 15, 2021

Not all the blame rests on the appraisal districts.

Senate Committee Meets to Discuss Homeless Camping

By Iris Poole|April 14, 2021

"The current system is not safe or working for anyone—not for those experiencing homelessness; not for the public living, working, or visiting downtown; and not for the businesses seeking to relocate here."

Citizens Ask Legislature to Fix ‘Corrupt’ Appraisal Board Election System

By Robert Montoya|April 14, 2021

Larger local governments play the game to get their chosen ones elected.

Fort Worth Mayoral Candidates Side Against Election Integrity

By Robert Montoya|April 14, 2021

Steve Penate sides with citizens to make elections more secure.

House ‘Liability Protection’ Bill Could Subject Businesses to Fauci Directives

By Jeramy Kitchen|April 14, 2021

“At the very least, any business that makes a good faith effort to substantially comply with state law, not CDC or DSHS “recommendations” and “protocols,” should be immune from suit." - Former State Rep. Matt Rinaldi

Texas Senate Passes Bill Responding to Austin’s Homeless Hotels, ‘Lack of Responsibility’

By Jacob Asmussen|April 14, 2021

“Let there be no mistake, the Austin City Council and Mayor Adler have completely failed the homeless with the policies they have enacted in Austin.”

U.S. Rep. Kevin Brady Will Not Seek Re-Election

By Joshua Pierce|April 14, 2021

The senior Republican made the announcement at a Woodlands Chamber of Commerce conference.

Homeowners’ Wallets Still Hit by City and County Property Tax Growth

By Robert Montoya|April 14, 2021

Property tax reform didn’t deliver property tax relief in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.

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