Texas Scorecard

Texas AG Launches Mail-Ballot Voter Fraud Probe in Harris County

Amid Democrat lawsuits to expand vote-by-mail, a local citizen’s complaint leads to an investigation of possible illegal mail-ballot harvesting in a Democrat primary.

By Erin Anderson | 2 days ago

Trump Jr. Wades Into Republican Primary Runoff

Trump Jr. calls on North Texas and West Texas voters to back retired Rear Admiral Ronny Jackson for Congress.

By Thomas Warren | 2 days ago

Friday Roundup: May 22, 2020

Is fear a disability?

By 1836 Studios | 2 days ago

Commentary: Another Vacancy

The eventual GOP nominee who emerges from the committee replacement process will have one of the easiest paths into the U.S. House of any new member.

By Jim Ellis | 2 days ago

Truth to Power?

Too many pastors won’t risk offending the sensibilities of the soft leftists in their congregations... or the hard leftists in government bureaucracies.

By Michael Quinn Sullivan | 3 days ago

Harris County Appoints Democrat Party Official to Head Elections

Texas Democrat Party vice chair Chris Hollins replaces County Clerk Diane Trautman, who resigned last week amid mail-ballot controversies.

By Erin Anderson | 3 days ago

As Bars Prepare to Open Doors Again, Future Still Uncertain

The president of the Texas Bar and Nightclub Alliance shares his thoughts on the impact of coronavirus closures ahead of their phased reopening.

By Brandon Waltens

Blog: If We Can’t Predict the Weather, How Can We Predict the Chinese Coronavirus?

Thus far, every projected doom-and-gloom scenario that our “experts” have predicted will come to pass has not materialized.

By Cary Cheshire

Austin Health Official Recommends Cancelling All 2020 Large Events, Despite Unclear Forecasting

Despite saying forecasting “beyond a month or two is very challenging," the local government official predicted an outlook through the end of December.

By Jacob Asmussen

Ratcliffe Confirmed to Intelligence Post, Creating Vacant Congressional Seat

The confirmation came on a 49-44 party-line vote from the U.S. Senate on Thursday.

By Brandon Waltens

Higher Property Taxes for Dallas Taxpayers: School Districts

By Robert Montoya

School property tax bills still grew for most homeowners, despite state lawmakers passing tax “relief” in 2019.

Commentary: Democrats Claim to Empower Mothers Like Me … But Do They?

By Katrina Pierson

When it comes to women’s empowerment, the Democrats are all talk.

Questionable Development Deal for Democrat Senate Candidate’s Son Heading for a Vote

By Robert Montoya

City staff faced questions about why council members have had to fight for information, and Roddrick West struggled to answer certain questions about his own project.

Texas Vote-by-Mail Battles Continue in Federal, State Courts

By Erin Anderson

With multiple court decisions pending on the status of vote-by-mail eligibility for upcoming elections, Texas voters want a swift resolution.

Grassroots Virtual Townhall: Tax Relief

By 1836 Studios

Join grassroots leaders from across the Lone Star State as they discuss the tax relief for Texas taxpayers that will be necessary for Texas to recover after coronavirus shutdowns.

Texas Congressional Candidate Blasts Obama-Era Illegal Surveillance of Trump Campaign

By Thomas Warren

Congressional candidate Ronny Jackson‘s statement has drawn fire from former Obama-era officials and the national media over his scathing criticism of the controversial surveillance conducted on the Trump presidential campaign. Now, Jackson is firing back.

Young Conservatives of Texas Endorse Fleck for Texas House

By Cary Cheshire

“She will be a strong fighter for our conservative family values. I look forward to seeing her continue the fight for those values in Austin.”

Big Three Direct Agencies to Reduce Budgets (but Exclude Majority of Budget)

By Cary Cheshire

Not every government agency will be forced to comply with the request. Indeed, the Big Three have issued exceptions which, in sum, make up more than a majority of state spending.

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