There is a lot of misleading information floating around regarding the massive $720 million transportation bond on the ballot – here are some clarifying considerations.
By Greg Harrison|October 27, 2016Posts for Greg Harrison
One municipality’s recently approved legislative agenda for the upcoming legislative session is so bad it demonstrates precisely why they should be banned from paying lobbyists with taxpayer dollars.
By Greg Harrison|October 26, 2016Despite voter-approved funding for relief measures that were explicitly not to involve toll-roads, San Antonio residents will see both that money squandered and their major highways tolled.
By Greg Harrison|October 26, 2016A city councilman finds himself the target of speech regulators after substantially complying with a ridiculous rule compelling speech on a campaign mailer.
By Greg Harrison|October 26, 2016Already at a record spot in terms of debt, the rural Texas county is asking voters to approve two expensive – and unnecessary – bond propositions.
By Greg Harrison|October 19, 2016Attorney General Ken Paxton intervened in a lawsuit against the unethical practice of using tax dollars to fund union business earlier today.
By Greg Harrison|October 18, 2016The Attorney General is going after an unnecessary regulatory overreach that will hopefully set a promising precedent for similar encroachments in other municipalities.
By Greg Harrison|October 12, 2016The Attorney General has asked to intervene in a lawsuit against an ordinance adopted by the City of Austin that infringes on the rights of property owners in a rather ludicrous fashion.
By Greg Harrison|October 5, 2016