Joshua Pierce

Joshua Pierce is originally from the Dallas-Fort Worth Area, a graduate of University of Dallas, Honor Roll student, and an Eagle Scout. An activist from a young age with a history of backing Conservatives, he is a Spring 2021 Fellow for Texas Scorecard, and is glad to help hold the Texas political establishment accountable.

Lawmaker Pushes for ‘Victims of Communism Day’

March 16, 2021

State Rep. Tom Oliverson says those who were murdered under communist regimes should be remembered.

Middleton Files Bill to Abolish Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission

March 12, 2021

"TABC should facilitate the operations of small businesses, not strive to punish them and shut them down.”

Texas GOP Chair Allen West Says House Pandemic Proposal Would ‘Codify Unconstitutional Actions’

March 11, 2021

Codifying the governor’s pandemic powers, House Bill 3 has been a source of controversy for conservatives.

Senator Seeks to End Big Tech Censorship

March 9, 2021

Amid censorship, strong public demand has grown in recent months to rein in tech companies' unfettered dominance.

Biedermann Fights to Protect the Alamo Cenotaph

March 4, 2021

The Alamo Cenotaph has been at the forefront of the monument protection movement.

Texas State University to Keep Mask Mandates in Place

March 4, 2021

In opposition to the student body president, the university leadership opposes fully reopening.

Monument Protection Bill Filed in Texas House

March 2, 2021

The bill was filed just in time for Texas Independence Day.

Cornyn Backs Biden’s AG Nominee; Cruz Stands Against

March 1, 2021

"Judge Garland's extensive legal experience makes him well suited to lead the Department of Justice." – Senator John Cornyn

Legislators Seek to End Subsidies for Unreliable Energy

March 1, 2021

“Green energy should not be receiving tax incentives.” – State Rep. Bryan Slaton

Death Toll From Power Outages Will Take Weeks to Calculate

February 24, 2021

While a statewide survey is ongoing, the full death toll will not be known until all related death certificates are filed.

Cason Files Bill to End Tax Abatements for Unreliable Energy

February 23, 2021

Texas wind and solar generators obtained $19.4 billion in taxpayer-funded benefits and subsidies between 2006 and 2019 alone.

5 ERCOT Board Members Live Outside of Texas

February 18, 2021

Board Chair Sally Talberg lives in Michigan.