In comments to Congress, Commissioner Trey Trainor warns that the federal speech regulator is abusing citizens’ rights.
Tony McDonald
Texas Must Cease Using Race in Admissions, Employment, and Contracting
The Legislature should permanently remove the stain of racial discrimination from our statutes.
Texas Law Commands Respect for Wisdom of Voters
The impeachment of Attorney General Ken Paxton for acts prior to his election is contrary to state law.
Analysis: What Are the House Deadlines During the 88th Legislature?
How soon do bills really need to move in order to pass?
McDonald: The Evil That Lurks on the Texas House’s Fast-Track Calendar
A payout bonanza for tax collectors sneaks through the Texas House without discussion.
What Are the Real House Deadlines During the 87th Legislature?
Updated for 2021: When do bills need to be out of committee in order to pass?
Deleted Social Media Posts Expose Republican Judicial Candidate’s Far-Left Positions
Candidate Sarah Fox deleted posts cheering same-sex marriage ruling, attacking conscientious-objector clerk.
Abbott Appointment of Taxpayer-Funded Lobbyist to Strike Force Raises Ethics Questions
Reporter cut off while attempting to ask question regarding the appointment of lobbyist Mike Toomey.
What’s Going on With Mail-In Ballots?
Conflicting rulings from a district court and the attorney general have caused confusion as to the role mail-in ballots will play in this year’s elections.
Blog: Let’s Not Pretend This Is Constitutional
Proclamations from Gov. Abbott and local officials might (or might not) be in our best interest, but let’s not pretend they’re constitutionally authorized.