Update: 8:05 pm on January 2, 2014 -- Ogle has fixed seven of the thirteen typos on his new "issues" page but six remain. Glad we could help proofread. Update: As of 5:15 pm on January 2, 2014, candidate Duke Burge has removed the issues page from his website....
After cable network A&E made the controversial decision to suspend Duck Dynasty star Phil Robertson over his comments in GQ magazine, Republican campaigns across Texas went on Facebook to defend the Duck Dynasty star. Most campaigns acted in a straight-forward...
Some dedicate their lives to serving others. Others use public office to serve themselves. Tony Tinderholt is one of those who has dedicated his life to serving others, even putting his life on the line on behalf of his country. Tinderholt entered his first tenure in...
Last week we introduced you to Neal Adams, the pay-for-play moderate puppeteer of Tarrant County. Since our story ran, left-wing blogger Bud Kennedy has rushed to Adams’ defense, calling him a “kingmaker.” Adam’s chosen one, Andy Cargile is challenging Taxpayer...
State Rep. Jonathan Stickland didn’t toe the grow-government line this session. He voted against a bloated budget that increased session-to-session spending 26.9% and a myriad of liberal policies. That sort of leadership earned him praise from conservatives, and a...
The Imagine Lubbock Together plan was apparently hatched by having liberal citizens write lists of their worst public policy ideas.
After months of speculation that she might run for office, Debra Medina – who finished in third place in the race for the Republican nomination for Governor in 2010 – threw her hat in the ring for Comptroller. Her bid had been the subject of much speculation,...
Does Sen. Carona even know the areas he represents?
Tuesday the Texas House Select Committee on Transparency in State Agency Operations met again to continue their tribunal against University of Texas Regent Wallace Hall. First, the Committee alleged that Hall failed to properly fill out his regent application. That...
Late Wednesday, in the closing hours of day two of live testimony before the House Select Committee on Transparency in State Agency Operations, a most disturbing conflict began to arise. Representative Ferdinand Frank Fischer III (or “Trey Martinez Fischer,” as he...