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Commentary: Citizen Victory in Grapevine

By Laura Oakley

"We in Grapevine spoke out, and the city government listened."

Commentary: Gov. Greg Abbott, I Will Never Vote for You Again

By Michael L. Geller

"I do not now, and will not in the future, support you, and I thought you should know that and know why."

Commentary: Is the Bribery Provision of the Texas Constitution the Biggest Legal Threat to Bonnen?

By Matt Rinaldi

The analysis of the audio recording shouldn’t be focused solely on legal issues.

Commentary: Auditable Paper Trails for Electronic Voting Machines Secure Our Votes

By JoAnn Fleming

Klick’s Texas House Election Committee blocked important election integrity/ballot security legislation, leaving our 2020 Texas elections at risk.

Commentary: The Trump Administration’s Successful War Against Bureaucratic Bullies

By Rachel Bovard

For years, unelected bureaucrats have been allowed largely unchecked power over the daily lives of Americans. This president is trying to change that.

Commentary: Harris County’s Use of Vote Centers Needs Watching

By Bill Sargent

If voting data cannot be posted in real time, then Harris County’s authority to use countywide vote centers in November 2020 should be withdrawn.

Commentary: Time to Clean House

By Sarah Nash

The 2020 election is here, and there is no room for error.

Commentary: Klick Calls for Help

By Daniel Greer

Direct Action Texas' Daniel Greer responds to a commentary in which Alan Vera defends Stephanie Klick for killing the marquee election integrity bill of the legislative session.

Commentary: Hunter Biden’s Wild Ukrainian Ride

By Rachel Bovard

The vice president’s son secured a questionable and lucrative career opportunity—for which he wasn’t at all qualified—in an economically unstable region that played a key role in U.S. foreign policy while heavily dependent on the foreign aid directed by his father. And he made a fortune.

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