The righteous cause of liberty is rarely advanced through unholy alliances.
Commentary
Dickson: Jewett Becomes 40th City in Texas to Outlaw Abortion
The vote was unanimous, with all five council members voting in favor of the ordinance.
Dickson: Houston Attorney Retained by San Angelo Residents Questions Legality of Mayor’s Actions
“… If she has twisted arms behind the scenes to ensure the council doesn’t adopt this ordinance, then she has violated the Open Meetings Act and the March 1 public hearing will be a sham.”
Dickson: San Angelo Council Certifies Initiative Signatures, Sets Hearing on Outlawing Abortion
The fight for the San Angelo Ordinance Outlawing Abortion is far from over.
Volume and Mass
Depending on your perspective, campaigns either try to convert political volume into a mass of support through messaging, or use the volume of messaging to conceal their lack of mass.
MOST RECENT
Peacock: The Texas Legislature Should Give Texans Their Money Back
The PUC had no authority–or good reason–to hike Texas electricity prices
Choosing To Be Troubled?
While so much is out of our control, we alone get to pick our attitude.
Francis: Texas Politics Is 3-Card Monte, and We Are the Suckers.
The good news is that the scam only works until the suckers become wise to the game.
Rinaldi: House GOP Doubles Down on Lockdowns, Mask Mandates
GOP priority bill expands the governor’s emergency powers and guarantees the disastrous policies of the past year will be the policies of the future.
Just A Small Bit Of Liberty
Tyrants nibble away at small bits of our liberty in the name of preserving our safety until all that remains is our subservience.
Peacock: What the Bible Can Tell Us About the Texas Blackouts
The Eighth Commandment is very straightforward; do not take someone else’s private property.
Peacock: Texas Electricity Market Never Had a Chance to Work During Blackouts
Increasing regulations on the market in response to the blackouts is not the answer.
Sullivan: Would Texas’ Founders Recognize Us?
Each of us as Texans must recommit ourselves to the principles of liberty, and fight for them with the tenacity of our founding fathers.
Macias: Republican Chairmen Should Think Like Chris Turner
This session is the time for action. Texans can’t afford the losing mentality of the last several legislative sessions.
Would We Answer?
As beneficiaries of the Alamo defenders’ sacrifice, we must answer the call to the fight for liberty.
ARCHIVE
School Districts: Stop Blaming Others for Property Tax Increases
It’s time for tax payers across our state to demand more fiscal responsibility from our school boards.
Plano Council Raises City Taxes in Split 5-3 Vote
Plano’s property taxes are raised yet again, as they routinely under-forecast their revenue and over-forecast their expenses.
Politicians Blame God
Weslaco has had a long history of flooding, and the city lacks something as simple as basic drainage maintenance.
Flower Mound Residents Want Property Tax Relief
Texans are demanding real solutions to control crushing property tax burdens.
Citizens Must Choose the Next Speaker
The next speaker of the Texas House must be an individual who citizens can trust to bring conservative priorities to the floor of the House for a vote.
Property Taxpayers Expect Fiscal Responsibility
Too often city governments are tempted to collect and spend more and more tax dollars simply because they can.
Burton: Conservatives Must Get Off The Sidelines
This November, we cannot afford to stand on the sidelines; find a local race that needs your resources!
Cruz Rebounds
For now, it appears the numbers are again favoring Senator Cruz.
Inside the Black (Robed) Box of Judicial Elections
What questions to ask (and not to ask) of judicial candidates.
TEC Trapping Texans
The Texas Ethics Commission is facing increased litigation costs because they are drowning Texans in frivolous litigation over patently unconstitutional regulations.