The right to secure land and property leads to increased security, economic prosperity, and independence for American citizens, and our nation’s land should rightfully be owned by its citizens.
Commentary
Reece: Northside ISD Parents Confront School Board Over ‘Antiracism’ Exercise
“You work for us.”
Dickson: Outlawing Abortion at the Local Level in a Post-Roe Texas
Those who want to see abortion abolished completely both in Texas and throughout America must now work as hard as ever.
Hall: Time to Reform the Texas Medical Board
True transparency in the TMB’s investigation process is paramount.
What Are We Remembering?
It is easier to enjoy a beer and burger in the backyard this weekend than to reflect on the sacrifices made on our behalf.
MOST RECENT
Stepping Forward In Faith
Faith is easy when it leads to a safe place. But what if the next step is dangerous?
Cindi Castilla: Preserving the Gift of Liberty
“I would like to preserve what we were given. It’s a gift that really hasn’t been recreated anywhere in the same way.”
Stop Being Nice
We can either be nice serfs, or driven citizen-leaders.
Montgomery: Don’t Buy Their Lies, Not All of America’s Youth Are Pro-Choice
“I am glad that I am on the side that is not just pro-life, but truly pro-women.”
Sullivan: A Gun to My Head
A rogue, unethical state agency has threatened my family – and yours – to protect their unconstitutional activities.
Why Is The 4th of July So Special?
We celebrate not the end of the war of Independence, but its beginning – because that when liberty was made real.
Hall: Abbott Fails to Protect Texas Drivers From More Road Fees and Debt
Taxpayers got little meaningful toll road reform again this session, as lawmakers chose to avoid tackling the most pressing issues facing drivers.
Bovard: The Texas Supreme Court Just Put A Chink In Section 230’s Armor. Congress Should Finish The Job.
In addition to censorship, interpretations of Section 230 have allowed Big Tech to escape accountability for enabling horrendous trafficking.
America the Exceptional
The left wants to destroy America by convincing us we’re common. We’re not. And we never have been.
Bovard: 5 New Big Tech Antitrust Bills Are a ‘Put Up or Shut Up’ Moment for Republicans
The “techlash” is finally more than just strongly worded letters, pointed questions with little follow-through, or made-for-YouTube chest-thumping at congressional hearings.
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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.
Six Weeks: Will You Make Them Count?
Early voting in the November 6 general election starts in less than six weeks. Yes, your participation actually matters!
TEC’s Litigation Lies Exposed in LBB Letter
In an effort to get extra funding for abusive litigation, the Texas Ethics Commission has resorted to lying to legislators about its losing lawsuits.
Clipping The Puppet Master’s Strings
Will the shadowy Democrat lobbyist-consultant who has run the Texas House be pushed from power by the Republican caucus?
Alamo Heroes: History Doesn’t Change Just Because Liberal Agendas Do
Removing “heroic” when referencing those brave defenders who died fighting for Texas’ Independence is one of many suggestions an unelected advisory work group is posing.
UT’s Diversity Manifesto Should Horrify Taxpayers
The University of Texas at Austin takes their obsession with the idea of “diversity” and turns it into policy.
Baylor’s Refusal to Recognize Campus Carry is Dangerous
The onus is no longer on students to demonstrate why they should be allowed to protect themselves, it is on the university.
Election Lawsuit Documents Exploitation of Voters, Stuffed Ballot Boxes
Two Democrat candidates are contesting the results of their March 2018 primaries in Starr County, a border county west of McAllen, Texas.