Governor Abbott, I call upon you to rescind your recent endorsement of Frazier.
Commentary
Chipping Away
If we are to govern our republic, we must first govern ourselves.
Martin: Keller ISD’s Timber Creek High School is Brewing Division
Teachers are politicizing the classroom and doxxing parents who speak out about it. Something needs to change.
Texas Caregivers for Compromise: Fighting for Long-Term Care Residents
Mary Nichols, one of the founding members of Texas Caregivers for Compromise, shares how citizens organized and motivated legislators to act.
Only Fighters Win Fights
Backing down from a principled fight is the quickest way to lose.
MOST RECENT
Malone: It’s Time to Pass Constitutional Carry
If Bloomberg thought Texas would forget our Alamo heritage and come running to let them come and take our guns away, he was very wrong.
Setting Fires
Almost everything is more powerful than a good idea. Liberty is advanced only through persistence.
Francis: America is Crumbling
While I am profoundly proud of America’s Founders, I have the opposite feeling about my own generation.
Bovard: A New Coalition, If You Can Keep It
What the changing shape of the Republican base should mean for institutional Republicans.
Peacock: Republicans Will Not Stop Spending Our Money
Politicians and bureaucrats can try all they want to convince us that they are being fiscally responsible. But the truth is that government and government spending keep on growing.
Long: Save the Texas House
As we gaze off into the distant states, there is a power grab underway in our very own backyard.
Norred: Why Worry About a Harris Presidency?
Kamala Harris put people in jail to bolster her stats when she knew of exonerating evidence. She went on full attack and supported attacks on Justice Kavanaugh based on no evidence.
Trust Not in Princes
Many of Western civilization’s governing mistakes and missteps are traced to the rejection of God’s practical provision of self-governance.
West: Amy Coney Barrett is Texas
Barrett’s Texas-sized grit, toughness, and sensitivity will serve her well when presented with several cases that directly impact civil liberties in my home state of Texas.
Schlegel: ‘I Voted for Freedom’
“I voted as a woman and as a single mother of three—including one with special needs—who have hope for their future. I voted for them, for their country, for the future.”