Texas school board votes to deny an election and appoint a trustee to fill vacancy in closed meeting.
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Dickson: Athens Residents Submit Petition Signatures to Outlaw Abortion
In just 22 days, Athens residents submitted more than 2,300 initiative petition signatures.
Defined, Or Defining?
It is up to us to control our attitude, outlook, and reaction to our circumstances.
Rodriguez: Biden’s Open-border Policies Subject Vulnerable Minors to Highly Questionable Facilities
“There is absolutely nothing humanitarian about the atrocities happening in direct correlation with the current invasion of our southern border.”
Doing What Is Right
After ditching God and the system of self-governance He gave them, the Israelites suffered. Let’s not make the same mistake.
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Haynes: Public Schools Practice Medicine Without a License
Many parents are unaware that their children are being mentally assessed, with the personal data stored permanently and shared with third parties.
Dickson: San Angelo Citizens Begin Process to Force Public Vote on Outlawing Abortion
If successful, San Angelo would join dozens of other Texas cities in becoming Sanctuary Cities for the Unborn.
Pratt: Texas Democrat Reality Is a Universe of Its Own
Texas Democrats tried to make the case that State Rep. Ryan Guillen is leaving the party because his newly drawn district lines would make it hard to gain re-election as a Democrat, but that doesn’t fit the facts as much as it fits Democrat excuse-making and fantasy.
Nothing ‘Mainstream’ About Crony Media
The legacy media does not sit in the “mainstream” of political or cultural thought, but on the far-left bank.
Analysis: An East Texas Shakeup?
Gohmert’s (potential) run for attorney general could trigger a shuffle behind the Pine Curtain.
Self-Serving Rulers And Their Ill-Gotten Wealth
Think of the rich young ruler in the New Testament as Hunter Biden to understand the story.
Huffines: Texas Must Stop Releasing Illegal Aliens
Instead of being deported, waves of illegal immigrants who are released under Abbott’s orders get on buses and head to communities in cities like Houston, Dallas, Chicago, L.A., and New York.
Real People, Holding Firm
Even with defeat inevitable, the people of Gamla decided to go down fighting.
Pratt: Warped Use of COVID ‘Relief’ and Definition of Distance Learning at Odessa College
Odessa College’s piano purchase is a perversion of what funding for local distance learning is meant to be.
Pratt: Republican-drawn Political Districts Are Most Always Branded as Racist, and It’s a Big Catch-22
How should Republicans handle this in the press and public eye?
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Commentary: Dan Patrick, Not Beto, Is the Biggest Threat to Texas Gun Owners
This is a sure way to demoralize the GOP base, destroy the Republican brand, and turn Texas blue.
Righteous Zeal?
What makes zealotry good or bad isn’t the zeal itself, but its object. Scripture makes it clear our zeal must be for the Lord, not for ourselves.
Constitution Day!
232 years later, too many politicians are all too willing to betray our Constitution in the name of their own political power.
Commentary: What Some Call a “Stunt” Was Consequential for Taxpayers
What some call a “stunt” was consequential for Lubbock taxpayers and instructive for every conservative county commissioner in Texas.
Commentary: The Biggest Part of Winning the Game is Learning the Rules
“You have to learn the rules of the game. And then you have to play better than anyone else.” ― Albert Einstein
Commentary: Lies the Left Tells About Guns
For starters, the “assault weapons” ban of 1994 had no meaningful effect on the homicide rate.
Commentary: Should Local Officials Congratulate Themselves for Lowering Tax Rates?
While local elected officials brag about lowering tax rates, they’re still increasing the amount you have to pay.
Commentary: Elections Committee Killed Much-Needed ‘Paper Trail’ Legislation
Longtime advocate for paper trails in electronic voting responds to a recent commentary from the Harris County Republican Party regarding election integrity legislation.
Commentary: Freedom Caucus Fundraising Down 62 Percent
Overall, the Freedom Caucus only took in 38 percent of what they took in during the same timeframe after the last legislative session.
Commentary: The Great GOP Disconnect
The grassroots understand they won’t always get the results they want, but honesty and ethics are non-negotiable and not part of some political game.