We must stop seeing the military as props in political theater but as a precious and limited resource.
Commentary
Pikl: Can Private Employers Legally Mandate a Medical Treatment?
Requiring an employee to take an experimental injection the employee does not agree to take as a condition to keeping their job infringes on the dignity of the employee by coercing them to violate their conscience.
Haynes: Why State Bans & Flipping School Boards Won’t Stop Critical Race Theory
“The real power for winning this war lies with the grassroots forming local groups to hold school boards and schools accountable.”
Praying For The Wrong People
Praying for our republic’s politicians and not the citizens is like asking a physician to alleviate the symptoms without addressing the disease.
Hall: Vote ‘No’ on Prop 2 Campaign Urges Voters to Reject Property Tax Increases
The constitutional amendment will guarantee rising property taxes.
MOST RECENT
Wilson: Save the Culture, Save Liberty
“The current culture is all but lost; but we, for the moment, have the ability to develop a new one.”
Challenging the Legion
Tyrants don’t have a sense of humor, but our loving God certainly does!
West: Supreme Court Watch, Second Amendment (Again)
Should all felons be dispossessed from gun ownership, or just those that are violent and dangerous?
Norred: The End of Normal?
Have ordinary people had enough to throw off the nonsense, or is it too late?
Bovard: It’s Time For Conservatives To Take On Big Tech Tyrants. Here’s How
If conservatives want to preserve access to the online infrastructure of commerce and speech, they’re going to have to break up Big Tech.
Fear Is a Loser
Many of the giants we’re told to fear are, in fact, little more than shadow puppets.
Openshaw: Why Is It So Hard to Get Conservative Things Done in Austin?
The lessons we learn from small wins we need to turn into more and bigger wins.
Stop Talking, Start Doing
Politicians like to tickle our ears with promises, but what are they actually doing?
Francis: The Freshman Who Called Their Bluff
State Rep. Bryan Slaton filed an amendment saying that the Legislature should bring a vote to the floor to abolish abortion before it votes to ceremonially change the names of highways or bridges.
Slaying Giants
But be sure we’re fighting the fights to which God has called us, not simply those that are politically expedite or feel good in the moment.
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Commentary: Obamacare Ruling a Victory for the Rule of Law
The truth is that the ACA is broken and has been from the start.
Commentary: What To Expect
Posturing for the 2020 elections is well underway.
Socialists Love (Your) Misery
Socialism, like cannibalism, only “works” so long as there is a steady supply of outsiders upon which to prey.
Commentary: The Pending Demise of Obamacare
On December 14, a federal judge in Texas determined that Obamacare was unconstitutional and declared the entire law constitutionally invalid.
Accountability, Not Boards
Creating an unelected and powerless citizen review board merely passes the buck.
Let’s Talk About College Campuses
Young Conservatives of Texas are doing what universities won’t — bringing debate to college campuses.
Smoke-Filled Executive Sessions
All too often, decisions that impact Plano citizens are made in closed sessions, away from public scrutiny.
Houston Wants to Ban Astros Players from Dipping
The city is considering banning Astros players from chewing tobacco.
Pre-Existing Conditions: Fix Them or Eliminate Them Altogether?
The purchase of insurance is essentially a transfer of risk, and insurance companies should make their own determinations on how to conduct underwriting.
Shining the Light of Liberty
The Torch of Freedom was created to bestow on the one man or one woman who we believed best set the example in the prior year of shining the light of liberty in the darkest places.