The Sanctuary Cities for the Unborn initiative has seen a total of 67 cities and four counties pass ordinances in seven different states.
Commentary
Doing What You Can
Everyone can – and must – be a fighter in the cause of liberty.
Dickson: Abilene Citizens Begin Process to Force Public Vote Outlawing Abortion
Momentum is building to declare Abilene a sanctuary city for the unborn.
Cowards in the Pulpit
If liberty is to die here, that death will have been preceded by whimpers of ecclesiastical acquiescence.
Hines: No Jab, No Job? No Thanks.
I could have made the decision to keep my career and my job, and to get the jab in order to protect both, but where will it end?
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Peacock: Renewable Energy Failed to Keep the Lights on for Texans
Most of the grid was probably about as prepared as could be expected for this record storm. However, one part of the grid was mostly unprepared: renewable energy generators.
Waller: Texas Blackouts Highlight Costs of Ignoring Resilience
Grid resilience becomes an afterthought—until the lights go out.
Montoya: Thank You, Rush Limbaugh
Let us continue his work of educating, encouraging, and laughing together.
Hall: Sustaining Economic Prosperity Through Resilient Energy Communities
There has been no significant planning for a catastrophic long-term loss of the electric grid.
Dickson: City of Goldsmith Outlaws Abortion
While Goldsmith is now the most recent city to have outlawed abortion, it most certainly will not be the last.
Peacock: Texans’ Liberty is at Risk Through Corporate Cronyism
Favored corporations have benefited through billions of dollars of grants, abatements, exemptions, and other gifts from Texas taxpayers.
Francis: Context Matters
Every year, $3.5 billion is put toward election spending. More than $5 billion is spent on St. Patrick’s Day celebrations.
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?
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Commentary: Mike Toth for Texas Third Court of Appeals
Mike Toth has qualities that are imperative in a jurist whose opinions may serve as far-reaching benchmarks for upholding justice and mercy.
Fake Republicans Are What’s Wrong With the GOP
There’s a big difference between Republicans having a “big tent” philosophy, and outright switching tents.
The Lone Star States
Self-governance (should be) spoken here.
National Media Blames Texas Press For O’Rourke Love Affair
Liberal commentators now blaming each other for falling in love with Beto.
The Beto Barometer
Beto O’Rourke represents a unique perspective of where Texas is politically, serving as a “barometer” that can measure its strengths and weaknesses in 2018.
Citizens Should Demand Real Results on Reforms
Every lawmaker, every organization, and every citizen has issues that are important to them.
Voters Can Bring Back Affordable Water
We can stop the overregulation and overpricing of groundwater by electing candidates who will restore our access to affordable water.
Not Just Rhetoric, But a Record
Perhaps no greater window into what side lawmakers stand on is how they voted in the special session called by Gov. Greg Abbott.
Who Controls Texans’ Property Tax Bills?
Every two years, lawmakers have an opportunity to improve the property tax process.
The Citizens’ Choice is the Caucus Choice
Any Republican lawmaker who strikes another Straus-ian bargain, where his election as speaker relies on the support of Democrat lawmakers, will always be beholden to them.