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Y’All Answered: The Ongoing COVID Emergency In Texas
Texas is still operating under a “state of emergency” regarding the...
Parents Should Not Be Uninvited Witnesses to Events That Shape Their Children’s Lives
Silenced parents, who traveled to the state Capitol to voice concerns about public education, sign a letter to Texas House members.
Our Part In It
What happens when people – who have rejected God – demand strong leaders? Spoiler: it doesn’t work so well.
Jasper Citizen Begins Process to Force Public Vote Outlawing Abortion
Written for a Post-Roe v. Wade Texas, the proposed Jasper Ordinance goes as far as possible to protect the residents of Jasper from abortion in a Post-Roe America.
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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?
Sullivan: How I’m Voting
Voters must consider eight amendments to the Texas Constitution. Some of them should make you mad.
Analysis: Real People Are Hurting
Refusing to address property tax burdens in a real and meaningful way gives politicians ongoing talking points and a “problem” to solve, but it does nothing to help struggling Texans.
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.
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Commentary: Dennis Prager’s 5 Points of Wisdom for Young People
” … he articulated the importance of seeking wisdom, which he believes is lacking in today’s culture due to leftist indoctrination of young people on college campuses.”
Commentary: Why the ‘Pay Gap’ Is Really a ‘Choice Gap’
Survey after survey tells us that the wage gap is actually a choice gap. And the left, the self-declared party of empowering women’s choices, stubbornly refuses to recognize this one.
Commentary: Conroe ISD Fails to Prioritize Needs With $807 Million Bond
Bloated bond would put Conroe ISD taxpayers over $2 billion in debt without improving educational outcomes.
Commentary: The Unfortunate Reality of Big Government
Bigger isn’t better.
Commentary: School Board Ethics
San Angelo ISD’s school board redrew district boundary lines to keep an incumbent board member in office after moving out of the district he was elected to.
Commentary: Trump’s 2020 Budget Takes Cues From Reagan and Clinton
With growth as the top priority, Trump looked at past government budgets from when the economy experienced high growth rates.
Commentary: Beto Heads to Iowa
Beto O’Rourke is making his first trip to Iowa this weekend and is likely to join the presidential fray; it’s a good time to recap exactly who is in, out, and still straddling the fence.
Staff Blog: ‘Running With Beto’ and Running Away From Taxpayers Subsidizing Movies
Texas taxpayers continue to be used to subsidize Hollywood’s leftist propaganda.
Commentary: Where Is #MeToo for Women at the Border?
There is a growing crisis of sexual assault on women at the border directly linked to our asylum loopholes and lax enforcement.
Commentary: When Will Congress Do Something About the Border?
By Customs and Border Protection’s own estimation, the border is in crisis.