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By Texas Scorecard Staff

Texas’ junior senator will explore how “anti-American anarchists” engage in riots and violence.

Recount Filed in Close Texas GOP Congressional Race

By Matt Stringer

A closely divided electorate left a difference of only 45 votes in the recent bid for the Republican nomination, sparking one of the candidates to ask for a recount.

He’s Back: Obama Endorses Liberal Candidates in Texas

By Brandon Waltens

Conspicuously missing from the list? MJ Hegar, who recently won the Democrat nomination to face U.S. Sen. John Cornyn.

Ronny Jackson Takes Steps to Keep Campaign Promise

By Thomas Warren

Panhandle Republican Ronny Jackson has launched a brand-new political action committee to help elect congressional Texas Republicans.

President Trump Signals Support for Oil Industry in West Texas Visit

By Matt Stringer

The historic presidential visit included a campaign fundraiser in Odessa and a tour of an oil rig.

Doctors With Coronavirus Treatment Face Orwellian Suppression

By Matt Stringer

Several doctors across the country—who are apparently successfully treating the Chinese coronavirus—are experiencing an Orwellian-like oppression by the media and government regulators.

Commentary: The Wild Polling Spectrum

By Jim Ellis

With the nation in a state of upheaval, we can expect to see further divergence until societal habits begin to normalize.

Crenshaw, Hurd, Other Texas Republicans Vote with Democrats to Remove Confederate Monuments

By Brandon Waltens

Congressman Dan Crenshaw said he was “glad” to vote to remove the statues from the nation’s capital.

Commentary: The GOP Senate Is Asleep at the Wheel

By Rachel Bovard

America’s foundational values are being torn down, canceled, and erased from our culture. Wake up, senators. You have just a handful of weeks to remind us why you’re relevant.

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