The cultural virus of DEI is turning local governments against timeless Texas values.

The cultural virus of DEI is turning local governments against timeless Texas values.
Ninety percent of the $27 billion in excess revenue would go toward “buying down” the school portion of Texans’ property tax bills.
“The truth is on our side, and the rule of law will win the day.”
“Securing our power grid is of utmost importance.”
“Our public schools are for education, not indoctrination.”
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“I hate it here!”
National Democrats pull funding from hotly contested elections in the Rio Grande Valley.
“Taxpayers’ money shouldn’t go to this event.”
Deborah Peoples, the Democrat candidate for Tarrant County Judge, promises to be an “outspoken advocate” on the issue.
“We’re going to challenge non-queer people to think queerly.”
Questions regarding explicit materials in Tomball ISD libraries are energizing this local election.
“They should go to jail for this obscene display in front of children.”
Pflugerville ISD proposes raising taxes and spending $367.6 million on school bonds, including $44 million for teacher housing.
Llano County officials face a lawsuit after moving explicit children’s books to the adult collection.
A Central Texas school board trustee voted for a 23 percent tax rate increase.
Justin Berry and Ellen Troxclair are competing to represent Central Texas in the state House.
“A waiver for the vaccination will not be accepted by Midland College.”
Stan Gerdes and Paul Pape are competing for the Republican nomination in this Central Texas district.
Public school enrollment is down. Where did the students go?
“If we’re already at this point, as an insignificant, nobody, small-town school district, how bad will it be in 20 years if parents don’t stand up and stop this?”
Voters in Canyon ISD will decide the race to fill the vacant seat of former trustee Bruce Cobb.
“This is a true testament to how strongly our counties feel about Ellen Troxclair being the clear and only choice for State Representative.”
Former Southlake Mayor Laura Hill maintains an apartment in House District 93 that opponent Nate Schatzline alleges is not her residence.
“Why are you so desperate to talk to kids about sex and confuse them about their gender? It’s creepy.”
“The [school board] ignored the facts presented by their own investigator, and reinstated this abuser to his job overseeing the education of children.”