Jason Giuliani was a contract employee at Allen ISD’s Curtis Middle School.
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More Trouble Ahead for South Texas School District Rife With Corruption
With federal and state authorities scrutinizing La Joya ISD, it’s likely the board will order special elections for the two seats left vacant by corruption convictions.
School District Tells 4-Year-Olds to Keep ‘Pride Week’ Lessons a Secret
“What would a teacher be discussing during pride week that she’s worried the kids will tell their parents?”
School District’s “Pride Week” to Promote Hazardous Sexual Behaviors & Gender Confusion
“Some people aren’t boys or girls, they’re just people.”
San Antonio Public School Segregates Students in Anti-racism Exercise
Harassing fifth-graders, Leon Springs Elementary subjected students to blatant segregation and inappropriate content.
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Austin Officials’ Monstrous Tax Increase Plan Threatens to Shut Down Local Businesses
“We’re already having a hard time paying the rent … now you’re going to have a 25 percent tax increase that is going to go on forever.”
Democrats Target Collin County Republican Lawmakers
Matt Shaheen and Jeff Leach are once again in tight races to defend against heavily funded opponents looking to flip the Texas House.
Will North Texas County Commissioners Serve Their ‘Spokesman’ or the Citizens?
Early voting has started, and questions about the future of Tarrant County abound.
North Texas City Council, School Ask Citizens to Hike Taxes
Arlington voters will decide whether or not local government takes more of their cash amid 2020 hardships.
Judge Patricia Bennett Criticized Conservative Colleague
Judge Bennett, who is running for re-election, published a letter in support of firing Judge Alex Kim, the judge who successfully fought to save baby Tinslee Lewis’ life.
Blain: Guaranteed Income Coming to a City Near You?
Data tells us the only way to truly uplift Black and Hispanic low-income Americans in cities is through education and access to employment opportunities.
Collin County Judge Hill Will Reopen Bars; Dallas Judge Jenkins Says No
“Quite simply, Collin County should be completely open,” says County Judge Chris Hill.
City of Austin Hires Convicted Thief, Gets Robbed of Over $1.3M
Local officials ineptly allowed one of the largest fraud cases on city government record.
Facebook Founder Funnels Millions to Dallas County Elections Dept.
Zuckerberg gave the Democrat-dominated county a $15 million election administration grant via left-leaning nonprofit Center for Tech and Civic Life.
Texas Mayor to Black Lives Matter: ‘We’re Listening to You’
Burleson mayor facing re-election this year claimed the city has racism issues and promised Black Lives Matter he would start asking questions of the police.
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Local Debt: Don’t Wait Until November
Engaged Texans can more effectively influence their local officials by taking proactive steps now as opposed to waiting until November.
Carona Opposes Hall’s Impeachment
Early this morning, State Sen. John Carona released a statement via email in opposition to the impeachment...
Claim: Powers Misled UT Investigators On Role
New information is emerging this morning that lays the growing legislative clout-abuse scandal at the feet...
Local Voice Prevails Against Waste, Eminent Domain
Something bizarre happened at a recent Colleyville City Council meeting; dissent amongst local officials. In...
Are ISDs Breaking The Law?
Instead of spending tremendous capital in efforts to “transform” public education in alleged conflict with state law, districts should find ways to help their teachers develop innovative ways to align curriculum with state guidelines.
Empower Texans Sets Stage for Court Challenge to TEC Rules
Attorneys argue statute, Commission rules unconstitutional Austin, TX— In a hearing before the Texas Ethics...
“Common” Concern In Coppell ISD
Texas is in the midst of a local debt epidemic, one that’s primarily driven by bonds issued by government...
Lack of Competition Enabled “Re-purp-licans”
Gerrymandering and other demographic factors make the majority of general elections between opposing parties effectively noncompetitive.
Ralph Hall Makes History…Will Texans Take Notice?
Perhaps one of the biggest upsets in May’s runoff’s elections was Rep. Ralph Hall’s loss to his Republican...
Conservatives win in Texas, that’s hardly a Tea Party takeover
What didn’t happen Tuesday night in the GOP runoffs: The Tea Party didn’t “takeover” Texas despite the...