Rather than backing the agency tasked with enforcing Texas lobbying laws, Ken Paxton is arguing that the TEC’s enforcement is unconstitutional and represents a violation of First Amendment rights.

Rather than backing the agency tasked with enforcing Texas lobbying laws, Ken Paxton is arguing that the TEC’s enforcement is unconstitutional and represents a violation of First Amendment rights.
State Republican Executive Committee rebukes House for impeachment “under illegal circumstances.”
Republican grassroots also denounced Tarrant County’s state representatives who voted for the impeachment.
The bill extends previous bans on biological men competing in women’s sports to the collegiate level.
As Texas continues to be overwhelmed by record numbers of illegal border crossers, Gov. Greg Abbott continues sending them out of Texas.
“This is about honoring the Constitution, and protecting our brave guardsmen from being abused by Washington, D.C.”
A California law set to go into effect in just a few days has put all eyes on Texas’ highest civil court.
Although “all-ages” drag shows continue to fester in Texas, grassroots organizations are striving to put an end to them.
“The Texas border will only be secured once our state leaders decide to do it themselves.”
As parents lead the charge against taxpayer-funded grooming and indoctrination, members of the public education establishment are digging in their heels.
“This has to end—no more excuses and buck-passing.”
Tyler’s Strickland referred to the defrocking as “blasphemous” and fully supports the priest.
“Wouldn’t defending our own border from an invasion of millions of people be the single most important thing any American could do?”
“Collin County proved to be the model of how to run elections in Texas.”
Patrick blasted the former lawmaker for being “disingenuous and unprofessional.”
Senate Democrats and their left-wing allies are fighting the nomination of Secretary of State Whitley, but their real target is voter citizenship verification.
Special interest groups, labor unions, and various lobbyists groups came and testified in favor of measures that would further tie the hands of job creators and entrepreneurs in the state.
We want to make sure this money this goes to teachers,” said Nelson.
The House Ways and Means Committee will consider House Bill 2 on Wednesday, February 27 at 8 a.m.
HB 281 has been scheduled for a hearing with the House Committee on State Affairs on Wednesday, February 27 at 10:30 a.m. or after adjournment.
A package of partisan bills announced on Thursday amounts to an astonishing $14.5 billion in new public school spending.
Busby’s nomination must now be confirmed by the Texas Senate.
Waste, fraud, and abuse investigations could come to Texas Education Agency.
A compromise between craft brewers and beer distributors to support beer to-go legislation trades away long-term leverage for immediate gratification.
Xerox Corporation agrees to settlement in Medicaid fraud lawsuit.