Why would someone want to buy the last tickets in a soon-to-expire scratch-off lottery game?
Why would someone want to buy the last tickets in a soon-to-expire scratch-off lottery game?
The Republican Party of Texas has condemned the impeachment attempt.
The legislation will defund universities that continue implementing diversity, equity, and inclusion policies.
Holland has faced mounting criticism this year from constituents in Texas House District 33.
The vetoed bills represent around 6 percent of the 1,250 House and Senate bills that were sent to the governor.
The school offered statements in support of left-wing activists’ protest of the event, while completely ignoring their use of antifa presence as an intimidation tactic.
“Every town is a border town now with this open-borders policy.”
With voters having expanded the Republican Caucus in the Texas House to 86 of 150 members, more Texans are questioning the practice of allowing Democrats to chair legislative committees.
A minimum wage increase means higher inflation.
Ninety percent of the $27 billion in excess revenue would go toward “buying down” the school portion of Texans’ property tax bills.
“Lip-service and half-hearted attempts at securing the border are not enough.”
A report shows that Texas property taxes are among the highest in the nation.
“Securing our power grid is of utmost importance.”
“Taxpayers should not be bankrolling efforts to advocate against their interests.”
“Until Governor Abbott removes illegals back across the border and out of the country, this will continue to be a P.R. stunt—and Texas and the U.S. are worse off because of it.”
By killing the rushed calendar put forward by the Straus coalition, the Texas Freedom Caucus won a victory for governing transparency while keeping conservative priorities alive.
After dragging their feet all session, the Texas House is far behind where they wanted to be on the Calendar...
The law requires now that not just school superintendents report all incidents of the sort, but that school principals do so as well.
Conservative Republicans have been targeted by House Speaker Joe Straus and Democrats based off their political beliefs.
It should be noted that these lawmakers did nothing while conservative priorities died—including those explicitly labeled as legislative priorities for the GOP.
The Senate version of the Texas Privacy Act, Senate Bill 6 by State Sen. Lois Kolkhorst (R–Brenham), is still alive this session.
Are state lawmakers in the House going to side with Texas taxpayers or local politicians?
The Texas House has refused to move forward legislation that would protect privacy in public facilities and the freedom of private businesses.
Parker’s move shows that NASCAR is more important to him than the Republican Party of Texas’ priorities.
While the Texas House is finally passing various ethics reforms, lawmakers approved legislation last week that would chill the rights of citizens in the Lone Star State.