Texas’ senators say the time has come for the Supreme Court to provide clarity on how lobbying regulations should be reviewed when they implicate First Amendment rights.
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‘Trans Wreck’ Reveals the Malignant Gender Ideology Sweeping Through Schools
“We’ve been too quiet for too long.”
Tony Tinderholt to Challenge Dade Phelan for Speaker of the House
“[M]ost Republicans will tell you that they fully expect many important Republican policies to die at the hands of liberal committee chairs appointed by Speaker Phelan.”
Texas Schools Suffer Academic Decline
National assessment shows falling test scores at four of Texas’ largest school districts.
Child Trafficking: An Open-border Effect
“Texas has just as big a problem with child trafficking as any of the other states, maybe more now that the border is down and there’s this massive flood.”
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Abbott Asks Agencies to Address Pornographic Material in Public School Libraries
He directed the SBOE, TEA, and TSLAC to come up with statewide standards to prevent the presence of pornography and obscene material in public schools.
U.S. Reopens Mexican Border to Vaccinated Travelers
Despite the unknown vaccination status of illegal aliens pouring across the border, travelers with legal visas will have to present their vaccination card for entry.
Federal Panel Halts OSHA Vaccine Rule Pending Lawsuit
The U.S. Court of Appeals in the 5th Circuit granted an emergency stay after several petitioners, including Texas, filed for review.
Grassroots Organizations Sue Texas Secretary of State Over Debt-Raising Proposition
The lawsuit alleges that the ballot language was substantially misleading due to an omission of the phrase “ad valorem tax increases.”
Ken Paxton Continues Taking Vaccine Fight to the Courts
Attorney General Ken Paxton leads a coalition of states and companies in filing suit against the Biden administration for “unconstitutional” vaccine mandates.
Allen West Holds Press Conference With Frontline Doctors on COVID-19 Vaccines
Allen West and America’s Frontline Doctors tout early-intervention COVID-19 treatments over mandated vaccines.
Wet Weather Doesn’t Stop Texans From Protesting Vaccine Mandates
More than 100 patriots rallied in the November rain to defend medical freedom outside Lockheed Martin.
John Frullo Flees Texas House as Retirements Stack Up
First elected in 2010, Frullo quickly cemented himself on the liberal wing of the Republican Party.
Huffines Campaign Uncovers Critical Race Theory in State Agency
The Texas taxpayer-funded Department of Family and Protective Services has been using critical race theory in its training materials.
Why Do Political Campaigns Accept Loans?
Loans to a campaign allow politicians to reclaim their campaign investment after the election and allow any outside contributors to minimize their donor profile.
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Suddenly Responsible?
The San Antonio Express-News wants lawmakers to hold on to the state surplus revenue. The longer lawmakers hold it, the longer they will be tempted to spend it.