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Democrat Senfronia Thompson First to File for Speaker of Texas House
Staunchly pro-abortion, Thompson is currently the chair of the Public Health Committee, where she killed legislation in 2019 to ban abortion when a fetal heartbeat is detected.
Cruz: Democrats Angry They Can’t Stop Supreme Court Nomination
“I believe Judge Barrett will be Justice Barrett by the end of the week.”
Texas AG Reminds Election Officials: Masks Not Mandated at Polling Places
Abbott’s mask mandate “does not apply to … any person who is voting, assisting a voter, serving as a poll watcher, or actively administering an election.”
Former Rivals to Endorse Cason in HD 92
Stickland and Fisher ask voters to keep the district in Republican control.
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Texas Supreme Court Halts Harris County Plan of Mass Mailing Ballot Applications
Wednesday’s temporary order requires the county to stop the mass mailing while the court considers whether to provide emergency relief, halting the program entirely.
Fallon Wins GOP Congressional Nomination
Party activists selected the Republican state senator to be the likely successor to former U.S. Rep. John Ratcliffe.
Abbott to Fill Vacancy After Paul Green Announces Retirement from Texas Supreme Court
It has become common practice in recent years for justices to retire during the middle of their terms in order to trigger a gubernatorial appointment.
State Orders Public Schools to Reopen, Masks Required
Students over the age of 10 will be required to wear masks, in accordance with the executive order issued by Gov. Greg Abbott.
Will Dan Patrick Oppose Abbott Mask Mandate?
When Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo moved to impose a mask mandate not unlike the executive order recently implemented by Abbott, Patrick was one of the first to criticize her.
Ted Cruz: Jon Francis Will Stand up to Austin Swamp
“I know that conservative Jon Francis will stand up to the swamp in Austin and fight for our values.”
Sales Tax Collections Down Again as Texas Economy Struggles Under Shutdowns
On Tuesday, Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar said state sales tax revenue totaled $2.67 billion in June, 6.5 percent less than in June 2019.
Blog: Don’t Quit, We Must Win
Good causes are never lost.
County Official Invites State Republican Convention to North Texas
“Collin County is open and welcoming to our statewide conservative colleagues and delegates.”
New Ad Claims Troy Nehls ‘Blamed and Shamed’ Sex Trafficking Victim
Kathaleen Wall and Troy Nehls are in a runoff election for Houston-area Congressional District 22.
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Biedermann and Tinderholt Endorse Lone Star Agenda
The two join State Rep. Jonathan Stickland as the only lawmakers currently supporting the conservative plan.
ELECTION: Conroe ISD Fails to Pass Complete Bond Package
Despite massive electioneering with taxpayer dollars by Conroe ISD, Proposition A passes narrowly, while Proposition B fails.
ELECTION: Democrats Crushed in The Woodlands
Voters in suburban Montgomery County repudiate the immature antics of left-wing activists.
Major Tea Party Group Opposes Conroe ISD Bond
“Let’s stop putting maintenance on the credit card.”
Montgomery County Tea Party Opposes Conroe ISD Bond
Tea party urges voters to oppose a massive tax hike.
Austin-Area Rocket Scientist Hindman Enters Congressional Race
George Hindman is the latest entrant into the race to replace Rep. Bill Flores (R–Bryan).
RECAP: Central Texas Property Tax Increases
How much more will you have to pay next year?
The Woodlands Township Votes Against Conroe ISD Taxpayers
In 5-2 vote, The Woodlands Township board caves to Democrats and endorses bloated Conroe ISD spending package.
Abbott Praises Bonnen on His Way Out
Despite a quid pro quo scandal, Abbott praises Bonnen for “his commitment to making Texas a better state.”
Leach Breaks Silence on Bonnen Audio…To Apologize to Local Politicians
Leach, who defended Bonnen earlier this summer, had so far been silent on the issue since the audio’s release.