In this week’s edition of REAL TEXANS, Michael Quinn Sullivan visits with State Sen. Mayes Middleton about his bid to be the 52nd Attorney General of Texas. They discuss Middleton’s background, his record in the state senate, and why the office matters.
- Man Charged in Attack on North Texas ICE Detention Center,...
DAs across the state are refusing to enforce the law. That spells...
Today we look into what insights conservatives can gain from the...
- New Execution Date Set for Convicted Child Killer After Lawmakers’...
Texas Republican Party Chairman Abraham George is sounding the alarm...
In this week’s edition of REAL TEXANS, we visit with Paul Brown...
- US Supreme Court Upholds Texas Age-Verification Law for Online...
The DOJ has stopped its investigation into a proposed Islamic...
- US Justice Department Drops Investigation Into EPIC City - Lawsuit...
Another Texas town abolishes its police force, an outlier or the new...
This is the final part of the three-part series covering the...
- 17 Proposed Amendments Head to Voters in November - Pro-Life...
An investigation reveals troubling patterns in how law enforcement...
- Gov. Abbott Signs Measure Requiring Insurance To Cover...
Is Texas property tax COMMUNISM? I EXPOSE the Texas House for their blatant lies about property tax relief....
- School Choice Showdown in Texas House - Coalition Urges Hearing on Retail Decency Act to Shield Children...
Senators have passed legislation to create a new Homeland Security Divison in the Department of Public...
In this edition of REAL TEXANS, Michael Quinn Sullivan sits down with personal injury attorney Adam Loewy to...
- Texas House Advances Record $337 Billion Budget - Gates of Eagle Pass Park Reopen After One Year of...
State Rep. Harrison said Speaker Burrows "Betrayed Republican Voters."
- Mayor: 900 People Charged With Murder Are Free on Bond in Houston - Race to Replace Paxton Begins as John...
Today, we discuss the main vehicles for property tax reduction and the fact that the Texas Senate and...
Some school districts have come under fire for using public resources to advocate for election contests.
- Texas Democrats Try Again to Gut Death Penalty - Texas House Overwhelmingly Rejects Motion To Remove...