Commentary

Dade the Democrat?

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Dade the Democrat?

In light of Tuesday night’s massive rebuke of Democrat policies, if we have a Republican Speaker of the House controlled by Democrats, it would be a slap in the face to the 6.3 million Texans who voted for President Trump.

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Commentary Archive

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On Being Happy Warriors

Due to the passage of time and cultural differences, we often miss the cutting and sometimes subversive humor employed in scripture. That’s unfortunate for many reasons, not the least of which is that a healthy dose of humor is a good way to combat a fallen world....

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Imposing Agendas

No demand against the citizens is quite so cutting as when a politician, after being chastized for inaction, replies, “Ok, fine what’s your plan?” It is a retort designed to render critics mute, and it is a reminder that our public servants aren’t serving us. The...

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Waller: Chinese Backdoor Threatens Next Texas Blackout

American security experts have long worried about the threat of hackers targeting the U.S. critical infrastructure. American citizens have increasingly begun to see the real-world results, such as the Colonial Pipeline cyber attack, which forced Americans to stand in...

Lawson: The Opportunity to Stop Vaccine Mandates Is Fading

On September 10, The Hill reported that “powerful business groups whose members are directly affected by President Biden’s vaccine requirement applauded Biden’s effort to boost vaccinations,” and the article continued with quotes from leaders of the nation's largest...

Glover: Course Correcting Texas Public Education

As many parents are becoming aware, schools are no longer a trusted place to send your children, and the worldview presented now no longer likely matches that of the parents. This is evident by two bills that just passed the Texas Legislature. The first bill is Senate...

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Chipping Away

Harvard University’s newest chief chaplain is an atheist. Let that sink in. A school founded explicitly to ensure America’s clergy were well educated has an atheist leading the charge on spiritual matters. This was the inevitable consequence of years of active...