Commentary
The Problem of Abortion Trafficking in Amarillo and Beyond
The problem of abortion trafficking is not one that the City of Amarillo can ignore.
The Eyes of Texas are Upon…Lubbock
Will Lubbock residents support drug use?
Muenster Outlaws Abortion Trafficking, Becomes 52nd Texas City to Outlaw Abortion
The Muenster City Council’s vote was unanimous.
Finishing What We Started
We sent a message on March 5th, now we must win.
Commentary Archive
Commentary: UT Football and Senate Prove Themselves Radicals
After the tragic death of George Floyd, there was a brief period of nationwide unity condemning such an awful event. Instead of embracing this unity, radicals have instead sown even more division into our country by calling for the dismantling of police departments...
Blog: Stop Letting Others Exploit Our Tragedies for Political Gain
Since the death of George Floyd, leftist political organizations are exploiting this to grow government and push divisions between us. They aren’t pushing real solutions, like restoring freedom and embracing healing in forgiveness. It’s been a few short weeks since we...
Commentary: Education and the Culture of Fear
Kids are in danger, and in Texas, we’re getting ready to make decisions that could either protect them or make things worse. I am a parent and a teacher, and in both capacities, I would love to see our schools go back to as close to normal as possible. I think it’s...
Democrats’ Dilemma
In light of protests sparked by incidents of police brutality, a friend recently bemoaned the state of our nation. He pointed with sadness to government institutions in which citizens have traditionally placed trust being revealed as untrustworthy. He seemed genuinely...
Blog: Conservative Steps to Protect Public Safety
As violent riots and demands to “defund the police” continue across the nation, many Republican lawmakers are signaling a willingness to give in on a number of their demands, to trade law and order for hollow praise from their political enemies. Doing so would be a...
Ruth York: Spreading Liberty and Gratitude
For North Texas native Ruth York, impacting her community and advancing liberty doesn’t have to mean grand speeches or massive crowds—it often looks like simply showing up to a meeting or writing a thank-you card. Ruth was born a few miles from Cisco, Texas, a small...
Commentary: The Virus’ Uneven Path
In this miserable COVID-19 spring, it’s tempting for remote workers to vent our frustrations with being hemmed in, forced to stare at screens while unable to do much else other than walk around the block or go to Costco. Yet the pain felt by the teleworking middle...
Commentary: New Guilty Plea in Dallas County Schools Scandal Calls for Citizen Reflection
Texas Scorecard recently penned an article on the plea deal signed by Richard Reynolds, a Louisiana attorney who used his law firm to funnel hundreds of thousands of dollars to corrupt Dallas County Schools officials. After years of hard work by taxpayers, elected...
“Greater Love Hath No Man Than This…”
Fields of perfectly placed markers in the neatly trimmed grass of the cemetery above Omaha Beach in Normandy is one of the most emotionally sweeping places I have visited on Earth. Your eyes can see, but your mind refuses to entirely process, the enormity of the...