Commentary
Amarillo Becomes First Texas City to Reject a ‘Sanctuary for the Unborn’ Ordinance on Ballot
Despite the defeat of Prop A, the effort to end abortion trafficking in Amarillo is far from over.
Y’All Answered: Dealing with Illegal Immigration
Readers offer their insights and experiences.
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.
Will Amarillo Become the 70th ‘Sanctuary City for the Unborn’ in the United States?
Today, Amarillo voters will decide to accept or reject a ballot proposition to further prohibit abortion and abortion trafficking within city limits.
Commentary Archive
The Eyes of Texas are Upon…Lubbock
Lubbock is currently the epicenter of efforts to turn Texas blue. As the largest conservative city in West Texas, a win there is targeted as key to flipping the State. But the good people of Lubbock are learning discernment and seeing past the agendas trying to...
Muenster Outlaws Abortion Trafficking, Becomes 52nd Texas City to Outlaw Abortion
On Monday, the City Council of Muenster (pop. 1,556) passed an “Ordinance Outlawing Abortion, declaring Muenster a Safe Haven for the Unborn” in a unanimous 5-0 vote. The historic vote made the City of Muenster, located about 80 miles from Fort Worth, the 52nd city in...
Finishing What We Started
While many of us are still riding the high of the March 5th primary, it is imperative that we keep our eye on the ball. To continue the baseball analogy, it’s the bottom of the fourth and we just tied the game. Nothing has been won yet. On May 28th, we must all go to...
Y’All Answered: Biden Gun Grab
The Biden administration has launched a center designed to help bureaucrats undermine Americans’ Second Amendment rights through "red flag" style laws and actions. Yesterday, we asked readers how they thought Texas should respond. Do you want to participate in our...
Y’All Answered: Criminal Election Allegations
Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed civil suits against nearly a dozen school districts for their illegal electioneering during the 2024 primary season because the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals blocked his office's ability to prosecute such cases. Since then,...
Texas’ Primary Elections Provide Bold School Choice Opportunity
Texas can pass bold school choice legislation when the next legislative session starts in January 2025. This could finally happen because of the recent election wins in the House primaries, efforts led by Gov. Greg Abbott. The election wins include pro-school choice...
May God Save Texas
Soon-to-be former State Rep. Glenn Rogers is not happy. And you can’t really blame him. He lost his re-election bid to the Texas House of Representatives, something he felt was important for himself and his state. However, in a recent article about his defeat, he...
I Took a DNA Test and My Race is Human
Texas State Senator and former candidate for U.S. Senate Roland Guiterrez’s off-the-cuff comments to an attendee at a campaign event in Houston drew back the drapes to let the sun rays shine in on what not enough Americans care to comprehend: that identity politics is...
Y’All Answered: On the Courts Blocking Texas’ Border Law
The federal courts have blocked Texas from enforcing Senate Bill 4, which would make it a state crime to be in Texas illegally. Yesterday, we asked readers if Texas officials should ignore the federal courts and begin enforcing the law anyway. Do you want to...