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Texas is Not For Sale

Texas is Not For Sale

The right to secure land and property leads to increased security, economic prosperity, and independence for American citizens, and our nation’s land should rightfully be owned by its citizens.

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Commentary: Church Security Bill Has Saved Countless Lives

The West Freeway Church of Christ shooting was the very thing I had hoped would never happen but knew that—in the current cultural climate—it was only a matter of time. This is why I worked so diligently, alongside former State Rep. Matt Rinaldi, to see the Church...

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Of Legacies And Impacts

It doesn’t look like much today, but the archeological site Tel Sheva was kind of a big deal. It was at the center of much of the narrative in the Bible’s Book of Genesis. Its name then was Be’er Sheva. Most translations render the name as “Beer-sheba.” It’s in the...

Commentary: New House Census Projections

The Census Bureau just released their new population growth estimates for the 12-month period between July 1, 2018 and July 1, 2019.  Their data allows us to assess just which states will likely gain and lose congressional districts in 2020 reapportionment, both in...

New Year’s Resolutions

Dear Reader, I want to share with you our New Year’s Resolutions at Empower Texans. Communications experts say you should never repeat an accusation that is made against you. I hold to that as a good practice, but let me this one time repeat the accusation many in the...

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O Little Town?

Can I admit Bethlehem has been my least favorite place to visit in Israel? It’s dirty and run by the Palestinian Authority. It didn’t feel safe. Standing in Bethlehem the first time, I couldn’t help but think there had to be a hundred of better places for the Messiah...

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Commentary: Austin City Council is Bleeding Us Dry

Austin Mayor Steve Adler and the current Austin City Council members are the worst things to happen to this city since I moved here in the early '80s. First of all, they increase our property taxes at the highest rate allowed by law every single year. Just in the last...

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Fields Of Hope

One doesn’t usually get excited about an empty field. Now, the idea of what might go there can – a crop if you are a farmer, a new residential development or office park if you are a contractor. But an empty field? Not chance. We just drive by without a second glance....