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Harris County Requests August Bond Election
As the one-year anniversary for Hurricane Harvey inches closer, the slow process of government is finally catching up to the flood control needs of Houston and Harris County. This week, the Harris County Commissioners court voted to send a letter to the governor...
City of Austin’s Poor Decisions Are Costing Residents Their Homes
Why is Austin so expensive? Thank the city council. Austin is in the midst of an affordability crisis. Residents can no longer pay the increasing cost of living, and it's harder to find affordable housing. Many are forced to move out of the city. The city government...
Steve Allison Attacks Gun-Rights Activists and Second Amendment
Long before open carry legislation passed the legislature in 2015, Texas citizens have been free to carry long guns openly without a permit. One Republican candidate for the Texas House, however, recently demonstrated he has a problem with gun-rights activists...
Lawmakers Focus on Occupational Licensing Reform
How can the Texas Legislature lift the burden that occupational licensing puts on both the state’s economy and individual liberty? North Texas lawmakers focused on that question at a conservative public policy summit last week. The panel discussion was part of the...
Ellzey Campaigns with Liberal in Navarro County
During election season, it is exceedingly rare to see campaigns associate with other campaigns, especially in overlapping districts where every vote counts and candidates want to avoid alienating any potential supporter. But one such example is provided just south of...
Democrat Eric Johnson Announces for Speaker
The race for Speaker of the Texas House has an interesting new entry as of this morning. Dallas Democrat State Rep. Eric Johnson announced this morning that he had filed to take the gavel. Johnson is the fourth candidate to officially enter the race, following...
McKinney Scraps Electioneering Restrictions
Free speech advocates are declaring victory in McKinney, for now. Just weeks after a state judge blocked enforcement of the city’s new restrictions on political free speech, McKinney City Council voted tonight to repeal sections of its electioneering ordinance that...
Goose Creek CISD Fudges Facts On Bond Referendum
Government entities and officials, ever-gluttonous for more tax dollars, will say or do anything to convince voters of the positive attributes of debt issuances. However, one local school district is stooping to the level of contradicting themselves to trick voters...
School District Vendors Bankroll Pro-Bond PAC in Denton ISD
Proponents of school bonds often claim they’re investing in the future, but in one North Texas school district, vendors and homebuilders appear to be investing in themselves. Private corporations, not individuals or district parents, made up more than 99 percent of...