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Texas Parents FIGHT BACK Against School’s Secret Gender Transition!
Texas parents are SUING in federal court after a Houston high school socially transitioned their daughter IN...
IRS Withholds Wages of Arlington Mayor Over Federal Tax Debt
Taxpayers reportedly question Mayor Jim Ross’ ability to lead Arlington because of issues with his personal finances.
Colin Allred Launches Another Senate Bid After 2024 Defeat
The 2026 race is already shaping up to be one of the most closely watched contests in the country.
Salcedo Show Axiom #2 – If They Don’t Have Our Money, They Can’t Harm Us
On this Salcedo Storm Podcast: Salcedo Show Axiom #2.
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Medical Liberty Legislation Awaits Gov. Abbott’s Approval
Six measures aimed at expanding medical freedom in Texas are on their way to Gov. Greg Abbott’s desk to be signed. The two most notable vaccine freedom-related pieces of legislation passed by lawmakers and highlighted by Texans for Vaccine Choice are House Bill 1586...
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Texas Just BANNED This from Classrooms — Parents Are Cheering!
Today, Sara breaks down the new Texas Parental Rights in Education Bill heading to the governor's desk. Did you know sex clubs were a THING in Texas schools?? Not anymore! Texas is one step closer to completely eliminating radical gender ideology from the state. Do...
Conflict of Interest? House Republicans Urge Abbott to Veto Appraisal Board Bill
A group of 42 Texas House members is urging Gov. Greg Abbott to veto a bill passed in the final days of the legislative session that would allow public school teachers to serve on local property appraisal review boards—a measure Abbott previously rejected. Senate Bill...
What Went Into The House Reconciliation Bill?
On this Salcedo Storm Podcast: Congressman Keith Self represents the 3rd Congressional District in the great state of Texas. He was one of the conservative rebels trying to restore the Speaker’s House to the People’s House.
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Do You Vote For Politicians To Cave To Your Political Opposition?
On this Salcedo Storm Podcast: Elon Musk tells X users that they are the media now. One of the most influential members of the new media, with over 630,000 followers, is @Amuse. His posts are an elegant and much needed counter-weight to the,” narrative over news,”...
Y’All Answered: Grading the 89th Session…
Yesterday marked the end of the Texas Legislature's constitutionally defined regular session. We asked readers to grade the session's results overall, by assigning a school-style grade of a A, B, C, or F. Here's how readers explained the grades they gave... Do you...
6.3.2025: Same-sex weddings.
Texas Supreme Court To Decide if State Judges Have Freedom of Religion… Legislature Adjourns—Now the Governor Has the Last Word… Lawmakers Reach Deal on Immigration Enforcement… TEA Extends Control of Houston ISD Until 2027…
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6/2/25 The Legislature Leaves Austin
- Legislature Adjourns—Now the Governor Has the Last Word - Parental Rights Bill Banning DEI, Social Transitioning, and ‘Sex Clubs’ in Schools Heads to Governor - Effort to Restore AG’s Authority to Prosecute Election Fraud Killed as Deadline Passes
Legislature Adjourns—Now the Governor Has the Last Word
After 140 days and 1,200 bills, the Texas Legislature officially adjourned sine die on Monday, marking the end of the 89th Regular Legislative Session. The Latin term “sine die” means “without a day,” signaling that lawmakers are not scheduled to reconvene—at least...