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Former Border Official Accuses Biden-Harris Administration of Covering up Border Crisis
Retired San Diego Sector Chief Agent Aaron Heitke says the administration provided two flights a week to take illegal aliens from San Diego to Texas.
Texas Sues Federal Government Over Weaponization of Environmental Law
The Texas land commissioner argued the Biden-Harris administration would stop at nothing to cripple the state’s oil and gas industry.
US Rep. Arrington Exposes Kamala Harris’ Anti-Law Enforcement Record
Arrington cited several examples of Harris encouraging lawlessness while serving as the junior senator from California and as vice president.
Cruz Campaign Criticizes Rep. Allred for Voting in Favor of Biden EPA Mandates
The Ted Cruz campaign says Allred is out of touch with Texas values because Texans don’t want to be forced to buy electric vehicles.
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Commentary: The Genius of Trump’s Terrorist Designation for Mexican Cartels
President Trump last week signaled his intention to designate the Mexican drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations (FTO). In doing so, he takes the most aggressive step yet toward addressing the brutal violence that plagues Mexico and is fueling a migrant...
Commentary: Super Tuesday Senate Primaries
Super Tuesday is scheduled for March 3, and while the national focus will be on the 14 states and one territory whose electorates will vote in the Democratic presidential nomination contest, important Senate primaries will also be occurring in four states. Five places...
Congressional Candidate Chris Putnam On Mission to “Fundamentally Change” Washington
Chris Putnam, who is challenging 12-term U.S. Rep. Kay Granger in the Republican primary for the 12th Congressional District, launched a strong attack from the right against the GOP establishment at his campaign kickoff event Thursday evening. “’Many in the GOP are...
Bloomberg Targets Texas
Liberal billionaire and former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is planning to spend $20 million on voter registration in key states including Texas, according to an AP report in TIME magazine. The move comes ahead of his rumored late entry into the 2020...
Announcing the First Round of Congressional Endorsements
People often refer to Washington D.C. as “the Swamp,” and the descriptor is devastatingly precise. Established as our nation’s capital by our Founders, a mere visit to Washington gives any citizen a clear idea of how infested the city has become with those who serve...
Commentary: A DACA Ruling Won’t Solve the DACA Dilemma
The U.S. Supreme Court last week heard highly anticipated arguments in the lawsuit challenging President Trump’s decision to end the (DACA) program. President Barack Obama created the program by executive action in 2012 after Congress refused to pass the Dream Act,...
Commentary: The Mean Girl Senate and the Cuccinelli Nomination
The do-nothing Republican Senate—which cannot repeal Obamacare, secure the border, defund Planned Parenthood, or even take more than one vote to bar infanticide—has proven itself shockingly adept at one thing: going into overdrive to block the Trump nominees they...
Commentary: O’Rourke Out
On Friday, former U.S. Rep. Beto O’Rourke (D-TX) ended his presidential campaign, joining Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA), ex-Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper, Washington Gov. Jay Inslee, U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton (D-MA), New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, New York City Mayor...
Beto Finally Gives Up
After a campaign that lasted over six months, former Texas Democrat Congressman Beto O’Rourke has announced he has officially ended his campaign for president. In a statement released Friday afternoon, O’Rourke acknowledged the flatlining of his presidential bid,...