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Cole Lyle: Beyond the Call of Duty

Cole Lyle is a Texan with deep roots. Originally born in Corsicana, Lyle’s family called Texas home before it even became a state. His distant ancestor Samuel Wilson settled here with Jose Antonio Navarro, after whom his home county is named. In addition to being a...

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Texans Trust Ted

By a wide margin, Texans are still strongly backing Ted Cruz as he heads into this week's round of primary contests. But three Texas Republican lawmakers are still opposing his candidacy. We asked our subscribers a simple question: Nearly 60 percent of those...

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Opposing Texans

Any lingering doubt about how out of touch the mainstream media is with Texas Republicans can be seen in recent presidential endorsements where two of the state's biggest newspapers picked candidates 80 percent or more of GOP voters say they would "never consider."...

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Cruz’ing Right Along In Texas

A new poll of Texas' likely Republican primary voters by CBS News shows Ted Cruz has a double-digit lead over his closest rival. Sitting in single digits with Texas' GOP primary voters are everyone else, except Donald Trump at 30 percent. This is very bad news for the...

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Bye-Bye, Boehner!

Faced with conservatives increasingly upset by his lackadaisical approach to dealing with the Obama Administration, U.S. House Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) abruptly announced on Friday his resignation as speaker and from Congress. In a press conference, Boehner said...

Netroots Education Panel: Kill School Choice

Five out of five progressive education activists at Netroots Nation agree: there cannot be choice or competition. Why? Their plans for the status quo in public schools are an integral part of implementing their progressive vision of "community schools;" the new...

Far left’s utopian vision exposed at Netroots Nation

DETROIT -- Panelists at the Netroots Nation conference described their allies as “communists” and “anarchists” while admitting that, as liberals, “we like taxing things.” One panelist said he likes reading obituaries because “there are a bunch of Fox News viewers who...

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Dispatch from Detroit: Netroots Nation 2014

The nation’s largest annual gathering of liberal-progressive activists took place this past weekend in a paragon city of liberal “progress:” Detroit, Michigan. As an attendee of the Netroots Nation conference, I gained unscripted, unedited, and unpolished access to...