NEWS

Dallas County Wasted Taxpayer Money on Unsecure Voting Equipment
Poor planning by the county’s top election official is costing Dallas taxpayers millions and jeopardizing election security.

Commentary: The Fight to Keep Judicial Elections in Texas
Judges should have the courage to be accountable to the voters, and risk being removed from office should they let their personal biases be put ahead of the citizens.

Teacher Retirement System to Spend $326K a Month on Rent
Space in Indeed Tower is expected to be one of the most sought-after locations for companies seeking extravagant downtown accommodations in close proximity to the city’s bar district.

With Great Knowledge…
We are witnesses to the bounty the blessing of liberty can bring, but in our sloth we risk – like the people of Chorazin – shrugging it off… and falling woefully away.

Records Indicate Two Congressional Candidates Only Voted Once
After a review of public records indicated that two congressional candidates had not voted before the 2019 General Election, one has come clean about his record.

Former Straus Staffer Hired as Top Lobbyist for Texas Cities
Speaker Straus’ former chief of staff has been hired by the taxpayer-funded Texas Municipal League to lobby against taxpayers in 2021.

Texas Scorecard Radio (January 16, 2020)
The discussion this week turns to the controversial plans for the Alamo.

Law Enforcement Commission Reprimands Montgomery County Constable
TCOLE concludes investigation into Precinct 4 Constable Rowdy Hayden with letter of reprimand.

Mayor Admits Triggering “Automatic Resignation” Last Month
Allen mayor triggered city’s resign-to-run rule when he filed for another office in December but has continued to preside over council meetings.

Maryland Judge Blocks Abbott’s Rejection of Additional Refugees
A Clinton appointee has temporarily halted an executive order by President Trump that allows states to opt out of refugee resettlement.

“I Did Not Vote”: Congressional Candidates Fail on Basic Civic Duty
Three candidates running for Texas’ 11th Congressional District admit they failed to vote in the important 2018 General Election.

Revealed: City of McAllen Paid Singer Enrique Iglesias $485,000
The widely criticized contract was kept secret until a new Texas law went into effect this year.