NEWS
Flynn Threatens Firefighters in Twitter Tirade
A State Rep. used social media to threaten the livelihood of public employees with whom he disagreed.
Conservatives Declare Total War on House Calendar
Conservative Republicans have been targeted by House Speaker Joe Straus and Democrats based off their political beliefs.
Republicans Punish Conservatives for Defying Democrats
It should be noted that these lawmakers did nothing while conservative priorities died—including those explicitly labeled as legislative priorities for the GOP.
Rent-A-Voters Approve Taxes and $175 Million in Bonds
Two temporary voters pass massive bonds, levy taxes, and elect a board of directors for an undeveloped new MUD in Cut and Shoot.
Dallas Election Results In, Criminal Voter Fraud Investigation Continues
“Our problem with these ballots is that someone forged names. They forged it on the ballot. They forged it on the application.”
Frisco’s Mayor Lashes Out At County Officials Who Stand with Taxpayers
Frisco’s Mayor sided with government lobbyists to oppose property tax reform, and attacked conservative county officials in the process.
House Republicans Feign Support for Women’s Privacy
The Senate version of the Texas Privacy Act, Senate Bill 6 by State Sen. Lois Kolkhorst (R–Brenham), is still alive this session.
Wake up, McAllen: Low Voter Turnout Signals Disconnect
This past week’s election brought realizations about McAllen’s voter turnout and future.
Hays Residents on the Hook for More Debt
Low-voter turnout combined with strategic voting locations in school district buildings led to a heavily pro-bond election result.
Taxpayers Defeat Massive Bond Campaign
“Considering the massive resources of the pro-bond campaign, it was a stunning rebuke,” said the Round Rock Parents and Taxpayers in a Facebook post.
House Lawmakers Are Poised to Fumble Property Tax Reform
Are state lawmakers in the House going to side with Texas taxpayers or local politicians?
San Antonio: Runoffs and Debt
Saturday’s municipal elections mean more debt, higher taxes, and another trip to the ballot box for Alamo city residents.