NEWS
Dallas County Investigates More Mail Ballot Voter Fraud
Dallas County officials are scrutinizing potentially fraudulent mail-in ballots for March’s primary elections.
Granny Tax Apologists and Outright Lies
“The legislation balances the state budget on the backs of elderly veterans, retired teachers, and other Texans paying for their own nursing home expenses.”
Texas Scorecard Radio (February 15, 2018)
Episode 20: Tony McDonald updates us on the latest on educrats efforts to install liberal candidates. Brandon Waltens drops by to chat about a state legislator caught with his hand in the cookie jar. Warren Norred joins Tony to discuss defending college conservatives and Michael Quinn Sullivan has a commentary. Stealing school resources? Profiting from […]
Cain Pulls Curtain Back on Flynn’s Behind-the-Scenes Obstruction
“It is at great risk that I tell you this story. There is an unwritten rule among the political elite that a fellow incumbent should never discuss what goes on behind the scenes…”
Rumors of Pending FBI Arrests Circulate Hidalgo County
Since Democratic Judge Rudy Delgado’s arrest, rumors of additional FBI arrests have arisen.
Tea Party Group Endorses Blocker for Agriculture Commissioner
Blocker and Miller recently appeared at a debate held by GAWTP, which the organization says helped them make their decision.
North Texas Phones Ringing With Attack
Phone survey in Senate District 8 falsely claims Attorney General Paxton was indicted for ‘corruption.’
Fallon Endorses Jared Patterson as Successor in HD 106
In his announcement, Fallon doesn’t hold back in vouching for Patterson’s conservative credentials.
Senate Property Tax Reform Committee Holds Houston Hearing
Committee discusses reappraisals for property damaged by Harvey and use of TIRZ funds for disaster relief.
AG Ken Paxton to School Districts: Cease Electioneering
“The electioneering of these school districts is unacceptable and a poor example of the civic responsibility, integrity, and honesty that Texas educators should model for our students.”
Harris County Commissioners Approve a $105 Million Renovation Plan
The Harris County Commissioners held a vote, despite taxpayer consistent opposition, on whether they should use $105 million to renovate the Astrodome.
Administrator Caught Electioneering With School Resources
“I probably broke some type of rule with this email, probably not good judgment.”