NEWS
Why Are Tax Dollars Used to Enforce Houston Deed Restrictions?
Taxpayers shouldn’t pay for the enforcement of private homeowner contracts.
Senator Ted Cruz Grills Facebook Founder Mark Zuckerberg over Censorship
Facebook has actively censored conservative pages, while promoting liberal ones.
Judge Orders New Election in Contested Kaufman Primary
Unable to determine a true winner, a judge ordered a new election in the Kaufman County Court at Law No. 1 Republican primary race.
Starr County Democrats Contest Primary Election Results
Two South Texas Democrats are challenging the results of their primary races, alleging voter fraud, errors by election officials, and official misconduct.
County Taxes Wasted on “Promotion’s Account” Face Criticism
Midland County’s decision to pay entertainers over $200,000 in tax dollars to perform at their event venue faces criticism from the community and judge candidates.
Baylor Title IX Recommendation Threatens Religious Liberty
Faculty are further instructed to “support gender neutral restrooms,” as the curriculum states that “individuals may use whichever bathroom aligns with their gender identity.”
Commissioner Noack Proposes Toll Road Referendum
Noack says he will lead petition to put the 249 toll on the ballot if the county continues to move forward with the unpopular project.
Judge Rebukes McKinney’s “Unconstitutional” Ordinance
A judge ordered a temporary injunction against the city’s unlawful ordinance, which requires citizens to “self-censor their political speech.”
Texas Scorecard Radio (April 12, 2018)
Episode 28: Host Cary Cheshire catches up with Charles Blain and Erin Anderson to hear about the latest from around the state. U.S. Congressman Louie Gohmert drops in to discuss the Omnibus spending bill and his fight for taxpayers in D.C. Michael Quinn Sullivan has this week’s commentary. The 8th Wonder of the […]
Grassroots to San Antonio City Council: “Don’t Move the Alamo Cenotaph”
“This is the Republic of Texas Defender’s War Memorial and I’m fighting for it.”
Judge Weighs Voter Fraud Evidence In Contested Kaufman Election
A mail ballot harvester, and several voters she’s accused of illegally assisting, testified this week in a Kaufman County election contest filed by judicial candidate Tracy Gray.
Opportunity for GOP to Flip Blue Seat in McLennan County
Changing demographics have created an opportunity for Republicans in at least one local Central Texas race.