NEWS
Richardson ISD Asking Voters for Tax Increase
A proposed 13-percent increase in Richardson ISD’s operating tax rate has triggered a Tax Ratification Election, now set for November 6.
Voter Fraud Investigation Targets Grand Prairie Candidate
Dallas County prosecutors impounded a box of suspicious mail-in ballot applications tied to a candidate who “lives in Grand Prairie.”
Houston’s Rain Tax Could Be Back On The Ballot
The public may get a chance to vote on Houston’s rain tax for a second time this November.
Regarding Gov. Abbott’s Proposal to Address Gun Violence
Since the rest of the nation is likely to follow Texas’ lead regarding gun laws, we must be vigilant to support only those policies that improve public safety and protect the liberties of a free and sovereign people.
Dripping Springs ISD Caught in Crucial Bond Fight
A contentious election, recount, lawsuit, and financial crisis have all plagued the school district.
Texas Scorecard Radio (July 12, 2018)
Attorney Trey Trainor joined Tony in-studio to discuss free speech and the Texas Ethics Commission.
Texas Realtors Endorse Liberal Dallas Democrat
The organization’s apparent goal is to support establishment friends, when feasible, even if it means selling out their own interests and membership in the process.
Cornyn Partners with Democrats to Defeat Republicans on Court Nominee
Cruz: “Most significantly, [Bennett] has been an aggressive advocate for undermining the Second Amendment.”
Local Property Taxes: What Federal Tax Reform is Showing Us
The prospects for property tax reform hang in the balance.
No Time For Victory Laps
Taxpayers deserve answers to the Senate’s inaction on 49 federal judges nominated by President Trump.
Liberal UT Professors Continue Fight Against Students’ Right to Bear Arms
Their lawsuit claims campus carry infringes their right to free speech.
Local Voters Will Decide if Freestone County Ends Forced Annexation
Local citizens succeeded in petitioning for a November vote to stop forced annexation in Freestone County.