NEWS
Cruz To Texas Legislature: Support School Choice
Conservatives in the Texas House are hoping that Cruz’s letter will help convince their colleagues to support the issue as well.
Jim & Michael Show (03/12/2017)
SwampCare vs ObamaCare, the week ahead in the txlege, & Charles Blain of Restore Justice all on this week’s episode of the Jim & Michael Show!
Dale Huls: Onward and Upward
Dale Huls fights tirelessly in defense of liberty and has become a well-respected grassroots leader.
Lawmaker Charters Bus to Austin for Constituents Seeking Property Tax Reform
Collin County residents concerned about rising property tax burdens are getting a free ride to the Capitol to testify on behalf of property tax relief, courtesy of state Sen. Van Taylor.
CPS: An Agency Above the Constitution
The Texas House of Representatives stopped dragging their feet 50 days into session and have finally begun...
Keough Suffering The Retribution He Earlier Claimed Never Happens
A lawmaker who cozied up to Texas House leadership is being punished for offering an unpopular amendment to a Child Protective Services reform bill.
Huffines: Shut Down ‘Rogue Bureaucracy’ Dallas County Schools
State Sen. Don Huffines calls the embattled agency “dangerous, unreliable, and financially corrupt,” and he’s filed a bill to abolish it.
Texas Senate Moves to End “Passing the Trash”
The Texas Senate has passed another item of priority legislation to increase penalties on teachers found guilty of sexual misconduct with students.
Sitton On The RRC: No Complaints, No Conflicts
When liberals engage in the game of character assassination, they glibly substitute innuendo for evidence.
Frisco Taxpayers Will Face Nine Elections in One Year
May municipal ballots, arbitrary elections, and rolling polling all have a similar effect—they encourage lower levels of voter turnout.
Collin County Judge Forms Congressional Exploratory Committee
Judge Keith Self eyes the Congressional seat being vacated by retiring U.S. Rep. Sam Johnson.
Court Rules Irving City Secretary Ignored Election Law, Orders Pena Added to Ballot
State Rep. Matt Rinaldi was right, Irving City Secretary Shanae Jennings was wrong, and mayoral candidate Kristi Pena “should not be denied a place on the ballot simply because the City Secretary failed to perform her ministerial duty.”