NEWS
How Much Dust…
How long will House Speaker Joe Straus stall conservative legislation passed by the Senate?
Gun Owners Gather at Texas Capitol
Second Amendment advocates hope for Texas to become the 14th state to pass constitutional carry.
Dan Patrick in Democrats’ Crosshairs
The conservative lieutenant governor has been labeled as a target by Democrats.
Austin Kicks Affordability Can Down the Road
After hours of deliberation and amendments, Austin City Council ultimately chose to postpone indefinitely a program intended to address Austin’s affordability crisis for homes and businesses.
House Leadership Giving Cold Shoulder to Lawsuit Reform
The Democrat-coalition could once again side with trial lawyers to defeat conservative reforms.
Concerning Vote Discrepancies in Hays County
Baffling results and strange responses by county officials regarding the November election have concerned citizens asking some hard questions about ballot integrity in Hays County.
Shock Claim: Huberty Entered Session With Goal To Work As Lobbyist
Chair of House Public Education has told several people he intended all along to parlay chairmanship into lobbying gig.
Paxton Exonerated in Federal Court
When will Texas courts take control of the rogue criminal prosecution of Ken Paxton that was based on a political agenda?
Conservative Citizens Move to Censure Huberty
A Tea Party leader in one lawmaker’s district is asking the SREC to formally reprimand her state representative for killing a major GOP priority.
181 Years of Texas Independence!
As our Texas founding fathers put it in their Declaration of Independence from Mexico, we must “fearlessly and confidently” pursue liberty.
UPDATE: Irving City Secretary Draws More Criticism From Lawmaker Following Court Ruling
State Rep. Matt Rinaldi says a Feb. 28 court ruling confirms his assertion that Irving’s City Secretary ignored state election law in rejecting Kristi Pena’s application for mayor.
Texas Senate Works to Rein In Tuition
Strong support and backing by Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick has brought repealing tuition set-asides to the forefront this legislative session.