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Senators Cornyn and Cruz Must Confirm Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Simply put, the people of Texas demanded Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Senate confirmation for HHS Secretary.
Texas, Mexico Designate Facilities for Deportation Operations
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement is continuing to round up criminal aliens across the country.
Harris Health Representative Says Patients Don’t Have To Reveal Immigration Status
Gov. Greg Abbott issued an executive order last year requiring hospitals to track and report the costs of providing care to illegal aliens.
Robinson ISD Teacher’s Aide Fired, Arrested for Sexting Student
Christopher Gonzales worked as a paraprofessional at Robinson Junior High.
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Montgomery County Precinct Chairs Attempt to Hide Votes from Public
Several precinct chairs made an attempt to conceal their votes from the public during a recent meeting of the Montgomery County Republican Executive Committee. The meeting was called by grassroots conservatives to pass a resolution calling for tolls to be...
School District Stands Against Electioneering
Though many Texas school districts engaged in electioneering during the March 6th primary election by pointing teachers to specific websites, sending emails on behalf of candidates, and even bussing employees to the polls, a healthy number of them are doing the right...
Establishment Embarrasses Themselves with Wilson Endorsement
Come filing time in Texas elections, it is a certainty that voters will see a number of fringe or perennial candidates pay the fee and put their name on the ballot despite a lack of any real campaign or qualifications for public office and this year two establishment...
Denton ISD Proposes $750 Million Bond Package
Denton school board trustees voted unanimously to put a $750 million bond proposition on the May ballot. If passed, the mega-bond will be the most expensive in Denton Independent School District history. District property taxpayers are already on the hook for $1.4...
Austin Socialists Celebrate New City Ordinance That Will Actually Harm Everyone
Early Friday morning, Austin City Council approved an ordinance that forces every business to provide paid sick leave to its employees. These entitlements have been shown to harm all citizens, especially the employees they’re intended to benefit. During roughly five...
Second County GOP Votes “No Confidence” in Lang Opponent
Jim Largent’s path to victory may have just gotten narrower, as the Granbury ISD superintendent running a liberal campaign against State Rep. Mike Lang (R–Granbury) just received a vote of no confidence from the Eastland County GOP. In a statement released shortly...
Darby Laying Groundwork for Democrat Coalition Speaker Run
The race to replace departing Texas House Speaker Speaker Joe Straus (R–San Antonio) at the dais may soon have a new candidate in State Rep. Drew Darby (R–San Angelo). Capitol sources say Darby could enter the race as early as next week. If those rumors are true,...
Critical Vote on Republican Primary Ballot Propositions
When Republicans go to the polls for the primary election on March 6th, they won’t just be asked to elect candidates. They will also vote on eleven ballot propositions dealing with issues ranging from property taxes, to illegal immigration, to toll roads. At...
Parker, Huberty Hijack House Caucus to Fight Abbott
The Texas House Republican Caucus is using its financial muscle to defend liberal lawmakers opposed by grassroots conservatives and the governor. On Monday, the Texas House GOP tweeted its support for pro-abortion State Rep. Sarah Davis (R–West University Place) as...