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Being truthful with where your tax dollars are coming from and where they’re going seems like common sense, but in government, simple principles are...

In the budget for this biennium, the state allocated up to $350,000 for an outside consulting group to determine what kind of administration might be...

Texas’ constitution says that voters “shall have the right to vote for Mayor and all other elective officers.” Too bad some cities...

It’s an extremely common criticism of conservatives.  We’re always against everything – against expanded taxes, against increased...

Does your employer subsidize your mortgage payment? What about extra incentives for moving closer to work? If you work for the City of San Antonio,...

A great and paramount difference between how Democrat leaders see the world versus conservatives was on full display at the Texas Democratic State...

Included in the 2012 Republican Party Platform, adopted this weekend in Fort Worth, is a plank calling on House members to do something they’ve...

Waking up to news you suddenly have $2 billion more than you thought would welcome for most of us. But most of us aren’t the Texas Department...

Texas too has had its own Wisconsin-Scott Walker drama. Do you remember the last session of the Texas Legislature? The Texas affiliates of the big...

By the largest margin yet, Republican Primary voters want a constitutionally strict limit on how fast government can grow. More than 94 percent of...

Last week, State Rep. Bryan Hughes announced his candidacy for the speakership of the Texas House.

While some might argue over who had the most success in the primary, one special interest group seems to be languishing in defeat. A Las Vegas...