Last week, I invited Nicki Truesdell to join me to discuss our differing views of school choice.
This policy has a better chance of getting to Governor Abbott’s desk than ever before. As a result, these discussions are happening more often. Nicki and I agree on almost everything outside of school choice, and I wanted to give a platform to her opinion and allow Texans to hear both sides express their views.
I hope you enjoy this week’s conversation.
The Texas House honored a judge who tried to undermine Texas’s marriage laws, Texas casinos are trying to hijack a rezoning reform bill, and the Texas Senate is advancing a ban on illegals receiving discounted college tuition.
Dustin Burrows’ State Affairs chair is killing immigration, transgender, and taxpayer-related conservative policies. Today, we talk about the consequences of the more liberal committee appointments by the speaker and how it’s making things much harder to pass, even for bills already supported by a majority of the Texas House.
Texas House leadership is getting mad at members who are calling out their slow walking of Republican policy.
Not only did teacher unions take a major hit, but the largest abortion advocate in Texas history took a major loss this week. You need to hear a portion of this debate from the week. It’s wild.
