Subscribe
The Luke Macias Show

The Luke Macias Show

Steve Toth and Bob Hall Get It

Episode 85September 28, 2020

Toth and Hall collectively articulate the frustration of conservatives over the inappropriate actions of the executive branch in Texas.

Episode 85:

That’s the first question we ask on today’s podcast. Many of you have already seen the news of the passing of Ross Kecseg. In my conversations with Ross over the last several months, I’ve witnessed what the scriptures talk about when it reveals a “peace that surpasses all understanding” and I want to share some of what Ross showed me with each of you.

When it comes to Texas politics we dive in deep on Steve Toth and Bob Hall’s latest actions in opposition to Governor Greg Abbott. Toth and Hall collectively articulate the frustration of conservatives over the inappropriate actions of the executive branch in Texas. I also wanted to take time to compare Toth and Hall’s latest critique’s with that of the last direct critique that the Freedom Caucus laid on the Governor. The Freedom Caucus took a very different approach, even implying that Abbott’s actions might be “right” and implying that every action of Abbott’s reflects “care” for Texans.

Though about half of the Freedom Caucus has directly criticized the executive branch, the message of their letter, when compared to the message of Toth and Hall, show a true disparity that grassroots conservatives should be aware of.

I hope you enjoy today’s podcast.

Listen on Apple Podcast Listen on Apple Podcast Listen on Spotify Podcast Listen on Spotify Podcast Listen on Amazon Podcast Listen on Amazon Podcast Listen on iHeartradio Podcast Listen on iHeartradio Podcast

THE LATEST

Conservatives Push Hard In Final Weeks

Today, we give you an overview of several key wins and multiple moving parts of the final push to get conservative polices across the finish line.

Gay Mafia Judge Honored in the Texas House

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.

Chairman Ken King Kills Conservative Priorities

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.