“His unconstitutional position means that being a gun owner in Texas would require you to surrender your personal privacy and your right to be free from harassment.”

“His unconstitutional position means that being a gun owner in Texas would require you to surrender your personal privacy and your right to be free from harassment.”
“It’s absolutely irresponsible to tell students to walk out of class, and then tell the taxpayer they have to pay.”
“The best preservation of our safety as individuals and as a free republic is our citizens bearing arms without government regulation.”
Grisham said he was running to fight against the special interests in Austin that had waylaid so many reform efforts in the Texas House.
After three terms in the state legislature, Jason Villalba has seemingly taken every position on every issue.
None of Texans’ rights, especially the right to keep and bear arms—a right which protects all the others—should be up for debate in the Lone Star State.
This is an outside commentary submitted and published with the author’s permission. If you wish to submit a commentary to the Texas Scorecard, please submit your article to submission@empowertexans.com.
A special session of the Texas Legislature means a second chance to enact conservative reforms… if Gov. Greg Abbott can overcome the obstructionist leadership of the Texas House.
Since the regular session ended a number of Second Amendment groups have been calling on Abbott to ask lawmakers to pass constitutional carry in a special session.
This session, lawmakers had one serious pro-gun bill to consider: Constitutional Carry.