Refusing to address property tax burdens in a real and meaningful way gives politicians ongoing talking points and a “problem” to solve, but it does nothing to help struggling Texans.
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House Approves New District Maps After Contentious Debate
Passed with bipartisan support and works to shore up incumbent lawmakers, while only targeting a few.
Report: One or More Texas Lawmakers Headed to Hawaii for Lobby-Sponsored Conference
Which legislator(s) traded their cowboy boots for leis and went to Maui for a “legislative conference”? No one is saying.
Sullivan: The GOP’s Quiet Speaker Race Gets Some Sunlight
The brewing contest among Texas House Republicans leaves much to be desired.
New Year’s Resolutions
Our mission is to promote self-governance by serving the grassroots. This means we must keep the citizens informed, not appease the sensitivities of politicians.
Commentary: Voters Want Promise Keepers
Texans are rightly tired of politicians who don’t deliver on their promises.
Governing Differences
Getting conservative reforms passed isn’t a matter of time; it merely requires governing will.
Too Much Not Done
All legislators must go home knowing not only that citizens are ready to hold them accountable but that we’re equipping voters with the tools necessary to do so.
House Failure
Texans demand results. Put simply: the Senate delivered, the House failed.
Congressional GOP Grows Spine Before Texas House
So who would have thought Republicans in Congress would grow a spine faster than Republicans in the Texas House? Well, they did by kicking the crony DEM-establishment leadership to the curb. As NBC political analyst Mark Murray noted in a tweet today “To recap: [Eric]...