Here are seven questions Texas legislators should be asked…
Taxes
Session Ends With a Wince
Lawmakers will be eager to tell you what a conservative budget they passed, but this session was underwhelming.
The Void of Conservative Leadership
Conservatives across the board are missing a great opportunity to put bold policy reforms in place because of a void in leadership within the movement.
Stupidity Isn’t Bravery
Texas currently has a broken spending system, and raising taxes is not “bravery.”
Birdwell, Hughes Seek Greater Taxpayer Protection
Two Taxpayer Champions are keeping taxpayers’ best interest at heart.
Austin Surplus Spending
Council members chose to put Austinites’ money towards “affordable housing projects” and a plan to remove curfews for some of the city’s “hike and bike” trails.
Perry: “Stronger Constitutional Limit On Spending”
It’s encouraging to hear the governor call for stronger constitutional spending limits and a mechanism for providing actual tax relief.
Protecting Texans From ObamaCare
State Rep. Jonathan Stickland has authored legislation giving state tax credits to businesses fined under the egregious provisions of ObamaCare.
Tax Branch of GOP
State Rep. Dan Branch says lawmakers should be focused more on spending the state’s newfound revenues, rather than cutting taxes.
The Curse of Low Expectations
“I just don’t know how much more conservative the Texas House could be.”