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National: Supreme Discussion 👩‍⚖️

Hearings for Supreme Court Justice nominee Amy Coney Barrett have been officially set to begin on October 12, 2020 ([link removed] ) . Will the hearings be fair? Is she qualified?

TPPF's Executive Director Kevin Roberts, General Counsel Robert Henneke, Attorney Chance Weldon, and Director of State Initiatives and Tennessee State Director for Right on Crime Julie Warren answer these questions and more on Of Supreme Importance: The Judicial Philosophy of Amy Coney Barrett ([link removed] ) . Watch this critical discussion below! 👇

Watch Of Supreme Importance, Here!
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State: Forging Texas 💪⚒️

TPPF has released the first episode of the "Forging Texas ([link removed] ) " video series highlighting the history of Texas and what it means to be a Texan.

“The story of the Texas Revolution is the story of ourselves—who we are, how we came to be, and what it means to truly be Texan,” said TPPF Executive Director Kevin Roberts, Ph.D. “Texas is the extension of America’s founding, based on the principles of ordered liberty, self-government, and equality. Texas’ story is a reflection of our national identity and we continue to fight for the same ideals. How do we live in liberty? How do we resist tyranny? What do we owe to our community? What are we willing to endure for our children’s futures? The revolutionaries of the Texas past gave the best possible answers to each of these questions—and we owe it to them to aspire to their standard.”

Watch the First Episode of Forging Texas, Here!
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Local: Wait... That's Illegal 🚨🚔

Harris County Clerk Chris Collins and County Judge Lina Hidalgo made a big push to send requests for mail-in ballots ([link removed] ) to every voter in Harris County. One big problem with that, though - not every voter in Harris County can vote by mail. 📬

This effort would potentially confuse voters in Harris County and lead to unprecedented disenfranchisement. The Office of the Texas Attorney General stepped in and to request a stay, which the Supreme Court of Texas agreed with. But wait, there's more! New reports of a massive ballot harvesting effort ([link removed] ) have begun to surface - including some top party officials - and a candidate for Mayor in Carrollton was caught red handed stuffing mail-in ballots ([link removed] ) .

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