May 30 2021 Abbott Talks Potential Special Sessionby Brandon Waltens After Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick called for a special session in June to address conservative priorities killed in the Texas House, Gov. Greg Abbott is reiterating that only he can call a special session. StatewideAbbott’s Primary Opponents Weigh in on Potential Special SessionDon Huffines and Chad Prather agree that a special session is needed to pass conservative priorities. Legislative Session to Conclude With No Emergency Powers ReformWhen the clock struck midnight on Saturday, it all but sealed the fate of the last remaining bill relating to emergency powers reform. LocalDemocrat Austin Officials Considering Raising Taxes Yet AgainAs citizens struggle, city officials want to take more money. Dallas County Officials Spar Over New Election Administrator’s PerformanceDemocrats blast Michael Scarpello, while Republicans say the county needs to “let him fix the mess that Toni Pippins-Poole left.” FederalAnalysis: Border Has Gotten WorseThe situation along the Texas-Mexico border has “gotten worse” – that’s the assessment of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton after meeting with local law enforcement officials in Laredo. Runoff Election Date Set for Texas’ 6th Congressional DistrictTwo Republicans, the late U.S. Rep. Ron Wright’s widow Susan Wright and State Rep. Jake Ellzey, are competing in the runoff. What happened to banning child gender disfigurement in the #txlege? Join Texas Scorecard for the premier of our first feature story, highlighting the James Younger case and the ongoing fight against child genital mutilation happening in Texas and across the country. This video may contain information not suitable for young children. Quoting...“Never in the field of human conflict was so much owed by so many to so few.” - Winston Churchill |