July 25, 2021 Will Republicans Strip Absent Democrats of Their Leadership Positions?by Jeramy Kitchen One week into the “quorum break” established by Texas House Democrat lawmakers and enabled by Republican leadership, the House remains paralyzed and unable to conduct legislative business. With the special session one-third of the way complete, Democrats’ absence might mean squandered time and taxpayer money when present lawmakers reach the end, having not accomplished any of Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s agenda. StatewideAmid Border Crisis, Gov. Abbott’s Challengers Outline Security Plans“Texans need leadership committed to fixing the problem, not excuses from our governor.” – Former State Sen. Don Huffines Texas Now Ranks Even Higher for Biggest Property Tax BurdenIf you ask a homeowner in Texas how they feel about their property taxes, odds are they will tell you that property taxes are a major burden for their family. Local25K+ Austinites Petition City Hall to Overrule Harmful Policies, Restore Law EnforcementIf the petition signatures are validated, citizens will vote on crucial public safety reforms in November. Collin County’s Highest School Tax IncreasesSmaller districts are asking homeowners for even more in property taxes. FederalBovard: Biden Administration Admits to Helping Control What You’re Allowed to KnowMajor social media platforms take direction from the government in deciding what content to suppress, amplify, or remove. Absent House Democrat Michelle Beckley Announces Bid for CongressDemocrat State Rep. Michelle Beckley (Carrollton) has narrowly won the last two election cycles for her state House seat. The Texas Scorecard Journalism Fellowship is a comprehensive program designed for conservative Texans under the age of 25 with an interest in public policy, effective civic engagement, political accountability, and Texas history. Quoting..."It is our theory that the people own the government, not that the government should own the people." — Calvin Coolidge |