December 12, 2021 Lawmakers Let Liberal School Boards Lobby Against Texans on Taxpayers’ Dimeby Erin Anderson As more and more Texans join the backlash against the National School Boards Association for comparing parents fighting harmful school district policies to “domestic terrorism,” they’re reminded that their lawmakers failed to defund the NSBA’s Texas affiliate—despite repeated calls from constituents to stop sending tax dollars to lobbyists. The Texas Association of School Boards is a statewide tax-funded lobbying group for school officials. All 1,024 Texas school boards are TASB members. Dues are paid with tax dollars, and TASB sends some of those dollars to the NSBA. 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. StatewideViola Garcia: The Texan Fighting Against Parents at the National School Boards AssociationTASB refuses to withdraw from the national association, where one of their own has been leading the fight against parents. Abbott’s Primary Challengers Respond to Problems in Texas Military DepartmentProblems are plaguing the Texas Military Department, and Abbott’s inconsistency is leaving the Guard floundering. LocalSPECIAL REPORT: Parents Fight for Truth in Troubled School DistrictThe school board trustees can’t hide from these parents anymore. Cucci: Parents Frustrated With Frisco ISD’s Stonewalling of Public Information RequestsA school district uses stall tactics to hinder transparency. FederalBiden’s Vaccine Mandate for Federal Contractors Threatens Nuclear SecurityIf Biden's vaccine mandate is not officially overturned, critical nuclear plant employees could face termination. Texas Association of School Boards Supports Control Over Board Members’ SpeechThe Texas Association of School Boards supports censoring board members’ free speech. Quoting..."Freedom has cost too much blood and agony to be relinquished at the cheap price of rhetoric." — Thomas Sowell |