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Campaign Contributions Kick Off This Week
Few Texans realize the extent of political contributions across the state. Most of the contributions are used for candidates and officeholders to run for...
Abbott Hates Dogs? A Complete List of Bills Killed by the Governor
Monday morning was veto time for Governor Greg Abbott, who -compared to his usual average of 51 vetoes per legislative session- signed a surprisingly...
ERCOT’s Plans to Reduce Energy Consumption This Summer Might Include Hijacking Your Thermostat
Summer starts today, and unfortunetly it seems like the Texas Power Grid is not ready for the increase of demand they will be receiving...
Ted Cruz Says That Matthew McConaughey Would Be a ‘Formidable’ Texas Governor Candidate
Senator Ted Cruz was a special guest In Thursday’s episode of the Hugh Hewitt Show, where he talked about one possible mainstream opponent against...
Beto O’Rourke to Hold a Voting Rights Rally in Austin this Afternoon
Former Texas Congressman Beto O'Rourke is inviting everyone in the state to a voting rights rally in Austin this afternoon.
On Sunday, June 20, at...
Republicans Vote Against Commemorating Police Officers Who Defended the Capitol During the Riot, and...
This week, the House passed two major bipartisan bills, the first one to award Congressional Gold Medals to the United States Capitol Police officers...
Texas Gold Star Id Deadline Approaches
Starting October 21st, 2021, all Texas driver’s license holders must have a gold star on their ID to pass through the Transportation Security Administration...
Gov. Abbott Signs Permitless Carry Bill Into Law
House Bill 1927 which eliminates the requirement of having a license to carry handguns, has been signed into law.
Before HB 1927 was signed, Texans...
Gov. Abbott to Finance Border Wall Construction with State Budget
Gov. Greg Abbott had previously announced his intention of building a wall on the southern border, a move many have labeled as directly copied...
Paxton Fails to Cancel Health Coverage for Hundreds of Thousands of Texans
On Thursday, the Affordable Care Act (most commonly known as Obamacare) survived a new review by the Supreme Court. This is the third time...
