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Pfluger Introduces More Affordable Care Act

This legislation will lower costs, expand consumer choice, and increase transparency for patients. By establishing Health Freedom Accounts and a Health Freedom Waiver Program, MACA will put health care decisions back where they belong: in the hands of American families, not Washington bureaucrats. This legislation will also provide small businesses with critical tax relief to encourage employer-sponsored coverage and will codify price transparency for patients.

12.15.2025
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Rep. Tony Gonzales Priorities in Military Quality of Life, Defense Package to Become Law

Congressman Tony Gonzales (TX-23) voted to pass the FY26 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) in the U.S. House of Representatives. The FY26 NDAA is a must-pass, yearly policy package that outlines the funding provisions for our nation’s defense priorities and military quality of life initiatives. "As a 20-year Navy veteran, taking care of the men and women in our armed services is a top priority for me.”

12.15.2025
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Governor Abbott Announces Major Southwest Airlines Expansion In Austin

Governor Greg Abbott, Southwest Airlines, and Austin Mayor Kirk Watson today announced at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS) that Southwest will establish a new pilot and flight attendant crew base in Austin. Southwest’s expansion will lay the groundwork for future operational growth in the state and is expected to create 2,000 jobs in Austin by mid-2027. A (TEF) grant of $14 million has been extended to Southwest Airlines. In addition, the company has been offered a $375,000 Veteran Created Job Bonus.

12.15.2025
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$162 Billion in Federal Fraud Last Year: Even Barbie and Ken Got Money!

Iowa Senator Joni Ernst chaired a hearing last week revealing that federal agencies shoveled out $162 billion in improper payments last year. That's billions with a B. Federal programs that loan out money to "socially and economically disadvantaged businesses" were a rich target for fraudsters, a particular magnet for fraudsters. Scamsters who claimed to be over 115 years old scored loans worth $333 million, including $36,000 to a 157-year-old.

12.15.2025
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Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito Have Served Nobly

Some Stay True, Some Don’t Justice Gorsuch has been fairly consistent. Justice Kavanaugh has usually held the line, relying upon the U.S. Constitution as his north star. More than occasionally, Amy Coney Barrett has been a liability to conservatives. It is speculated that she fears for members of her family if she does not yield to Leftist causes. She did, however, appropriately chastise the ranting of Ketanji Brown Jackson – a DEI selection who should have never become a Supreme Court Justice.

12.15.2025
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Texas Leads Nation For 12-Month Jobs Gain

Governor Greg Abbott today celebrated Texas as America’s jobs leader with the largest 12-month jobs gain in the nation based on September employment data. The state also set new records for the number of Texans working, the size of the Texas labor force, and total Texas jobs. Texas reached a new high with the largest labor force ever in the state’s history at 15,879,000.

12.12.2025
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Rep. Tony Gonzales Questions DHS Secretary Noem on Coast Guard Operations in Venezuela, Thanks DHS Personnel 

Congressman Tony Gonzales (TX-23) requested an update from Department of Homeland Security Secretary (DHS), Kristi Noem, on current Coast Guard operations in Venezuela and showed his appreciation for DHS personnel across the agency during the House Committee on Homeland Security hearing on "Worldwide Threats to the Homeland." "I think it'd be important for the American people to get an update on the role Coast Guard played in the Venezuela oil tanker seizure."

12.12.2025
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Sens. Cruz, Cornyn, Rep. Pfluger, Texas Delegation Members Urge CMS to Prioritize Funding for Texas from Rural Health Transformation Program

Congress provided $50 billion for state grants, with half being distributed by CMS ‘equally among all states with approved application.’ “Under this directive, each state could receive the same amount from the pool regardless of the number of rural hospitals and providers or the size of its rural population. For example, Connecticut, which has three rural hospitals, could receive the same amount as Texas, which has 155 rural hospitals.

12.12.2025
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A Ban on Drug Ads Is Bad for Your Health

The ban is also rotten economics. Firms are expected to put at risk as much as $1 billion to research and develop a new drug and endure years of testing to get FDA approval, but then even after it's proven safe and effective, they aren't allowed to market the product? So a company can spend billions of dollars to advertise a Snickers bar or M&Ms, but not a penny to promote a drug that reduces pain and suffering and potentially saves countless lives?  

12.12.2025
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Cry the Beloved Europe?

Nothing bothers the European elite as much as American conservatives praising the European foundations of their shared, but threatened, Western civilization. Europeans especially resent having their social-welfare state system critiqued by upstart, crass Americans. Americans, in turn, are worried that Europe is not just stagnating but is on a trajectory of permanent decline -- with dire consequences for the entire Western world.

12.12.2025
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Gov. Abbott Announces Texas’ Intent To Opt In to Federal School Choice Tax Credit Program

The "One Big Beautiful Bill" created a dollar-for-dollar Federal Tax Credit of up to $1,700 a year for individual contributions to a qualified Scholarship Granting Organization (SGO). Credits for donations in excess of $1,700 can be carried forward for up to five years - and sudents from families at or below 300% of the Local Median Income Level are eligible to apply to SGOs for scholarships to be used for tuition or other educational expenses at a public or private school.

12.11.2025
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Cong.. Tony Gonzales Joins Texas Republicans in Pushing for Prioritized Funding for Texas' Rural Health Centers

Cong. Tony Gonzales, Sen. John Cornyn & Cong. August Pfluger are leading members of the Texas Congressional Delegation to galvanize efforts for the State Administrators to work more closely with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services's (CMS) Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz in prioritizing funding from the Working Families Tax Cuts’ $50 billion in Rural Health Transformation Programs for the Lone Star State.

12.11.2025
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Sens. Cruz, Lee & Colleagues Call on EPA to Halt Changes Increasing Refinery Compliance Costs 

Senators Ted Cruz & Mike Lee (R-Utah), along with their colleagues are calling on President Trump's Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lee Zeldin calling to not to move forward with currently outstanding proposals that would reallocate Exempted Renewable Volume Obligations - saying the proposals will shift compliance costs onto oil refineries across the country and undermine the President's American Energy Dominance Agenda.

12.11.2025
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Texas Adds Jobs as Labor Force Grows by 21,700

Texas had a total of 14,343,800 nonfarm jobs after adding 4,600 positions in September. Over the year, the state added 168,000 jobs for an annual nonfarm growth rate of 1.2 percent, outpacing the national growth rate by 0.4 percentage points. Texas’ civilian labor force registered at 15,879,000 after adding 21,700 people over the month and reaching a new record high level for the series. Over the year, Texas’ civilian labor force has added 164,000 people.

12.11.2025
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PARKER: Last Thing on Democrats' Agenda - Telling Americans the Truth

There should be no question what the Democrat Party is about. That is -- miss no opportunity to accumulate political power by fostering as widely and as deeply as possible a culture of government dependence in America. And pay for the bill by bankrupting the country.

12.11.2025
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Gov. Abbott Touts Success of Ongoing Texas Repeat Offender Program

In collaboration with the Houston Police Department and other Local & Federal Law Enforcement partners, the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) is placing a renewed focus on repeat offenders who are prone to violent criminal acts. Law enforcement identifies offenders and prioritizes Field Operations to ensure compliance with any court-ordered conditions - and arrested those terrorizing Texas communities.

12.11.2025
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Dr. Oz to Gov. Walz: Clean Up Fraud, or No Federal Funding

The hospitals and doctors aren’t the only people ripping off the medical system and causing costs to skyrocket. The states are also bilking Federal Taxpayers out of tens of billions of dollars, as reported last week. No governor is more guilty of this scam than Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz. Why stop with Minnesota? Any state, Red or Blue, caught defrauding federal taxpayers should be penalized by being cut out of the program.

12.11.2025
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Balance the Books Without Sacrificing the District's Heart – Our Neighborhood Schools, says Leander ISD Trustee Gauthier

After an Emergency Meeting of the Leander ISD Board of Trustees last week, one thing became abundantly clear and should be at the forefront of everyone's mind as we continue to navigate the financial challenges facing the District: the Leander Board of Trustees needs to reassert our collective leadership role in the process – and our outgoing Superintendent even said as much. We should take him up on it.

12.11.2025
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12.12.2025

TEXAS INSIDER ON YOUTUBE

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