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Trading Away Conservative Successes in Tech Policy

The rest of the world is envious of the amount of creativity and innovation that seems to happen almost magically in the United States.

01.27.2022
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HANSON: Why Putin Has Not Been Deterred by Biden

NATO members have a collective GDP seven times larger than Russia's. Their aggregate population is 1 billion. Yet the majority will not spend enough on defense to deter their weaker enemies.

01.27.2022
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Lt. Gov. Patrick Appoints Senators Schwertner & Blanco to Public Health Oversight Board

Sen. Charles Schwertner (R- Georgetown) and Sen. Cesar Blanco (D- El Paso) were tapped earlier today by Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick to serve on the Texas Legislative Public Health Oversight Board, which provides oversight for Declarations of Public Health and orders of Public Health Emergencies issued by the Commissioner of the Texas Department of State Health Services.

01.26.2022
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Cong. McCaul: What's Going on With Ukraine, and How Does it Impact Us here at Home?

The country of Ukraine is over 6,000 miles away from Texas, so how does the threat of Russia invading Ukraine impact us here at home? Russia is one of America's top adversaries. Russia wants to undermine our country's national security. And, President Biden is showing weakness in regards to our response with Ukraine.

01.26.2022
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Tan Parker Refuses LIBRE Initiative Endorsement in State Senate 12 Race

“On Friday, the LIBRE Initiative endorsed a group of candidates for office. To my surprise, I was listed as one of the candidates. Let me be clear – I did not ask for this endorsement. I completely and unequivocally reject the LIBRE Initiative’s endorsement," said State Representative Tan Parker, who is also a conservative Republican candidate for State Senate District 12 in the DFW area.

01.26.2022
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MOORE: The Most Dangerous Virus Today Is... Runaway Government Spending

In 2021 – President Biden's first year in office – federal spending came in at just under $7 trillion ($6.81 trillion to be exact.) So, in less than four decades, the U.S. Federal Budget has grown sevenfold. Think of it this way; There are 12 zeroes in a trillion, and a trillion dollars is a million dollars times a million.

01.26.2022
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Lt. Gov. Patrick, 14 Texas Senators File Brief Supporting A.G's Ability to Prosecute Election Fraud

​​​​​​​"Nearly 70 years ago, the legislature determined that the power to prosecute election-related crimes should not be left solely in the hands of local elected officials. If the court’s decision stands, certain rogue County and District Attorneys will be allowed to turn a blind eye to election fraud... this is completely unacceptable," said Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, arguing to allow the Attorney General to continue to be able to enforce Texas' election laws.

01.25.2022
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Cruz Leads Effort to Reverse Biden Policy on Iranian-Backed Group, Re-Imposing Sanctions & Foreign Terrorist Designation

“President Biden made it an immediate priority to unwind pressure on Iran and its proxies, including lifting terrorism sanctions – a reckless, self-indulgent and catastrophic move. This predictably caused Iran to escalate its aggression," and "within hours of the Administration’s announcement," broad offenses were launched, said Sen. Cruz, introducing his bill to re-designate the Houthis and their leaders as Specially Designated Global Terrorists.

01.25.2022
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Oil & Gas Sector Ends 2021 with Jobs Growth Uptick

“Oil and natural gas provides over 400,000 direct jobs, and an additional 2.2 indirect jobs elsewhere in the economy for every direct job," said Texas Oil & Gas Association president Todd Staples, as data from the Texas Workforce Commission suggests that upstream employers expanded payrolls by 3,000 jobs in December 2021.

01.25.2022
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Ingram ISD Receives $188,147 Jobs and Education for Texans Grant

The grant will help the district and their partner Ranger College purchase and install equipment to serve Ingram ISD students, providing training in the occupations of welder, cutter, solder and brazer.

01.25.2022
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PRAGER: Why the Masked & Unmasked Have Disdain for Each Other

On one side are those who wear masks almost everywhere, and who demand that others do so as well – including young children on outdoor playgrounds, and 2-year-olds on airplanes. On the other side are those who only wear them where punished for not doing so (most obviously, airplanes). And human interaction has suffered – people are less kind when they're anonymous.

01.25.2022
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Sen. Cruz Urges Biden's Housing & Urban Development Dept. to End Delay of Hurricane Harvey Funds

"Despite a historic response from Congress nearly four years ago — providing $28 billion in Community Development Block Grants for recovery funding for Hurricane Harvey and other disasters — survivors all across Texas are still waiting on [HUD] mitigation funding," said Sen. Cruz, asking about the delay in critical funding for communities across the state following the hurricane's August 2017 devastation.

01.24.2022
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Cong. Williams: President Biden’s One Year of Crises

"From skyrocketing inflation to socialist spending sprees, from open border policies, increased crime, to the supply chain crisis, Americans are worse off under this Administration than ever before. Its time Americans have leaders that put America first and leads our country forward, not backward," said Cong. Williams from the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives. (LISTEN HERE.)

01.24.2022
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Cong. Tony Gonzales Announces $75 Million for San Antonio's Westside Creek Restoration Project

“For many folks in the area, this project revives the area’s storied past and deep roots. A significant investment from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will fast-track the final installments,” said Cong. Gonzales. “This is a tremendous win for the Westside Creeks,” said Jim Campbell, Chair of the San Antonio River Authority's Board of Directors.

01.24.2022
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HENDERSON: Will California’s Government Raise Taxes Even More?

Are California taxes too high? Well, seven members of California’s Legislative Assembly and five members of the Senate think they’re not high enough.  

01.24.2022
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HUNTER: Let's See, Which One is the Dumbest Biden

If you watched Joe Biden’s press conference last week – his first in one day shy of the number of years he’s been alive (78 days) – you were likely not thrilled. As I’ve said many times before, there really isn’t an aspect of his life that Joe hasn’t lied about. He’s just always been on the side of the media, so they give him a pass. It seems no one with the name Biden is particularly bright.

01.24.2022
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Gov. Abbott: With 13,059,600 Jobs, Texas Smashes All-Time Record for Job Creation

"Thanks to employers large and small, the future of Texas shines bright with the best workforce in America," said Gov. Greg Abbott earlier today while announcing that the state of Texas had hit another all-time record for job creation by reaching 13,059,600 total jobs, surpassing all previous employment highs.

01.21.2022
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