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In a recent legislative move the Texas legislature passed Senate Bill 3, a bill aimed at appropriating $1.54 billion from the general revenue fund for the construction, operation, and maintenance of border barrier infrastructure and border security operations. While allocating an aggressive amount of funds to border barrier construction, this legislation outlines specific allocations andContinueContinue reading “Bill Allocating $1.54 Billion for Border Security Sent to Governors Desk.”

Every legislative session in the Texas House, outstanding conservative bills are filed. The problem is the vast majority of these bills are left to die in committee, held captive by committee chairs who won’t allow good bills to go through the entirety of the legislative process. Calendars Committee Chair: Dustin Burrows (R-Lubbock) The Calendars CommitteeContinueContinue reading “How the Texas House Kills Bills”

Proposition 1 (HJR 126): Protecting the right to engage in farming, ranching, timber production, horticulture, and wildlife management. FOR: Texas is losing farmland due to large cities growing up all around the farms. The cities are applying silly city regulations that shouldn’t apply to a farm (example: fining a farmer for having grass too tall whenContinueContinue reading “November Constitutional Amendment Recommendations”

General Sidney Sherman was a prominent figure in the history of Texas and the United States, known for his significant contributions during the Texas Revolution. Born on July 23, 1805, in Marlboro, Massachusetts, Sherman later moved to Texas, where he became a crucial military leader and statesman. Sherman played a vital role in the TexanContinueContinue reading “General Sidney Sherman”

Born on February 20, 1807, in Edgefield, South Carolina, Bonham’s life was destined for greatness. He was not just a soldier; he was a visionary leader whose valor left an indelible mark on the pages of history. One of Bonham’s most significant achievements was his role in the Texas Revolution. In 1835, when Texas wasContinueContinue reading “James Butler Bonham: A Remarkable Legacy of Courage and Leadership”

Texas is known for being the most predominantly conservative state in the Union. A beacon of Republican principles that many wish the entire United States would follow. What many don’t know is that there are Texas Republicans who are actively compromising on conservative principles and selling out Texas to the radical left. State Senator RobertContinueContinue reading “Liberal Republicans”