Lessons For Texas From Mexico
There’s a little town down in Mexico that freedom-lovers and fans of self-determination need to hear about. The town of Cheran, population 20,000, in the Mexican state of Michoacan, has taken a proactive approach to [...]
Abbott Tosses Hat Back in the Ring
At the historic Sunset Station in San Antonio, the Texas Governor, Gregg Abbott, in a move that surprised no one, announced that he was seeking a second term. The event was a smaller venue, invitation only, [...]
Native Hawaiians Seek Local Rule
Hawaiians of native decent are getting serious traction in asserting a right to local rule much along the line of American Indians tribes. Recently, the US Department of the Interior released an action to solicit [...]
Kid Rock for Senate?
Many have heard by now that Robert James Ritchie (aka Kid Rock) has announced his candidacy for U.S. Senate. He would represent his home state of Michigan. Is this a publicity stunt? Is he serious? [...]
AG Sessions Restores Texas Voter ID Law, But Not Our Integrity
Predictably, media outlets across the fruited plain exploded in feigned outrage when Attorney General Sessions abandoned the Justice Department’s previous position that Texas’s voter identification requirements were discriminatory toward minority voters. The reversal was characterized [...]
Texas Gold Returning to Texas
“What are ‘dollars’ made of?” “Paper, your kingship.” “Paper!” replied the king incredulously, “You mean [Americans] prefer paper to gold and silver?” So goes the exchange between Minister of Justice Gorkey and King Igor II [...]
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