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 […]
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 […]
Yesterday, in part one of this article, I introduced the federal usurpations of our liberties that mirror those of King George III, in particular of our civil liberties. Today I conclude with infringements of our state sovereignty […]
In 2013, Senator Ted Cruz penned “The Legal Limit,” a series of papers that enumerated and characterized the expansion and overreach of the federal government. He titled the third segment “The Obama Administration’s Assault on Texas.” […]
The famed battleship USS Texas was listing badly last week and was closed most of last week due a a series of leaks which overwhelmed the on-board pumps and caused the ship to list up […]
There has long been a trend, especially post Civil War, to re-imagine the War for Texas Independence as a proxy conflict between Washington D.C. and dictatorial rule south of the border. The narrative goes along […]
Recently, Texas Senators John Cornyn and Ted Cruz re-proposed the Back the Blue Act, which would create special crimes and penalties for killing law enforcement officers whose departments receive at least some federal funding. The […]
Young Min Burkett, a South Korean national, has been serving as a municipal court Judge in Corpus Christi since 2015. Because Corpus Christi requires that judges be registered voters, she has been placed on administrative […]
After receiving copious feedback from residents at a May 2 public hearing, the San Antonio City Council approved a controversial master plan yesterday that would drastically change the area around the Alamo. Some aspects of […]
A Texas legislator has filed two bills that would, if passed, greatly reduce the freedom of Texas journalists. HB3387 and HB338, both filed by Texas Representative Ken King (R), would make it difficult for bloggers […]
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