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Over the course of the next several weeks, I hope to pen a number of post-#TEXIT policy briefs – relatively short essays on topics I believe are important to a successful independent...
I’ve been casting my votes for TNM’s endorsements for the 2020 election cycle. Here are some key points that you should consider.
Something is afoot and, for some reason, post-TEXIT monetary policy is on the radar. I’m not going to pretend that I’m a whiz at monetary policy.
You’ve probably noticed some major changes on the TNM website recently. Let me explain. Background Let me begin by admitting that the changes didn’t start of as intentional.
With our inboxes full of people begging for our votes, I thought I’d share how I’ll be dealing with political candidates at every level in this election cycle.
It seems that my article over the weekend calling out Governor Abbott’s new executive orders has ruffled a few feathers. Too bad.
I’m beginning to feel like a broken record. I’ve had to say this after the mass shootings in Santa Fe, Sutherland Springs, El Paso, and now Odessa.
Too many critical emails from the TNM are missed because they end up in SPAM folders. This is due to a combination of factors out of our control.
The State Preservation Board voted Friday, January 11, 2019 to remove the Children of the Confederacy plaque on a wall near the Capitol Rotunda.
Prior to his session in the TNM’s Legislative Action Workshop, our good friend, fellow member, and newly elected representative on the State Board of Education Matt Robinson expressed how overwhelming it is...
Howdy, folks! I hope that the new year has been kind to you. Things at HQ have been very busy. It’s not surprising as 2019 is a legislative year.
