Combat the COVID Economic Crash By Letting Texans Keep Their Money
Federal dysfunction in Congress is on full display while Texas businesses figuratively burn to the ground and the Texas economy grinds to a halt.
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Federal dysfunction in Congress is on full display while Texas businesses figuratively burn to the ground and the Texas economy grinds to a halt.
A common objection to Texas independence is that our economy cannot support itself independent of the United States. Let’s put that myth to rest once and for all.
The Bernie Sanders plan referred to as “Medicare for all” has finally been put under serious analysis.
It’s no secret that the tech companies of Silicon Valley lurch left in their politics.
With the shale oil-boom, Texas may be on track to becoming one of the top oil producers in the world!
On June first, a federal judge set the date for the sentencing of Texas District 19’s current State Senator, Carlos Uresti.
After years of waiting, the day has finally arrived! The Texas Bullion Depository is now open!
This summer, headed to a community near you, Trade Wars: The Protectionist Menace!
Texas meteoric rise to the top continues! Recently, the Dallas Fed announced that the manufacturing expansion that has been occurring in the Lone-Star State has markedly accelerated.
*CORRECTION* The previous version of this story inadvertently moved a decimal point on the amounts. The article has been corrected to reflect the accurate amounts.
In another milestone for the Federal government, over the weekend, the national debt surpassed 21 trillion dollars.
Washington’s politicians are fairly blasé about the national debt. After all, the interest payments to the debt are not significantly different than they have been over the last 40 years.