Trump’s First State of the Union, a Response
On Tuesday, President Donald Trump delivered what is perhaps the best speech of his career to both houses of Congress.
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On Tuesday, President Donald Trump delivered what is perhaps the best speech of his career to both houses of Congress.
In our home, March 6th is the equivalent of a “high holy day”.
Trump has repeatedly stated during his campaign that he would like to see the United States withdraw from the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
If you’ve been following the Texian Partisan, you might have read the recent story about North Carolina State politicians who proposed removing secession prohibitions from their state’s constitution, clearing the way for...
For most in Texas, the problem with the federal government squeezing the sovereignty from the states, much like Boris Karloff choking the life out of his creator in Frankenstein, is a huge...
Prior the Presidential election last November there was a belief among the political class here in Texas that a Hillary win would turn the Texas Nationalist Movement into an unstoppable juggernaut, and...
Texas has long been known as the leader in the petroleum and natural gas industry. Anyone who’s seen Dallas knows this.
*UPDATED WITH VIDEO AT THE BOTTOM OF THE POST* Tuesday, while conducting a meeting with local law enforcement officials, President Donald Trump openly threatened to terminate the career of an undisclosed Texas...
Utah is following in the footsteps of Tennessee and Texas by moving to establish gold repositories and encourage the use of gold and silver as legal tender.
Of the many great quotes by Ronald Reagan, perhaps the one I appreciate most is, “freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction.”
The factors that led to Dallas pension fiasco are all too common. Politicians and their administrations often make decisions that are politically beneficial without taking into account financial reality.
On the opening day of the legislative session, Texas Representatives and Senators raised their right hand and swore an oath.