The Week That Nearly Killed Monument Protection
Imagine a Texas where our monuments are torn down by politicians sailing the progressive political winds. This week nearly guaranteed their ability to do it for the next two years without recourse.
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Imagine a Texas where our monuments are torn down by politicians sailing the progressive political winds. This week nearly guaranteed their ability to do it for the next two years without recourse.
The Monument Protection Bill in the Texas House has cleared its first major hurdle. Your action is needed now to move it through the committee where “good bills go to die”.
Another piece of legislation that would create protections for the Alamo Cenotaph has been scheduled for a hearing. However, it doesn’t actually protect the cenotaph.
This past week finally saw a legislative hearing over HB 1836, the bill to prevent the movement of the Cenotaph from Alamo Plaza.
Two bills that would protect Texas historical monuments have been scheduled for committee hearings. Here’s what you can do to help.
With HB 1836, the Alamo Cenotaph Bill, getting a hearing, we thought it was time to set the record straight on the TNM’s years-long fight for the Alamo.
The “Reimagine The Alamo” plan is an ever-changing trojan horse meant to surreptitiously transform the Alamo over the course of generations from the ‘Shrine of Texas Liberty’ to a progressive object lesson...
We’ve had a significant development on the monument protection front and I wanted to be sure that you heard it from me before the news gets out.
Land Commissioner George P. Bush exposed his continued contempt for Texas voters who are concerned about the Alamo. Go on-the-record and help protect our historical monuments.
Senate Bill 226, dubbed the Texas Historical Protection Act, introduced by Senator Pat Fallon fails to protect the Alamo Cenotaph.
With Thanksgiving happening later this week, those of us at TNM thought we’d pass along one more thing to be thankful for.
As the Texas General Land Office and the city of San Antonio are finalizing their plans to “reimagine” the Alamo, including putting the 82-year-old cenotaph in jeopardy by removing it from the...