Biden: “Who in the hell do they think they are?”
Joe Biden lashed out on Twitter at group of 23 Republican state governors and Texas Senator Ted Cruz this week.
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Joe Biden lashed out on Twitter at group of 23 Republican state governors and Texas Senator Ted Cruz this week.
The Federal Energy Information Administration released a warning this week that the US only has a 25 day supply of diesel fuel.
The good news is, thanks to a balanced budget and fiscal conservatism mixed with rising prices and an active economy, Texas is projected to have a 27 billion dollar surplus for the...
The media is all stirred up as we approach election day about the question of which party will win the US Senate.
Texas Land Commissioner candidate Dr. Dawn Buckingham told some good stories at a campaign stop in Tyler last week.
Arizona took the lead against Federal inaction on the border by installing a wall of shipping containers. The Federal government has demanded that they be removed, and Arizona has refused.
Polling consistently shows that Texit is a bipartisan issue when it comes to voter support. When it comes to platform support, Texit is in the Republican and Libertarian party platforms.
Facebook is somewhat notorious for manipulating its content and for picking “winners” and “losers” on nearly every controversial issue.
We are pleased to announce that David Covey, a candidate from House District 21, has signed the TEXAS FIRST pledge, cementing his commitment to prioritizing the interests of Texans.
A new poll out by Rasmussen shows that even after two years of media vilification, a majority of Americans believe that “cheating” influenced the 2020 election outcome.
Texas House District 53 encompasses a big section of rural and small-town south Texas. We asked state representative candidates Joe Herrera and Andrew Murr what they thought about Texas independence.
The Biden administration has pushed for more electric cars, which require more lithium for batteries.