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In this hyper-partisan climate, occasionally there are acts of the US Federal Government that are so ill-advised that they can even unite Texas Democrats and Texas Republicans in opposition.
Are the priorities of Americans in general and Texans particularly at odds with one another? And if so, are decisions in Washington really in the best interest of Texans?
Inauguration day is fast approaching. It’s hard to believe (since the election seems like yesterday) that in a week’s time, the United States will have a new President.
There is a proposition quietly working its way onto the voting agenda in California.
Part of president-elect Donald Trump’s promise to create new jobs is to spendhundreds of billions for roads and rail. Source: Texans fear Trump’s highways plan will create tolls
Think you have a say where the Feds are concerned. Wrong! This recent article on Mises Wire explains in details why elections at the Federal level are increasingly irrelevant.
Three members of the Texas Legislature easily won their re-election bids earlier this month despite a cloud of ethics questions hovering over their campaigns.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is the most partisan agency in the federal government in terms of donations to candidates, according to campaign finance data.
The illegal alien reported to be responsible for the death of a Florida sheriff’s deputy had been previously deported. Source: Deportee Connected to Florida Deputy’s Death Re-Entered in Texas
Cartel gunmen trying to carjack an SUV fired their machine guns at a group that was traveling to this border city. Source: Botched Cartel Carjack Kills 1 Near Texas Border
The chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee said the DHS must continue to use National Guard aviation assets. Source: Texas Congressman Urges DHS to Resume Aerial Border Patrols
Source: In latest voter ID filing, feds argue Texas discriminated on purpose | The Texas Tribune
