Washington to Austin: No Money for Harvey Recovery
In 2012, the Obama Administration requested $60.4B for costs associated with the response and recovery from Hurricane Sandy. Congress approved $51B on January, 2013.
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In 2012, the Obama Administration requested $60.4B for costs associated with the response and recovery from Hurricane Sandy. Congress approved $51B on January, 2013.
Late last week, a federal judge ruled in favor of the plaintiffs concerning the Red River land grab!
Scan the comment section of any Texian Partisan article about FEMA and you will see fellow citizens sharing their own experiences or the second-hand stories of friends who stood prepared to help...
In the latest development in the movement to remove Joe Straus as Speaker of the House, during last night’s Bexar County GOP CEC meeting, there was an attempt to initiate a censure...
Recently, NBC News put out a story on the American Red Cross and their failure to fulfill promises to hurricane-hit Texans.
Thirteen years have now elapsed since the last time Americans have been satisfied overall with the way the country has been governed.
Since the early part of 2017, the Texian Partisan has reported on the growing opposition to Texas Speaker of the House, Joe Straus.
Republican’s one last shot (possibly forever) at affecting Obamacare appears over.
There really seems to be a lot of hopelessness out there for those that would preserve traditional values and the first-principles of the founding fathers.
Texas is not yet a month from the initial devastation of Hurricane Harvey, and Texas charities and other government assistance groups are still out there diligently trying to meet the need that...
In this part, we continue in our conversation with Davey Edwards, Texas state-licensed professional land surveyor, GLO Commissioner candidate, and expert on the federal Red River federal land grab.
In our continuing series on the federal government’s seizure of Texas land along the Red River, I spoke with Davey Edwards.