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The End of Gun-Rights in America?
In the aftermath of the Florida shooting, political interests and their allies in the media are swooping in to take advantage of the situation, and the usual patterns reemerge to have yet another go at […]
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Culture
Texas Christmas History and Tradition
Texas is steeped in Christmas lore and traditions, dating back centuries. As we celebrate the birth of the God man who created Texas (and the rest of the universe), let us look at one little […]
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If This Be Treason…
If you remember your American History, and the days of the revolution, you may remember a certain speech by founding father Patrick Henry. Henry was drawing parallels from history of how kings and would-be kings […]
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Trump DOJ Overrules States on Civil Asset Forfeiture
In recent months, civil asset forfeiture has become a hot topic in Texas. State Senator Konni Burton has been a fierce opponent of the practice. However, in a move that is drawing harsh criticism, U.S. Attorney […]
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Republican Majority or Republican Government? How Texas GOP Leadership Deals With Dissent in its Party
The Texas Legislature has been overwhelmingly red since the 2003 session. With both the House and Senate firmly under Republican control, one would think that the legislative process would flow smoothly. Agendas would be clear, […]
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The Concealed Carry Reciprocity Act: a Bridge Too Far?
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.” This really puts into perspective the constant and urgent dangers that our […]
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100 percent of Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s donations went to Democrats | Fox News
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. Source: 100 percent of Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s donations went […]