May 21, 2026 Commentary

Be the Torch, Light Brushfires

After days of reflection following Thomas Massie’s primary defeat, the deeper lesson is becoming clear: elections alone will not save liberty. Real change begins in homes, communities, businesses, churches, and everyday acts of courage. Preserving freedom requires people willing to lead, educate, build, speak truth, and carry the torch for future generations even when the political system feels broken.

4 min
May 20, 2026 Commentary

When Principle Became Disqualifying

An examination of the political cost of standing on principle in modern American politics, and why ideological consistency increasingly clashes with party loyalty, populism, and political expediency.

5 min
May 19, 2026 Commentary

Principles Over Party, Always

Political parties rise and fall, but principles endure. A look at why ideological consistency, individual liberty, and moral conviction should outweigh blind party loyalty.

4 min
May 18, 2026 Commentary

Texas Has Been Here Before: Government “Efficiency” Efforts, Then and Now

Texas lawmakers are once again pursuing government efficiency reforms, but history shows the state has repeatedly confronted bureaucratic growth before. A look at past reform efforts and what today’s proposals may actually accomplish.

6 min
May 8, 2026 Commentary

Call Your Mom While You Still Can

A personal reflection on grief, gratitude, family, and the importance of appreciating loved ones while they are still here, written in remembrance of a mother’s lasting influence.

3 min
May 4, 2026 Commentary

Texas vs. The Regulatory Empire: A Moment for Real Reform

Texas has an opportunity to seriously confront the growth of the administrative state and regulatory bureaucracy. Meaningful reform will require more than symbolism and temporary committees.

5 min
May 1, 2026 Commentary

Always Protest Your Property Tax Appraisal in Texas

Property tax appraisals in Texas should never go unchallenged automatically. Learn why protesting your appraisal matters and how Texans can push back against rising valuations.

5 min
April 27, 2026 Commentary

The Fourth Amendment Is Not a Technicality. It Is a Wall Between Free People and Government Power.

The Fourth Amendment exists to protect citizens from unchecked government intrusion. Privacy rights and constitutional protections remain essential in the digital age.

7 min
April 25, 2026 Commentary

A Republic If We Can Keep It

America’s constitutional republic depends on an informed and engaged citizenry. Civic responsibility and active participation remain essential to preserving liberty.

9 min
April 24, 2026 Commentary

Why Texans Should Vote NO on Every Bond

Government bond propositions often mean long-term debt, higher property taxes, and expanded government obligations. Texans should approach every bond election with skepticism.

3 min
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