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.
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.
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.
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.
The Fourth Amendment exists to protect citizens from unchecked government intrusion. Privacy rights and constitutional protections remain essential in the digital age.
America’s constitutional republic depends on an informed and engaged citizenry. Civic responsibility and active participation remain essential to preserving liberty.
Government bond propositions often mean long-term debt, higher property taxes, and expanded government obligations. Texans should approach every bond election with skepticism.
The Battle of San Jacinto lasted just 18 minutes but reshaped the future of Texas forever. A reflection on courage, liberty, sacrifice, and the enduring lessons of Texas independence.
A military veteran’s perspective on why compulsory military service violates individual liberty, personal choice, and the principles of a free society.
Public officials are elected to serve citizens, not to be treated as celebrities. Accountability and representation depend on remembering who government ultimately answers to.
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