Texas GOP Falls Far Short of Benchmarks Set by New Chairman

As a candidate for Chairman of the Republican Party of Texas, Abraham George spoke of his grand plans for the Party’s fundraising and organization.  At a candidate forum shortly before the Party’s State Convention in May, candidates for the State Chairman were asked, “How big a budget will the [Republican Party of Texas] operate on under […]

Texas Dems Took Over $5k From Anonymous “Justice Warrior”

The Texas Democratic Party accepted an anonymous contribution of $5,668.85 in June from a donor who listed their occupation as “Justice Warrior” and employer as “Mother Earth,” along with a fake address, according to a campaign finance report on file with the Texas Ethics Commission. This anonymous contribution was one of the largest contributions received by […]

Records Show Sid Miller Abused His Office

Records obtained from the Texas Department of Agriculture under the Texas Public Information Act and a review of contemporaneous social media posts show that Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller illegally used state resources to campaign for Texas House Candidate AJ Louderback earlier this year.  On February 1st, Miller began the day in Corpus Christi, where […]

NRA, Lawmakers Decry State Fair Gun Ban

Second Amendment advocates, including the National Rifle Association and a group of 71 Republican legislators and legislative nominees, are asking the State Fair of Texas to reverse course on a new policy that prohibits attendees from carrying firearms.  Last week, the State Fair of Texas released a list of safety and security protocols for the 2024 […]

Texas GOP Convention Loses $382,614

Although the Republican Party of Texas State Convention has historically helped generate revenue for the Party, the most recent convention resulted in a significant financial loss. The Party’s Treasurer’s Report, distributed to members of the State Republican Executive Committee in advance of their meeting this past weekend, included alarming financial data related to the convention.  […]

Centerpoint CEO Must Resign, Say Harris County Community Leaders

Community leaders from across Harris County are calling for the ouster of embattled CenterPoint Energy CEO Jason Wells as elected officials continue to blast the company’s lack of preparation for and inadequate response to Hurricane Beryl.  In a video posted to social media on Sunday, Gallery Furniture owner Jim “Mattress Mack” McIngvale and popular Houston-area social […]

State House Leaders Committed to Protecting Texas from Hostile Foreign Activity

The Texas House Select Committee on Securing Texas from Hostile Foreign Organizations held its first hearing last week, taking testimony from various experts and industry leaders on the threats Texas faces from adversaries abroad.  Although much of the testimony focused on the threats posed by China and the Chinese Communist Party, other hostile foreign governments, […]

Democratic Donors Target Texas While State GOP Cash Woes Persist

Recent campaign finance reporting data has revealed that Prominent Democratic donors across the nation have continued to invest millions of dollars into building Democratic political infrastructure in Texas. This massive investment from the left comes as the Republican Party of Texas operates with a staff that is nearly 90% smaller than it operated with during […]

Who Cares About Infrastructure?

Harris County Commissioners Court will meet Monday to discuss various issues, including the potential adoption of updated “Harris County Equity Guidelines.” The meeting comes as many Harris County residents remain without power in the wake of Hurricane Beryl.  As of 7 p.m. on July 11, Centerpoint Energy reported that 824,941 of its customers in Harris County were […]