The Great Gerrymandering War Of 2025 August 8, 2025Robin M. Itzler
The Democrats have long had a lock on gerrymandering, but Texas is aiming to change that, and Democrats are panicking, California most of all.
The coming thrilla in Texas April 15, 2025Silvio Canto, Jr.
Get ready for the Texas version of a heavyweight fight between AG Ken Paxton and incumbent Senator John Cornyn.
‘Are You Moving Out Of California?’ June 14, 2024Robin M. Itzler
It was the question on everyone’s lips when I vacationed in Texas and I get why, ‘cause Texas is great—but it’s running the risk of becoming Californicated.
Some numbers from Texas July 16, 2020Silvio Canto, Jr.
Think Texas is on track to turning blue? Now that the Texas primary is done, take a look at who came out to vote.
Shock Doctrine and Water Shortages in Texas May 4, 2014Sierra Rayne
Every disaster – big or small – is supposedly due to, or exacerbated by, or somehow representative of, or a possible indication of the future impacts of the great evil threatening us all...anthropogenic climate change.
Wendy Davis imploding February 5, 2014Thomas Lifson
Democrats across Texas and America may be regretting their choice of Wendy Davis as the Great Feminist Hope, designated warrior in the battle to lock-up the female vote.
When Wendy Warred with a Woman January 25, 2014Jan LaRue
One can learn a lot about State Sen. Wendy Davis, the Democratic candidate for governor of Texas, from her battles. And her false statements. And her behavior.
Tom Delay conviction overturned September 19, 2013Thomas Lifson
The wheels of justice have finally ground into dust the conviction of former Majority Leader Tom Delay, whose brilliant political career was ruined by a politicized indictment
Will Teachers Like Obamacare? August 14, 2013David Rosenthal
A school board member for the seventh largest school district in Texas wonders if the teachers' union and its members have thought through what Obamacare is going to mean for them
A Plague on Two Political Houses July 24, 2013Jeannie DeAngelis
As Democrats offer up the nation as ransom in order to establish a lasting political power base and Republicans clumsily fumble, the nation is being invaded by DREAMers
Texas Pro-Aborts Turn Nasty July 9, 2013Janice Shaw Crouse
The pro-abortion activists may have won a short-lived battle in the Texas legislature, but they are going to lose the rematch
Texas Rises July 4, 2013Thomas Lifson
New York and California have long been accustomed to economic, educational, and cultural leadership. They don't see what's coming their way.
Think Washington's Bad? Try Illinois April 28, 2013Chad Stafko
If you think the nation's economic and fiscal conditions are bad, and they are, then pull up a chair and consider it could be worse...you could live in Illinois.
Austin's Great White Defendant gets sentenced March 27, 2013Thomas Lifson
There were three fatal hit-and-runs in Austin, Texas in the last few days, and at least two of the drivers were young and drunken Hispanic men (who were drunken illegal immigrants). But guess what everybody is talking about?
Austin Finds Its Great White Defendant February 28, 2013David Paulin
When a rich, blonde, preppy-looking daughter of a GOP insider went on trial, she became red meat for the trial-watching mob and prosecutors in Austin -- a politically liberal mecca in a conservative red state.
Disrespecting Texas Heroes January 12, 2013Joe Gimenez
The slow, incremental dismantling of freedoms of association and freedom to bear arms in Austin and Travis County is a disgrace to the memories of Travis and Austin.
On Secession: An Analysis of Texas v. White January 10, 2013Cory Genelin
Texas v. White is often cited as a case which definitively and directly ruled on Texas' right to secede. That is not the case. Texas v. White was a case about government bonds.
