The country seems to have lost the art of peaceable dissent. It's not really gone, but it's been driven underground. We are also in the midst of a political spasm that will shape the future. Whoever is able to bring the art of peaceable dissent to … [Read more]
SB 646 Is Probably a Very Bad Idea
By Eric Dick HCDE Trustee & Board VP Senate Bill 646 eliminates Harris County Department of Education’s (HCDE) ability to collect a tax. Personally, I love the idea of lowering property taxes. If you live in Harris County you are more than … [Read more]
What’s *Really* Happening at HCDE?
It has not taken long for the "new" Harris County Department of Education (HCDE) to get interesting. This past November, voters in Harris County elected new members to this governing agency. As Big Jolly Politics has pointed out before, there … [Read more]
Kim Ogg keeps campaign promise, Republicans freak out
We live in strange political times. We are so used to politicians not keeping the promises made during campaigns that we seemingly do not know what to do when a politician actually keeps a campaign promise. On the national level, President Donald … [Read more]
Busy month for Baytown State Rep. Briscoe Cain
Fellow Texans, The first month of this session in Austin has been very eventful with visits from you, meetings, training, along with events and meetings in our district. Below are some of the highlights. At the Capitol: The Texas House … [Read more]
Another Texas official switches to the Republican Party
With President Trump taking up most of the space in the news cycle, it is hard to get a reading on what is happening at ground level in Texas. The national press would have you believe that Texas is turning blue. And with all the vagina costumes and … [Read more]
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