President George H. W. Bush was known both for “read my lips, no new taxes” and his call for a “kinder, gentler nation” in his 1988 acceptance speech. The former lead to his defeat to Clinton, and the latter was when he prevailed. We need to … [Read more]
Looking Beyond Todays Disgraceful Riot in DC
The scene at the Capitol is disgraceful. The scene at the Capitol should not be a surprise to anyone. This type of lawlessness has become distasteful, but tolerated, behavior. Just yesterday some were saying that boarding up ahead of the … [Read more]
Texas Should Not Pay Outside Lawyers $3,780 Per Hour to Sue Google
A few weeks ago, to much fanfare and media attention, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced that his office, along with the Attorneys General from nine other states, had sued Google. The lawsuit alleges that Google engaged in various forms of … [Read more]
Why January 5 Will Be One Of The Most Critical Days In American History
The election is over and Joe Biden has won. Only Trump and his devoted ass kissers keep clinging onto conspiracy theories of massive voter fraud and candidate-flipping of Dominion voting machines. I'm sure that good and well meaning Americans … [Read more]
Different Visions for the Future
The chatter of what attributes will make a good chair show that the party is as divided as ever locally. Tonight’s HCRP vote for a new chair leaves the county party at a distinct crossroads. Regardless of who prevails tonight the party has to make … [Read more]
Texas GOP Needs A Leader Who Does Not Come Up With A Wacko Proposal
Allen West, chairman of the Republican Party of Texas, reacted to the Supreme Court's decision to toss out Ken Paxton's lawsuit to overturn the election outcomes in the states of Pennsylvania, Georgia, Wisconsin, and Michigan by proposing that Texas … [Read more]
Hatred For Trump Has Denied Him The Nobel Peace Prize He So Rightly Deserves
The Nobel Peace Prize has been one of the most sought after honors in the world. This year the prize was awarded to the World Food Programme, a worthy organization. But the person who should have received the prize was snubbed. The 2009 Nobel … [Read more]
Removing Statues Won’t Change Our History
by Andrew England For more than 80 years, the main entrance of the University of Texas campus was a sublime display of art, a utopia revered throughout the world. Surrounding the lawn, where nerds play ultimate frisbee and young lovers engage in … [Read more]
Interview With Kevin Fulton
Kevin Fulton was kind enough to be interviewed regarding his announcement he was seeking the Harris County Republican Party chair position in the wake of Keith Nelson’s resignation. The biggest challenge we face as a county party is to stop the … [Read more]
Remembering The Pearl Harbor Attack
On this day in 1941, the Japs launched 353 planes from six of their aircraft carriers for a sneak attack on our naval base at Pearl Harbor in Hawaii. President Franklin D. Roosevelt proclaimed December 7, 1941 a "date which will live in … [Read more]