by Tony Salas According to famous author, Roy Williams, the soul of a city echoes that of its founders. And all one has to do is look at the entrepreneurial spirit of Houston driven by immigrants from around the world to hear the, Allen … [Read more]
Texas 14th Court of Appeals denies assault as protected speech
From the InBox: Orlando Sanchez applauds the Texas 14th Court of Appeals Decision in Assault Case On December 28, 2018, Orlando Sanchez stood as the lone conservative advocating on behalf of all Houston’s school children. In a widely publicized … [Read more]
Nikki Haley For President In 2024
Former governor of South Carolina and ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley far outshines any of the prospective candidates for president. Nikki has the executive experience needed for the presidency. She served as governor of South … [Read more]
Trump Now Has The Chance To Nominate Another Conservative Supreme Court Justice
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg was appointed to the US Supreme Court in 1993 by President Clinton. In recent years she has been in poor health with five bouts of cancer. She passed away Friday at age 87. She was highly respected by her colleagues, … [Read more]
Rest in Peace Justice Ginsburg
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has died. May she rest in peace. Her open judicial activism and conduct were antithetical to what we should expect form a Justice regardless of level, but that does not remove her basic human dignity. Do not celebrate … [Read more]
Disproportionately Affected
by Fernando Herrera A couple of weeks ago while driving and listening to the radio, I heard Houston mayor Sylvester Turner say that people of color were disproportionately affected by Covid-19. 1 First of all this is terrible news, and it’s … [Read more]
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