Although he couldn't get it out of committee in the 81st Legislative Session, Rep. Ken Legler (R-Pasadena) has once again filed a commonsense bill that will save millions. What is this money saving bill? Drug test people applying for unemployment … [Read more]
Texas Tea Party Caucus Holds First Meeting
Obviously, their positions on immigration go directly against Gov. Rick Perry's stated positions on Arizona style legislation and ending in-state tuition, as well as Dannie's stated position regarding Arizona style legislation. It will be interesting … [Read more]
We can not wait to re-organize–the time is now!
in short, the period was so far like the present period, that some of its noisiest authorities insisted on its being received, for good or for evil, in the superlative degree of comparison only. I think Dickens' summary could apply to this moment in … [Read more]
The Hermanator visits Houston
He is a very enthusiastic man, that's for certain. His enthusiasm is infectious if the attendees at the meet and greet are any indication. There was a good mix of people from the community, including business people, Republican club members, and … [Read more]
Galveston Company with One Enrollee, Nueces County Appraisal District Among Those With ObamaCare Waivers
On November 17th, I wrote this piece about Houston United Food and Commercial Workers Union Local 455, along with other UFCW affiliates in New Jersey and Kentucky receiving favored status from the Obama Administration in the form of Obamacare … [Read more]
Texas Congressional Democrats All Wee-Weed Up Over Voter ID Bill
The Houston Chronicle headline reads “Eight Texas Congressional Democrats Protest Rick Perry’s Voter ID Plan". Of course they are. The Texas Constitution bars the State Legislature from taking up bills within the first 60 days of a session, unless … [Read more]
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