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Tag Archives: Bryan Hughes
Social Justice Investing Advisors Sue Paxton
Environmental Social Governance (ESG) is a sneaky way for far-left activists to browbeat corporations into supporting far-left social justice warrior causes with company money. Texas passed a law requiring ESG advisors to disclose such fiduciary conflicts of interest, and the … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Global Warming, Social Justice Warriors, Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged Americans for Prosperity Foundation v. Bonta, Bryan Hughes, Ceres, Church of Christ, DEI, Democrats, Environmental Social Governance (ESG), Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility (ICCR), Ken Paxton, Lawsuit, Social Justice Warriors, Supreme Court, Texas, United Church Funds (UCF)
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Counting Up Texas Gun Rights Wins
It’s easy to get black pilled and feel that elections don’t matter, but there are few areas where the difference between electing Republicans over Democrats is as pronounced as that of gun rights. The Supreme Court victories in Heller and … Continue reading
Posted in Guns, Regulation, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 89th Texas Legislature, Bob Hall, Brent Hagenbuch, Bryan Hughes, Carrie Isaac, Charles Schwertner, Cody Harris, Cole Hefner, Guns, Kevin Sparks, Mayes Middleton, Regulation, Republicans, Richard Hayes, Ryan Guillen, Second Amendment, Texas, Wes Virdell
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Texas Senate Committee Passes Ban On Teaching Critical Race Theory
In a followup to last week’s story about the Texas House passing a similar bill, a Texas Senate committee also passed a ban on teaching Critical Race Theory. And they even made it better: When state Rep. Steve Toth (R-The … Continue reading
Texas Primary Runoff Results
A few quick results from last night’s runoffs: Wayne Christian defeated Gary Gates in the Republican Railroad Commissioner’s runoff, despite Gates dropping considerable money into a dishonest, scorched earth direct mailer campaign against Christian. That makes Gates 0-7 running for … Continue reading
Bryan Hughes Drops Out of Texas Speaker’s Race and Endorses David Simpson
This is big news. Rep. Bryan Hughes has dropped his bid to be Speaker of the Texas house of Representatives and has endorsed Rep. David Simpson in his run against incumbent speaker Joe Straus. While conservatives wanted to see Straus … Continue reading
Posted in Republicans, Texas
Tagged Bryan Hughes, David Simpson, Joe Straus, Republicans, Texas, Texas House of Representatives, Texas Speaker's Race
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