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Tag Archives: Steve Allison
Election News Roundup For March 4, 2024
Tomorrow is primary day for Texas and the rest of Super Tuesday states, so now would be a good time to locate your voter registration card. Here’s a roundup of election news (Texas and otherwise). The Supreme Court unanimously restores … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Elections, Republicans, Supreme Court, Texas
Tagged 2024 Election, 2024 Presidential Race, Bianca Gracia, Christi Craddick, Cody Harris, Colorado, David Schenck, Donald Trump, Dustin Burrows, Ernest Bailes, Gina Parker, Holly Hansen, Janis Holt, Jill Dutton, John Devine, Lee Finley, Nikki Haley, Reggie Smith, Republicans, Steve Allison, Super Tuesday, Supreme Court, Texas, Texas House District 18, Washington D.C.
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All Texas GOP Reps Voting Against School Choice Retire Or Draw Primary Opponents
Over the last month, I’ve posted several times on the need to primary and defeat every one of the Dade Phelan toadies who voted to kill school choice. It looks like we’re off to a good start, as the close … Continue reading
Posted in Regulation, Republicans, Texas
Tagged 2024 Election, 88th Texas Legislative Session, Alan Schoolcraft, Andrew Murr, Bonnie Walters, Charles Byrn, Charlie Geren, Chris Spencer, Dade Phelan, Dale Huls, David Ford, David Freimarck, Dennis London, DeWayne Burns, Drew Darby, Ed Thompson, Ernest Bailes, Four Price, Gary VanDeaver, Glenn Rogers, Greg Switzer, Helen Kerwin, Hugh Shine, Jack Reynolds, Janis Holt, Jay Dean, Joanne Shofner, Joe McDaniel, John Kuempel, John Raney, Joshua Feuerstein, Justin Holland, Karen Post, Katrina Pierson, Keith Bell, Ken King, Kyle Kacal, Liz Case, Lyndon Laird, Marc LaHood, Michael Champion, Mike Olcott, Reggie Smith, Republicans, Shelley Luther, Stan Lambert, Stephen Missick, Steve Allison, Stormy Bradley, Texas, Travis Clardy
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LinkSwarm for December 8, 2023
Biden family corruption tops this week’s LinkSwarm (with a lot of links to go through), Juicy heads back to jail, and the Houthi’s tug on Superman’s cape. Despite years of claiming that Hunter’s business was completely separate from that of … Continue reading
Posted in Budget, Crime, Democrats, Economics, Elections, Foreign Policy, Jihad, Military, Regulation, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged 2024 Election, 2024 Presidential Race, Air Force, aircraft, Alberto Fujimori, Arlington (VA), Australia, Belarus, Ben Shapiro, Budget, California, China, Colorado, corruption, Crime, Democrats, Dimitry Shevtsov, Disney, Doug Burgum, Eric Schwerin, F-117 Nighthawk, Flordia, Football, Gary Shapley, Germany, Greg Abbott, hate crime hoax, Houthi, Hunter Biden, Iran, Israel-Hamas War, Jacksonville, Jacksonville Jaguars, Jihad, Joe Biden, Joseph Ziegler, Jussie Smollett, Kazakhstan, Ken Paxton, Kevin Morris, LinkSwarm, Mafia, Marc LaHood, Military, Nate the Lawyer, Navy, NFL, Owasco PC, Red Cross, Red Sea, Romania, Ron DeSantis, Rosemont Seneca Partners, Russia, Russo-Ukrainian War, San Antonio, Sara Biden, Steve Allison, Texas, Ukraine, University of Texas, Welfare State, Yemen
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Texas House To School Choice: Drop Dead
If you were wondering if the left-leaning cabal behind Dade Phelan would ever let any form of school choice pass the Texas house, now you know. Following a year of anticipation and four special sessions, the hopes of school choice … Continue reading
Posted in Republicans, Texas, unions
Tagged 2024 Election, Andrew Murr, Charlie Geren, Dade Phelan, DeWayne Burns, Drew Darby, Ed Thompson, education, Ernest Bailes, Four Price, Gary VanDeaver, Glenn Rogers, Greg Abbott, Hugh Shine, Jay Dean, John Kuempel, John Raney, Justin Holland, Keith Bell, Ken King, Ken Paxton, Kyle Kacal, Reggie Smith, Republicans, school choice, Stan Lambert, Steve Allison, Texas, Travis Clardy
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Texas Creating Critical Race Theory Office?
This is thoroughly infuriating news: The Texas Department of State Health Services is using close to $45 million to create the Office of Health Equity Policy and Performance. Purportedly, the office will work with state and local public health entities … Continue reading
Posted in Social Justice Warriors, Texas
Tagged 87th Texas Legislature, Brad Buckley, Chris Paddie, Dade Phelan, Dan Huberty, Four Price, Garnet Coleman, Gary Gates, Geanie Morrison, Greg Abbott, Jim Murphy, John Kuempel, John Raney, Ken King, Kyle Kacal, Matt Rinaldi, Morgan Meyer, Social Justice Warriors, Stan Lambert, Stephanie Klick, Steve Allison, Texas, Texas Department of State Health Services, Todd Hunter
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Bonnen/Sullivan Controversy Takes Down Burrows
I haven’t been following the Texas Speaker Dennis Bonnen/Empower Texans head Michael Quinn Sullivan meeting controversy due to lack of time (like I’ve said, the past weeks have been a bear), but this Texas Monthly piece provides an overview of … Continue reading
Posted in Republicans, Texas, Uncategorized
Tagged Dennis Bonnen, Drew Darby, Dustin Burrows, Empower Texans, Ernest Bailes, John Raney, Kyle Kacal, Michael Quinn Sullivan, Phil Stephenson, Stan Lambert, Stephanie Klick, Steve Allison, Tan Parker, Texas, Texas House of Representatives, Travis Clardy, Trent Ashby
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