The title of this blog used to apply to me, in that I was an outrager. I was 'mad as hell and I wasn't going to take it anymore' when I first got involved in politics. I was taking out my anger on any and all incumbent office holders. They were, after all, the ones who got us into this mess in the first place, right? Not entirely, and before you dismiss me and call me a RINO, let me explain. Read more about Outragers Anonymous
Earlier this week, America’s sweetheart, Donald Trump trotted out the samples closet of assorted Trump products that he’s marketed over the years. This included a number or branded products including suits, water and Trump Steaks. Yes, that’s right, Omaha Steaks had delicious competition on its hands for a while. Read more about Trump, Halal Steak Salesman Now Claims Islam is the Enemy
Our transportation network is something many Americans take for granted. When it works, it usually goes unnoticed. But when it doesn’t function efficiently – when we are stuck in traffic or held up at the airport – it becomes more evident how transportation impacts our lives.
*The authors of a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine admit to a narrow focus that ignored the multiple methods of funding Family Planning in Texas, looking instead at a single type of “provider” – Title X clinics like Planned Parenthood (“PP”) – and a single source of funding for a specific set of services: long-acting reversible contraceptives such as the IUD and implants and injectables. Read more about Texas’ Women’s Health, UT Study: Other than that*, the story was true
It has been a busy start to the fiscal year 2017 appropriations process. So far this year, my colleagues and I on the committee have held 29 budget and oversight hearings. Last week, I chaired the first of the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies fiscal year 2017 budget hearings. Read more about Congressman Culberson Chairs First Week of CJS Budget Hearings
He was a son, a brother, and a soon-to-be groom. David Hofer’s life was ripped from this world on March 1st, leaving behind his family and his fiancée.
This is a three part report on Trump, his impact, and finally, Trump, conservatism and his voters. The first part deals with whehter Trump can win short of economic collapse or Clinton's indictment, and even an indictment may not be enough.
A new report from the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) reveals that troopers seized over $53 million in drugs and cash during calendar year 2015.
State Senate District 24, Monday, March 7, 2016— "I hope those who supported me in the Republican Primary, will choose Susan King in the runoff," said Jon Cobb, a close 3rd place Republican candidate finisher in the 6-person March 1st field for State Senate District 24. Cobb, who was raised in a military family, is a small businessman and entrepreneur from Bee Cave in Travis County. Read more about Jon Cobb Endorses Susan King In Republican Primary Runoff For State Senate District 24
The title of this blog used to apply to me, in that I was an outrager. I was 'mad as hell and I wasn't going to take it anymore' when I first got involved in politics. I was taking out my anger on any and all incumbent office holders. They were, after all, the ones who got us into this mess in the first place, right? Not entirely, and before you dismiss me and call me a RINO, let me explain. 
Earlier this week, America’s sweetheart, Donald Trump trotted out the samples closet of assorted Trump products that he’s marketed over the years. This included a number or branded products including suits, water and Trump Steaks. Yes, that’s right, Omaha Steaks had delicious competition on its hands for a while. 
Writer’s Note: National Review's Ramesh Ponnuru and Rich Lowry 
*The authors of a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine admit to a narrow focus that ignored the multiple methods of funding Family Planning in Texas, looking instead at a single type of “provider” – Title X clinics like Planned Parenthood (“PP”) – and a single source of funding for a specific set of services: long-acting reversible contraceptives such as the IUD and implants and injectables. 
It has been a busy start to the fiscal year 2017 appropriations process. So far this year, my colleagues and I on the committee have held 29 budget and oversight hearings. Last week, I chaired the first of the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Commerce, Justice, Science, and Related Agencies fiscal year 2017 budget hearings. 
He was a son, a brother, and a soon-to-be groom. David Hofer’s life was ripped from this world on March 1st, leaving behind his family and his fiancée.
This is a three part report on Trump, his impact, and finally, Trump, conservatism and his voters. The first part deals with whehter Trump can win short of economic collapse or Clinton's indictment, and even an indictment may not be enough.
A new report from the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) reveals that troopers seized over $53 million in drugs and cash during calendar year 2015.
State Senate District 24, Monday, March 7, 2016— "I hope those who supported me in the Republican Primary, will choose Susan King in the runoff," said Jon Cobb, a close 3rd place Republican candidate finisher in the 6-person March 1st field for State Senate District 24. Cobb, who was raised in a military family, is a small businessman and entrepreneur from Bee Cave in Travis County. 
