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Congressman Smith Holds First Meeting with Military and Veterans Council

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The debt we owe them can never fully be repaid. But the best way we can thank them is by ensuring they receive the care and services they were promised. Read more about Congressman Smith Holds First Meeting with Military and Veterans Council

Obama Recovery’s Jobs Gap Grows - Again

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The Employment Situation Report for August 2015 by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported an increase of 173,000 nonfarm payroll jobs (140,000 in the private sector) and that the unemployment rate fell to 5.1%. Read more about Obama Recovery’s Jobs Gap Grows - Again

University of Cop-Killer Apologist Cites John Wayne: She Stays

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Officials from the university of cop-killer apologist Monica Foy responded quickly to calls from across the state about the school’s student who said that Harris County Deputy Sheriff Darren Goforth deserved to be executed. The university, known for its highly recognized criminal justice programs does not appear to be taking the situation lightly, but also will not be sending her packing at this time. Read more about University of Cop-Killer Apologist Cites John Wayne: She Stays

Congressman Ted Poe's Summer Wrap-Up

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Over the past few weeks, I’ve traveled across the Second Congressional District to meet with and listen to neighbors’ concerns about what’s happening in Washington and around the world. Hearing what’s most important to you and your family is critical to help me better represent you in Congress. My office also held the Third Annual Honor Our Heroes event to pay tribute to local past, present and future service members. More than 300 of our neighbors came out to salute our veterans and honor their service to our nation. Read more about Congressman Ted Poe's Summer Wrap-Up

Pete Sessions Statement on the August Jobs Report

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U.S. Congressman Pete Sessions (R-TX-32), Chairman of the House Rules Committee and a Member of House Republican Leadership, today released the following statement regarding the August unemployment report: Read more about Pete Sessions Statement on the August Jobs Report

It’s Time To Lift The Crude Oil Export Ban

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This December marks 40 years since Congress passed the crude oil export ban – an antiquated law created in response to disruptions in global supply in the 1970s. Fortunately, the world today looks very different, and our country’s energy landscape has undergone a complete transformation thanks to technological innovation and policies implemented in energy-rich states like Texas. Read more about It’s Time To Lift The Crude Oil Export Ban

Donald Trump's Immigration Compromise?

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Trump may have stumbled into an immigration reform that could reach agreement with all spectrums of the Party. A few years back, Trump viewed Romney's self deportation plan as cruel and bad politics. He added that he would be willing to allow those illegals to stay in the country if they met certain criteria. Read more about Donald Trump's Immigration Compromise?

One Solution to the Immigration Debate

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Conservatives are torn over the issue of legalization for illegal immigrants. Some, like Sen. Marco Rubio, support a path to citizenship for many illegal immigrants, while others, like political scientist Peter Skerry, support legalizing them without a path to citizenship. A third group of conservatives opposes any and all efforts to legalize illegal immigrants in the United States. Read more about One Solution to the Immigration Debate

Is Trump Building A New Conservatism?

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If Sanders is waking up the nationalist socialists on the Democratic side, it is hard to say what Trump's long term goal for conservatism is or if he even has one. Trump has challenged the status quo and the Republican establishment. While the political left knows they are the defenders of the bureaucratic state. Read more about Is Trump Building A New Conservatism?

Bill King Raises Big Question About Houston Mayor Annise Parker's So-Called Anti-Discrimination Ordinance

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In the Houston Mayoral race in 2015 there are 7 serious candidates, 13 candidates in all, and an estimated $7 million to be spent. A major factor in this race will be the bathroom ordinance, or as it is otherwise called by its proponents, the "HERO" ordinance, which lets men into women's bathrooms. Read more about Bill King Raises Big Question About Houston Mayor Annise Parker's So-Called Anti-Discrimination Ordinance

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