Foreshadowing. Alluding to the future. Prophesying. We've all heard of these things before. We've heard foreshadowing through the recording made by former President Reagan when he warned of the dangers of socialized medicine. Or Paul Harvey with his recording of "If I Were the Devil" when he makes some very chilling predictions about the future, and I think we can all agree that some of those things he talks about have definitely come to pass. You know me, though, I like to find unlikely places for inspiration and I think I may have done it with an episode of The Twilight Zone. Read more about Could We Be Living in The Twilight Zone?
The swearing in of George P. Bush as the 28th Commissioner of the Texas General Land Office (GLO) marks the passing of the baton to a new generation of Bushes in American politics. Bush took the oath of office in the chambers of the Texas Senate on Friday. The ceremony was witnessed by his father, former Florida Governor Jeb Bush. Read more about New Generation of Bush Family Takes Office in Texas
A Houston man was killed by a random bullet while standing in his front yard with his wife on New Year’s Eve. The couple was in their yard watching celebratory fireworks when he was struck in the head and collapsed. Read more about Houston Man Killed by Random New Year’s Eve Bullet
There is no doubt that government has become more corrupt under Obama. Far more corrupt.
Scandal after scandal, followed by cover-up after cover-up. There is little doubt to me that Obama’s administration spends more time trying to hide their evil activities than working towards the betterment of America. Read more about Government Corruption Under Obama Out of Control
Welcome to 2015! Wow! Is it even possible that we've just rung in a new year? I guess so, and with the new year also marks the beginning of Obamacare. You remember Obamacare, right? I mean, how could we forget it? It seemed doomed from the beginning, starting with the drama surrounding its passage back in March 2010 to the Supreme Court decision
Office of the Governor - Gov. Rick Perry helped announce the acquisition of Kalon Biotherapeutics LLC by FUJIFILM Diosynth Biotechnologies U.S.A. Inc., a subsidiary of FUJIFILM Corp. Kalon, a biopharmaceutical contract manufacturing organization owned by the State of Texas and the Texas A&M University System, is an important part of the growing biotechnology industry in Texas. Read more about Gov. Perry Helps Announce Acquisition of Texas Biotech Firm
Texas Railroad Commissioner-Elect Ryan Sitton fulfilled one of his campaign promises by announcing his stepping down as president of PinnacleAIS, a company founded by Sitton and his wife. During the Republican Primary campaign, Sitton had promised to place his company in a blind trust to avoid any appearance of a conflict of interest. Read more about Texas Railroad Commissioner-Elect Fulfills Campaign Promise – Steps Down From His Company
Dakota Blazier had made a big decision. Friendly and fresh-faced, from a small town north of Indianapolis, he'd made up his mind: He wasn't going to college.
"I discovered a long time ago," he explained, "I'm not book smart. I don't like sitting still, and I learn better when the problem is practical." But he didn't feel this limited his options—to the contrary. And he was executing a plan as purposeful as that of any of his high-school peers.
The swearing in of George P. Bush as the 28th Commissioner of the Texas General Land Office (GLO) marks the passing of the baton to a new generation of Bushes in American politics. Bush took the oath of office in the chambers of the Texas Senate on Friday. The ceremony was witnessed by his father, former Florida Governor Jeb Bush. 
A Houston man was killed by a random bullet while standing in his front yard with his wife on New Year’s Eve. The couple was in their yard watching celebratory fireworks when he was struck in the head and collapsed. 
There is no doubt that government has become more corrupt under Obama. Far more corrupt.
Office of the Governor - Gov. Rick Perry helped announce the acquisition of Kalon Biotherapeutics LLC by FUJIFILM Diosynth Biotechnologies U.S.A. Inc., a subsidiary of FUJIFILM Corp. Kalon, a biopharmaceutical contract manufacturing organization owned by the State of Texas and the Texas A&M University System, is an important part of the growing biotechnology industry in Texas. 
Texas Railroad Commissioner-Elect Ryan Sitton fulfilled one of his campaign promises by announcing his stepping down as president of PinnacleAIS, a company founded by Sitton and his wife. During the Republican Primary campaign, Sitton had promised to place his company in a blind trust to avoid any appearance of a conflict of interest. 
