The roll out of the Obamacare website was exactly what its supporters predicted – a train wreck. To try and clean up the mess, President Obama is calling up a tech surge to overhaul the website, and sending the bill to the taxpayers. Read more about What's the Price Tag For Obamacare's Tech Surge?
On October 1, the Obamacare exchanges opened, and suddenly “train wreck” seemed like a generous term for the new health care law. There have been site closures, glitches, and other complications. President Obama assured the public that these problems would quickly be fixed by a team of technical experts. But it’s hard to believe that a few weeks of troubleshooting can fix what wasn’t done correctly during three years of preparation. Read more about Obamacare’s Broken Promises
The TFRW Biennial State Convention has come and gone. It was a whirlwind of fun and information. The three day convention was held at the Grand Hyatt in downtown historic San Antonio. Everyday was filled with speakers, meeting candidates and mingling with friends. I especially found it very moving to visit with friends from San Antonio that I had not seen in many years. The election of new state officers, and changes to the by laws and other business was accomplished. There were of course luncheons and dinners for those who enjoy delicious cuisine.
I get opportunities to smash the mainstream narrative by appearing with other fantastic conservatives from around the country. I had the privilege of participating in the black conservative panel on Hannity recently. There I met other passionate, intelligent, caring conservatives who deal with the same pressures I deal with on a daily basis.
A Georgia law enforcement officer was arrested last week for allegedly offering to provide uniformed protection for the trafficking of methamphetamine.
Pierce County Sheriff’s Deputy Randy Strickland was arrested by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) on federal charges on October 17, 2013. The U.S. Attorney’s Office accused Strickland of offering to act as security for individuals he believed were trafficking
As you know, this past week, Congress passed a measure to raise the debt ceiling and reopen the government. While I’m relieved the Senate proposal allows the country to pay its bills, that it keeps agreed upon spending levels, and that it requires income verification
Ever been aimlessly perusing the internet and get sucked into watching YouTube videos? Nah, me neither. Seriously, you're bored out of your mind, surfing the net and you start watching all kinds of crazy cat videos, dumbest stuff on wheels, or world's dumbest criminals. Admit it, we have all done that a time or two. So, how does this relate to TexasGOPVote? Stay with me, I promise it does. Read more about Keynes vs Hayek: Round Two (VIDEO)
The roll out of the Obamacare website was exactly what its supporters predicted – a train wreck. To try and clean up the mess, President Obama is calling up a tech surge to overhaul the website, and sending the bill to the taxpayers. 
On October 1, the Obamacare exchanges opened, and suddenly 
I get opportunities to smash the mainstream narrative by appearing with other fantastic conservatives from around the country. I had the privilege of participating in the black conservative panel on Hannity recently. There I met other passionate, intelligent, caring conservatives who deal with the same pressures I deal with on a daily basis.
A Georgia law enforcement officer was arrested last week for allegedly offering to provide uniformed protection for the trafficking of methamphetamine.
As early voting kicks off in the Houston city elections, I sat down again with Bill Frazer, conservative candidate for the City of Houston Controllers Office. As the only certified public accountant in the race, Frazer is already hard at work on digging into and shining a spotlight on some of the City of Houstons biggest financial issues - pensions and debt. 
These are some things I wrote over four years ago, when the law was still being devised and I hoped would never pass. They discuss some possibilities and principles that apply to where we are: 
Ever been aimlessly perusing the internet and get sucked into watching YouTube videos? Nah, me neither. Seriously, you're bored out of your mind, surfing the net and you start watching all kinds of crazy cat videos, dumbest stuff on wheels, or world's dumbest criminals. Admit it, we have all done that a time or two. So, how does this relate to TexasGOPVote? Stay with me, I promise it does. 
