Guess what, since 2016, there have been nearly 90 studies showing what common sense dictates: that there is nothing unusual, nothing unprecedented or remarkable about today’s climate when seen in the context of historical records. One study observed, “1970-2000 was colder than the last stages of the Little Ice Age.” Let that sink in. The last thirds of the 20th century match the temperature coming out of the Little Ice Age some two centuries previous. Read more about Update on Climate Change Science
Accompanied by his wife, Happy, five of their nine children and numerous supporters, Patrick von Dohlen filed as a candidate for San Antonio city council District 9. His independent, strong voice will resonate well with the people of his district by bringing transparency and trustworthiness to city government. Von Dohlen is a native Texan, a graduate of Texas A&M University and a San Antonio resident since 1997. Read more about SA District 9 Needs Strong Voice... that voice is PATRICK Von DOHLEN!
For the past eight years, we have seen something not seen since the Hoover Administration: no year in which economic growth has hit the 3% mark. We have had a recovery but it is the slowest on record and it was not fast enough or high enough to help millions of Americans increase their wages and income. Millions of Americans were left behind in this recovery and many workers in their prime could not get jobs. Read more about Economic Freedom Matters
I rise today to pay tribute to my friend, Chief Alan Bragg, who is retiring after serving a distinguished 45 years in educational law enforcement. He is a lifetime member of what I referred to as the Poe-leece. It is an informal organization made up of long-time friends in Texas’ law enforcement community. It is an honor to pay tribute to Chief Bragg as he retires on June 30, 2017 as Chief of Police at Cypress-Fairbanks ISD Police Department. Read more about Honoring Chief Alan Bragg: 45 Years in Educational Law Enforcement
Today on the Senate floor, I previewed next week’s hearing for Judge Neil Gorsuch, President Trump’s nominee to be Associate Justice of the Supreme Court. Excerpts of Sen. Cornyn’s remarks are below, and video of his remarks can be found here. Read more about Cornyn Previews Gorsuch Hearing
Guess what, since 2016, there have been nearly 90 studies showing what common sense dictates: that there is nothing unusual, nothing unprecedented or remarkable about today’s climate when seen in the context of historical records. One study observed, “1970-2000 was colder than the last stages of the Little Ice Age.” Let that sink in. The last thirds of the 20th century match the temperature coming out of the Little Ice Age some two centuries previous. 
Accompanied by his wife, Happy, five of their nine children and numerous supporters, Patrick von Dohlen filed as a candidate for San Antonio city council District 9. His independent, strong voice will resonate well with the people of his district by bringing transparency and trustworthiness to city government. Von Dohlen is a native Texan, a graduate of Texas A&M University and a San Antonio resident since 1997. 
Original Pizza in Broomfield, Colorado, has been in business since the 1990s. Now they are being sued. 
For the past eight years, we have seen something not seen since the Hoover Administration: no year in which economic growth has hit the 3% mark. We have had a recovery but it is the slowest on record and it was not fast enough or high enough to help millions of Americans increase their wages and income. Millions of Americans were left behind in this recovery and many workers in their prime could not get jobs. 
I rise today to pay tribute to my friend, Chief Alan Bragg, who is retiring after serving a distinguished 45 years in educational law enforcement. He is a lifetime member of what I referred to as the Poe-leece. It is an informal organization made up of long-time friends in Texas’ law enforcement community. It is an honor to pay tribute to Chief Bragg as he retires on June 30, 2017 as Chief of Police at Cypress-Fairbanks ISD Police Department. 
Today on the Senate floor, I previewed next week’s hearing for Judge Neil Gorsuch, President Trump’s nominee to be Associate Justice of the Supreme Court. Excerpts of Sen. Cornyn’s remarks are below, and video of his remarks can be found 
When leftists say a scholar has been “discredited,” you should translate this as: “He says things that displease us.” 
