Friday, we celebrated Veterans Day, honoring veterans who have served our nation. That morning, I attended the Port Aransas High School Veterans Day program. In addition to honoring all of the Port Aransas veterans, this year's event was renamed to remembered its founder, Dr. Bill Lehmann, a former Air Force scientist, who passed away earlier this year at age 91. In the early 1990s, Dr. Read more about Recognizing and Remembering Our Veterans
Over the course of the past decade we have seen America go from a Country where people were interested in getting to know one another and understand each other’s differences — to one that is ruled in the press by identity politics. Read more about Why Trump Won and Why that Matters
President-Elect Donald Trump has just released a new online website entitled America Great Again. Among many other positive facets about this website are drop-down screens where the public is encouraged to share their ideas and/or to apply for positions in his administration (some 4,000 of them). The Presidential Transition and the offices involved in this transition are also explained. Read more about America Great Again
I want to say at the beginning that I hope all of the reveling in a Republican victory, control of the executive and both houses of the legislative branch and prospective conservative corrections and progress prove justified, even though there will be FAR from a filibuster-proof Senate majority. I am approaching sixty years of age as a conservative since a young boy. Read more about Dennis Prager And My Hopes as a Conservative Trump Dissenter
Today we honor our nation's veterans, from the soldiers who heeded the call to battle in World War I, to the members of the greatest generation who stormed the beaches of Normandy, to all of the brave men and women who have fought to defend our freedom both at home and abroad. We are indebted to our veterans for their unwavering service and continued commitment to protecting our great nation. Read more about Honoring Our Veterans
Donald Trump triumphed over all his enemies, the Obama administration, the shell-shocked MSM, the Republican elites and lastly, Hillary Clinton herself. I personally stayed up until after 3:00 am Wednesday morning, as so many other voters did, waiting to learn who would be America’s next Commander-in-Chief. The truth of the matter, I was wishing Trump would win but thinking maybe Hillary would come out ahead. I refused to disappoint myself after th Read more about Donald Trump Victorious over Enemies!
I feel like it’s the Fourth of July and a new era of independence from an arrogant and unresponsive federal government.
Hard-working men and women whose incomes have been flat and those looking for work have found their voice and delivered the election to someone who heard them. Americans are tired of being told what to do and think by liberal politicians and the media. Read more about Congratulations to President-Elect Trump
Friday, we celebrated Veterans Day, honoring veterans who have served our nation. That morning, I attended the Port Aransas High School Veterans Day program. In addition to honoring all of the Port Aransas veterans, this year's event was renamed to remembered its founder, Dr. Bill Lehmann, a former Air Force scientist, who passed away earlier this year at age 91. In the early 1990s, Dr. 
Over the course of the past decade we have seen America go from a Country where people were interested in getting to know one another and understand each other’s differences — to one that is ruled in the press by identity politics. 
President-Elect Donald Trump has just released a new online website entitled America Great Again. Among many other positive facets about this website are drop-down screens where the public is encouraged to share their ideas and/or to apply for positions in his administration (some 4,000 of them). The Presidential Transition and the offices involved in this transition are also explained. 
I want to say at the beginning that I hope all of the reveling in a Republican victory, control of the executive and both houses of the legislative branch and prospective conservative corrections and progress prove justified, even though there will be FAR from a filibuster-proof Senate majority. I am approaching sixty years of age as a conservative since a young boy. 
Today we honor our nation's veterans, from the soldiers who heeded the call to battle in World War I, to the members of the greatest generation who stormed the beaches of Normandy, to all of the brave men and women who have fought to defend our freedom both at home and abroad. We are indebted to our veterans for their unwavering service and continued commitment to protecting our great nation. 
Donald Trump triumphed over all his enemies, the Obama administration, the shell-shocked MSM, the Republican elites and lastly, Hillary Clinton herself. I personally stayed up until after 3:00 am Wednesday morning, as so many other voters did, waiting to learn who would be America’s next Commander-in-Chief. The truth of the matter, I was wishing Trump would win but thinking maybe Hillary would come out ahead. I refused to disappoint myself after th 
U.S. Senator John Cornyn and I announced today that they will introduce companion resolutions in the Senate and House commemorating the 75thAnniversary of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. 
Trump’s victory in the Presidential election is a tremendous political upset. The biggest issue raised by Trump was immigration—and he 
I feel like it’s the Fourth of July and a new era of independence from an arrogant and unresponsive federal government.
