Sometimes in the heat of a discussion, one can make a statement that doesn’t come out right. I criticize Rick Wilson for his statement on MSNBC, “The screamers on the AltRight who love Trump are mostly childless single men who masturbate to anime.” We had a series of exchanges about what he said and meant. His point is that he was referring to a small group of extremists infecting the Trump campaign. Read more about Who is Nixon and Who is Reagan in 2016 Presidential Election?
The U.S. Supreme Court decided to consider a challenge to HB 2, the pro-life law passed by wide margins in the Texas House and Senate and signed into law by then-Gov. Rick Perry in July 2013. That case is known as Whole Woman’s Health v. Cole. The lead plaintiff runs a chain of abortion facilities in Texas, New Mexico, and other states. They are challenging two key safety components of HB 2. Read more about Attack on HB 2 Goes to the U.S. Supreme Court
The Republican establishment is quite confusing to understand. First, they fear the upcoming Trump Revolution, but it is now becoming even more apparent that the establishment is making its peace with Trump. Read more about Will Trump and the Establishment Get Married?
Very simply, this political season has been the craziest thing that certainly I've ever seen, and probably that has ever been in America. Read more about The Three-Ring Circus
This week, I voted on legislation to end the 40-year old ban on crude oil exports, permanently allow Texans to deduct their state and local sales taxes, increase defense spending to combat ISIS and radical Islamic terror and provide care for our veterans and 9/11 first responders. The legislation also guts many of the Administration’s unconstitutional actions and political priorities (detailed list below). Read more about The ‘Omnibus’ Explained
There is one rule that political strategists should follow in persuading voters, in particular if you are working in a party primary and you either want one guy nominated or another guy not nominated, don’t insult the voters of the opponents you oppose. You might need them in the General Election. Rick Wilson, who is a Republican strategist and is Trump’s opponent, broke that rule in spectacular fashion. Read more about How Not to Win
I released the following statement after reintroducing S. 929, the Vietnam Human Rights Sanctions Act, which would impose sanctions and travel restrictions on Vietnamese nationals who are complicit in human rights abuses against other Vietnamese. 
Sometimes in the heat of a discussion, one can make a statement that doesn’t come out right. I criticize Rick Wilson for his statement on MSNBC, “The screamers on the AltRight who love Trump are mostly childless single men who masturbate to anime.” We had a series of exchanges about what he said and meant. His point is that he was referring to a small group of extremists infecting the Trump campaign. 
The U.S. Supreme Court decided to consider a challenge to HB 2, the pro-life law passed by wide margins in the Texas House and Senate and signed into law by then-Gov. Rick Perry in July 2013. That case is known as Whole Woman’s Health v. Cole. The lead plaintiff runs a chain of abortion facilities in Texas, New Mexico, and other states. They are challenging two key safety components of HB 2. 
The Republican establishment is quite confusing to understand. First, they fear the upcoming Trump Revolution, but it is now becoming even more apparent that the establishment is making its peace with Trump. 
Very simply, this political season has been the craziest thing that certainly I've ever seen, and probably that has ever been in America. 
This week, I voted on legislation to end the 40-year old ban on crude oil exports, permanently allow Texans to deduct their state and local sales taxes, increase defense spending to combat ISIS and radical Islamic terror and provide care for our veterans and 9/11 first responders. The legislation also guts many of the Administration’s unconstitutional actions and political priorities (detailed list below). 
There is one rule that political strategists should follow in persuading voters, in particular if you are working in a party primary and you either want one guy nominated or another guy not nominated, don’t insult the voters of the opponents you oppose. You might need them in the General Election. Rick Wilson, who is a Republican strategist and is Trump’s opponent, broke that rule in spectacular fashion. 
