In response to media reports that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton used personal email to conduct official business, today I sent a letter to the State Department Inspector General demanding answers to specific questions as part of the ongoing investigation: Read more about Cornyn Demands Answers from State Department on Clinton Emails
I am pleased to announce an upcoming town hall meeting. I hope that you can join me for a discussion about what House conservatives are doing to cut spending, rein in the federal government and return power to the states. More importantly, I look forward to hearing and discussing your ideas and suggestions.
I like Mike Pence. He was a favorite of mine when he was in Congress, and I’ve said I could consider him as a presidential candidate. I still like him, but could consider him no more. Believe me, I understand the hurricane of pressure that came to him. I know it looked like a matter of social and political survival for him. I sorely regret that it’s come to that. Read more about Indiana Governor Mike Pence Illustrates American Liberty's Demise And Ted Cruz's Distinction
As Chairman of the Financial Institutions and Consumer Credit Subcommittee, I have made regulatory relief for Main Street a top priority. The Dodd-Frank Act’s 400+ new regulations have hit our local community banks and credit unions particularly hard. Community banks and credit unions did not cause the financial crisis but Washington’s one-size-fits-all regulations are treating them like they did. Read more about Committee Passes 11 Regulatory Relief Bills to Strengthen the Economy
The Mayor of Houston's downward spiral continues: her third and last term is fast becoming a train wreck.
The latest mistake is abandoning public pension reform that could be economically sustainable and fair to city employees while eliminating Austin from the discussion. Read more about Parker's Pension Punt
I always laugh when a poll tells us the obvious, and no surprise here, as a new CNN/ORC poll shows that most Americans, 57 percent, want the next president to undo “Change we can believe in,” and go back to the America that was.
And when you consider these polls, you must understand how they ask questions. Because the polls are misleading as the ACTUAL number of people who want the OLD America back is closer to 80 percent! Read more about Poll: People sick of Obama’s policies
A sixteen-year-old female Katy Independent School District (ISD) student is safe after being kidnapped Monday morning while waiting for school bus. The young girl’s ordeal ended after about two hours when she managed to escape using some quick thinking and a kick to the face of her captor. Residents of the west Houston suburban community were shocked at hearing about the incident. Read more about Kidnapped Texas Schoolgirl Strikes Back and Escapes Attacker
In response to media reports that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton used personal email to conduct official business, today I sent a letter to the State Department Inspector General demanding answers to specific questions as part of the ongoing investigation: 
Texas Alliance for Life was privileged to be part of a remarkable news conference at the Capitol on March 16, two days after the deadline for filing bills. 
I am pleased to announce an upcoming town hall meeting. I hope that you can join me for a discussion about what House conservatives are doing to cut spending, rein in the federal government and return power to the states. More importantly, I look forward to hearing and discussing your ideas and suggestions.
I like Mike Pence. He was a favorite of mine when he was in Congress, and I’ve said I could consider him as a presidential candidate. I still like him, but could consider him no more. Believe me, I understand the hurricane of pressure that came to him. I know it looked like a matter of social and political survival for him. I sorely regret that it’s come to that. 
As Chairman of the Financial Institutions and Consumer Credit Subcommittee, I have made regulatory relief for Main Street a top priority. The Dodd-Frank Act’s 400+ new regulations have hit our local community banks and credit unions particularly hard. Community banks and credit unions did not cause the financial crisis but Washington’s one-size-fits-all regulations are treating them like they did. 
The Mayor of Houston's downward spiral continues: her third and last term is fast becoming a train wreck.
I always laugh when a poll tells us the obvious, and no surprise here, as a new CNN/ORC poll shows that most Americans, 57 percent, want the next president to undo “Change we can believe in,” and go back to the America that was.
A sixteen-year-old female Katy Independent School District (ISD) student is safe after being kidnapped Monday morning while waiting for school bus. The young girl’s ordeal ended after about two hours when she managed to escape using some quick thinking and a kick to the face of her captor. Residents of the west Houston suburban community were shocked at hearing about the incident. 
