There is a profound truth that often gets ignored in the haze of political warfare. Sometime, in order to actually get something done, you have to work WITH the other side! Wow, what a concept! It is easy to just hate the other side and say, "When we get back in power, we will fix everything!" But life for those in need of work still goes on. They can't wait till 2016 for a paycheck. Yet, for some reason, we can't see past our hatred of the other side to realize we must work with the party in power to solve problems. Read more about Is it Time to Put Partisan Politics Aside and Actually Get Something Done?
If the government can’t get enough support from lawmakers to ban guns, ammunition control is the next best avenue for accomplishing the mission.
Once this primary Lead Smelter closes in December, entirely domestic manufacture of conventional ammunition, from raw ore to finished cartridge, will be
If residents of San Antonio don’t wake up to the reality of what is overtaking their city, there won’t be any resemblance to the quite conservative place I call my hometown. San Antonio is not alone in the ‘dumbing down’ or perversion of the arts. Read more about Anti-Catholic Art Alive and Well in San Antonio
Richardson, Texas—Today, Major General Albert C. “Al” Zapanta (US Army, Retired) announced his endorsement of conservative leader Adryana Boyne in the Republican race for the District 102 seat in the Texas House of Representatives.
General Zapanta is currently the President and Chief Executive Officer of the United States-Mexico Chamber of Commerce where he is responsible for operations in 14 regional offices in the United States and six in Mexico. Zapanta has held numerous presidential appointments, including a White House fellowship in 1973-74 and a Senate-confirmed assistant secretary
In my former life, I was a criminal court judge for 22 years and spent 8 years as a prosecutor in Texas. Child abusers are the worst criminals in our society. But too often the justice system ignores the victim. So Congressman Jim Costa (D-CA) and I founded the Victims' Rights Caucus. The VRC is currently focused on combating human trafficking.
This topic is of particular interest to me because my hometown of Houston, Texas is unfortunately a hub for this despicable crime.
Even though the Administration had three years to prepare for the launch of the government website where millions of Americans will be compelled to buy health insurance under ObamaCare, HealthCare.gov has been “live” for almost a month and there seems to be no end in sight to its problems. Since October 1, Americans have run into widespread amounts of glitches and error messages on the site, and millions have been unable to sign up as was advertised. It’s clear the online rollout
Monday night brought a record turnout for Houston City Elections Early Voting, much from traditional Democrat parts of Houston. Time to crank up the GOTV effort Precinct Chairs! As early voting was about to begin, I sat down again with City Council At Large Position #3 Candidate, Michael Kubosh to discuss transparency in government. As you can imagine, after his dealings with the City of Houston on the Red Light Camera issue, this is an issue he is very passionate about as you will see in the interview below. Read more about Houston City Elections - Early Voting Underway - Michael Kubosh Discusses Transparency in Government
Fact: Texas Attorney General Candidates Ken Paxton and Dan Branch voted in 2005 to FORCE Texans to get a Smart Meter and FORCED Texans to pay for them. The laws they voted to approve reveal the shocking truth that even they cannot deny. They passed laws that specifically forced the Public Utility Commission of Texas (PUCT) to implement Smart Meters and to create a fee for Texans to pay for them. Texas Attorney General Candidate Barry Smitherman is the only candidate in the race who has listened to the outcry from conservatives and in response, has teamed up with conservatives in the Texas Legislature, like State Rep. David Simpson, to try to amend the law and make Smart Meters optional instead of mandatory. Read more about Smart Meters FORCED onto Texans by Ken Paxton and Dan Branch – TRUTH REVEALED – Votes Don’t Lie
Still unwilling to admit that the launch of Healthcare.gov has been an embarrassing failure, the White House has announced that the penalty for not purchasing health insurance may be delayed “by up to six weeks.” This means that we have another few weeks before we’re forced into what has become the most visible vehicle for government overreach since the New Deal.
After three years, Obamacare still isn’t ready for primetime; in fact, after hundreds of millions of dollars the
There is a profound truth that often gets ignored in the haze of political warfare. Sometime, in order to actually get something done, you have to work WITH the other side! Wow, what a concept! It is easy to just hate the other side and say, "When we get back in power, we will fix everything!" But life for those in need of work still goes on. They can't wait till 2016 for a paycheck. Yet, for some reason, we can't see past our hatred of the other side to realize we must work with the party in power to solve problems. 
If the government can’t get enough support from lawmakers to ban guns, ammunition control is the next best avenue for accomplishing the mission.
Richardson, Texas—Today, Major General Albert C. “Al” Zapanta (US Army, Retired) announced his endorsement of conservative leader Adryana Boyne in the Republican race for the District 102 seat in the Texas House of Representatives.
In the wake of 
In my former life, I was a criminal court judge for 22 years and spent 8 years as a prosecutor in Texas. Child abusers are the worst criminals in our society. But too often the justice system ignores the victim. So Congressman Jim Costa (D-CA) and I founded the Victims' Rights Caucus. The VRC is currently focused on combating human trafficking.
Even though the Administration had three years to prepare for the launch of the government website where millions of Americans will be compelled to buy health insurance under ObamaCare, HealthCare.gov has been “live” for almost a month and there seems to be no end in sight to its problems. Since October 1, Americans have run into widespread amounts of glitches and error messages on the site, and millions have been unable to sign up as was advertised. It’s clear the online rollout
Monday night brought a record turnout for Houston City Elections Early Voting, much from traditional Democrat parts of Houston. Time to crank up the GOTV effort Precinct Chairs! As early voting was about to begin, I sat down again with City Council At Large Position #3 Candidate, Michael Kubosh to discuss transparency in government. As you can imagine, after his dealings with the City of Houston on the Red Light Camera issue, this is an issue he is very passionate about as you will see in the interview below. 
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Still unwilling to admit that the launch of Healthcare.gov has been an embarrassing failure, the White House has announced that the penalty for not purchasing health insurance may be delayed “by up to six weeks.” This means that we have another few weeks before we’re forced into what has become the most visible vehicle for government overreach since the New Deal.
