Just when you thought the scandal over wasteful spending at Obama’s General Services Administration (GSA) couldn’t get any worse, new reports indicate that the Obama agency created fake, “jackass awards” in order to hold taxpayer-funded dinners at its now-infamously lavish conferences: Read more about Dems Win Jackass Award for Waste
The Bible say, “Seek ye first the Kingdom of God, and all these things shall be added onto you.” Many people believe that the Kingdom of God can be found through religion. Jesus said, “There would be those that came after him, who would be using his name but that they would be wolves in sheep’s clothing.” Is it possible to be religious and at the same time be ungodly? The men who crashed the planes into the Twin Towers were very religious, but were they Godly?
In South Dallas, we have more churches per square block than any other part of the city and yet we have the highest crime rate and the highest police presence. Could it be that we seek religion instead of God first? Read more about God vs Religion
When Conservatives decide not to vote for Republican candidates, Republicans lose. Conservatives lose. The Democrats, socialists, and atheists win. Obama wins.
Where Republicans voted in 2008, we won new offices. Where they voted in 2010, we won majorities. Conservatives made the difference in the winning races and in the lost races.
The media, driven by the Democratic left, has been nearly saturated with the administration’s call for the tax system to be more “fair”. Their clarion call of course, is that bazillionaires like George Soros (D), Al Gore (D), Michael Bloomberg (D), Bill and Melinda Gates (Ds), Nancy Pelosi (D), Mark Zuckerberg (D), Warren Buffet (D), David and Charles Koch (Rs), should pay more of their “fair share” of taxes. Tax the Rich (Rs)! However, that same media and Democratic hard left conveniently leaves out critical definitions of just what “fair” is and what tax rates would achieve this presumed fairness. Read more about What is the Meaning of “Fair” (Taxes)?
By now you have likely viewed the video made by James O’Keefe as part of his Project Veritas, in which a Washington D.C. Election Clerk offers a Caucasian undercover conservative activist the opportunity to vote as Eric Holder, the United States Attorney General, who is black. (The same AG who said that in-person voter fraud is not a problem in our country—as
Rep. John Culberson (TX-07) recently received the US Chamber of Commerce’s prestigious “Spirit of Enterprise” award. This award is given annually to members of Congress based on rankings it gives for key business votes outlined in its yearly publication, How They Voted. This is the 22nd year that the U.S. Chamber has formally honored the accomplishments of this select group of members of Congress. Congressman Culberson has proudly received this annual award since 2002. Read more about Rep. John Culberson receives US Chamber’s Spirit of Enterprise Award for the 112th Congress
RPT - Starting this Saturday, April 14th, Texas Republicans will begin assembling in various counties across the state to conduct County & District Republican Conventions. The process will also continue next Saturday, April 21st, for counties which have chosen to hold their conventions on that date. Read more about County & District Conventions Begin This Saturday!
HOUSTON — In advance of Tax Day, U.S. Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, today announced the introduction of comprehensive legislation to assist small business owners and taxpayers in cutting through IRS red tape. Sen. Cornyn’s Small Business Taxpayer Bill of Rights Act of 2012 would lower compliance burdens for taxpayers, strengthen taxpayer protections, compensate taxpayers for IRS abuses, and improve taxpayer access to the tax court. Read more about Cornyn Announces Small Business Taxpayer Bill of Rights in Houston
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Texas will have a new Senator next year now that Kay Bailey Hutchinson will be retiring. This race, along with many other races, has probably been overshadowed by the Presidential race. 
The Bible say, “Seek ye first the Kingdom of God, and all these things shall be added onto you.” Many people believe that the Kingdom of God can be found through religion. Jesus said, “There would be those that came after him, who would be using his name but that they would be wolves in sheep’s clothing.” Is it possible to be religious and at the same time be ungodly? The men who crashed the planes into the Twin Towers were very religious, but were they Godly?
Conservatives are at it again: shooting our own.
The media, driven by the Democratic left, has been nearly saturated with the administration’s call for the tax system to be more “fair”. Their clarion call of course, is that bazillionaires like 
Last summer I wrote about the negative economic impact being experienced by states like Georgia and Alabama which had implemented harsh, Arizona style immigration laws and how Texas had "
By now you have likely viewed the 
Rep. John Culberson (TX-07) recently received the US Chamber of Commerce’s prestigious “Spirit of Enterprise” award. This award is given annually to members of Congress based on rankings it gives for key business votes outlined in its yearly publication, How They Voted. This is the 22nd year that the U.S. Chamber has formally honored the accomplishments of this select group of members of Congress. Congressman Culberson has proudly received this annual award since 2002. 
HOUSTON — In advance of Tax Day, U.S. Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, today announced the introduction of comprehensive legislation to assist small business owners and taxpayers in cutting through IRS red tape. Sen. Cornyn’s Small Business Taxpayer Bill of Rights Act of 2012 would lower compliance burdens for taxpayers, strengthen taxpayer protections, compensate taxpayers for IRS abuses, and improve taxpayer access to the tax court. 
