Democrats and RINOs are working together to defeat Conservatives in Primary Elections. What can you do to ensure that Conservative Republicans are elected?

After Attorney General Ken Paxton was exonerated in his Texas Senate impeachment trial, it left many wondering what was going to happen next. AG Paxton went to work recruiting people to run against Speaker of the House Dade Phelan, his so called “Dirty Dozen,” and any other House members who followed Phelan over the cliff and voted for impeachment.

Republican Precinct Chairs and concerned citizens attended the Nov. 15 Shenandoah City Council meeting to express concerns about false statements made by Chairman Bryan Christ against the County Executive Committee and the Republican Party of Texas at the October City Council meeting.

The Montgomery County Republican Party held its third fundraising event of the biennium on November 6. It was another great success thanks to over 60 golfing participants, 20 sponsors, and 20 volunteers. Congratulations to the award winners!

The November 7 Joint Election determined changes to the Texas Constitution. Some voters also chose whether to approve bond proposals and elected local government officials. Here are the results.

As part of the November 7 Election, voters approved the amendment implementing the property tax relief package passed by the Texas Legislature during the second special session. Five groups of taxpayers will be affected.

Board meeting Tues, Nov 14, 6pm. This is an opportunity show up and if led, speak up to show your support to enact a serious policy to remove explicit and inappropriate books from our schools.

While grassroots Conservatives are at the polls working hard to get Republicans elected, members of Chairman Bryan Christ’s splinter group are once again providing false information to the public to confuse voters, helping a proven Democrat in her campaign.

Status of legislative action in the third special session of the 88th Texas Legislature, including bills passed, upcoming hearings and floor votes, and bills to watch…

Have you voted yet?  If not, take note of a few points before you decide to give CISD access to more of your property taxes, after just winning a reprieve in the Texas Legislature. 

The U.S. House of Representatives has passed a $14.3 billion appropriations bill to support Israel in its war to defend itself against Hamas and the broader regions populated by jihadists. Fiscal conservatives may be dismayed at this move, but take note of a couple of things that may explain the strategy of new House Speaker Mike Johnson.