Issues

It is finally almost here and time to vote. Early voting begins October 21 and ends November 1. Election day is November 5.

Are you (if you are a voter in Harris County [Houston] Texas) tired of the corruption (housing built next to a toxic waste site), the Harris County Health Department head (making $350,000 a year and holding another six-figure job in California) which is a tip of the scandal and the elevate strategies scam.

The Biden-Harris administration track record on inflation is poor. Since August 2021 the aggregate rate of inflation was 25.348% per Trunflation.com.  For our readers, you know what it cost you for food, housing, utilities, transportation and all are up that much or more.

Let’s have a campaign on issues, not demonization. In Texas, the recent Hobby Center poll shows the most important issues influencing the 2024 Presidential Vote Decision for Likely Votes: 66% say border security and immigration, inflation, the economy, and the future of U.S. democracy.

The US labor market has been appallingly weak per Bloomberg, with most of the jobs “gained” in 2023 and meant to signal how strong the Biden “recovery” has been, about to be revised away and more shockingly, all the job growth in the past few years has gone to illegal aliens.

Some of Tuesday’s primary runoff elections were decided by the slimmest of margins, proving once again that every vote counts, especially in low turnout elections.

The following is an insightful and realistic look at the state of the Republican Party of Texas, by Matt Mackowiak.

The Harris County Appraisal District Board election drew around 4% turnout—very disappointing! Is it asking too much to expect conservatives to take the time to vote?

FEDERAL DEBT IS A BIG PROBLEM – Incredibly the debt for this fiscal year since 10/1/23 is already $1.1 trillion. The overall debt is now over $35 trillion, up $2 trillion in the last year.

Ten Years ago on April 15, 2014, former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld included a letter with his tax return bemoaning the complicated tax code that he admitted he did not understand and that, in his opinion, most Americans did not understand.