Volume VII Number 14 – September 22, 2008
TCR can report to you about interesting developments in the SD 17 (Janek) open primary seat for November.
TCR can report to you about interesting developments in the SD 17 (Janek) open primary seat for November.
So, a liberal federal judge who in the past has hogtied Texas and mandates big time spending finds the bilingual education system is not performing.
If anyone wondered whether government is the answer to solve our energy problems, their track record is dismal.
The Republican convention came to Houston and went, and unlike the Yankees sweep of the Astros there were some positives, but also areas of concern and lost opportunities.
It seems like déjà vu all over again. The 2008 Republican State convention is here and the grassroots are restless yet again.
With spot oil prices rising to over $125 a barrel and gas prices at or approaching $4 a gallon, you may wonder how this is happening.
Recent polling indicates that the GOP is uniting behind our nominee, John McCain, that’s the good news.
For over a decade, Texans for Lawsuit Reform has fought to level the playing field in our civil judicial system.
March 4th has come and gone and now it’s time to review the lessons to be learned.
As we move into the March 4th primaries, conservatives are wondering what are the twelve key races for conservatives in this year’s primary in Texas?
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