Senator Bob Hall has taken significant actions to enhance Texas’s electric grid security, reform elections, combat corruption, and uphold medical freedom. He has passed various legislation, including the Heartbeat Bill, school choice funding, and protections against human trafficking. Additionally, he has addressed property rights and disaster relief measures for affected communities.
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Constitutional Minute—The State of Texas
The U.S. Constitution is the supreme law, framing federal and state authority. Texas operates under its own expansive constitution. Civic engagement is crucial for safeguarding freedoms, echoing José Martí’s belief in independent thought. Republican clubs in Rockwall County promote voter education and personal connections, fostering informed civic participation.
Birthright Citizenship: Clarified to the Point of a Paused Uncertainty
The post discusses critical milestones in American history related to slavery, including the Civil War, the Emancipation Proclamation, and the Thirteenth and Fourteenth Amendments. It highlights the significance of the Wong Kim Ark case, emphasizing that the Citizenship Clause was originally only intended to protect the offspring of slaves.
The United Nations: United for What Cause? This is the Question.
The UN General Assembly has demanded Israel end its presence in the Occupied Palestinian Territory. Accusations against UNRWA highlight its alleged support for Hamas, raising concerns about its operations in Gaza. The UN is criticized for selective condemnations, notably failing to address China’s human rights violations while condemning Israel’s defensive actions against Iranian proxies.
Ignorance of American History and Jurisprudence Spawns Tyranny
The writer and his wife were denied entry to the American Journey Museum in Las Colinas due to the anti-gun policy in the lobby. They argue that such measures only affect law-abiding citizens and discuss incidents related to firearms in public places. They question whether public figures such as Glenn Beck support anti-gun measures. Attorney General Ken Paxton has challenged the legality of a firearms policy at the Texas State Fair.
Impending Recession: Analyst Speculations and Economic Impact
The U.S. economy faces a recession, prompting uncertainty among Americans. Analysts debate potential Fed actions, while JPMorgan Chase predicts a recession by year-end. Modern Monetary Theory challenges conventional economics, advocating government control over currency. Inflation negatively impacts US households, emphasizing the importance of conservative fiscal policies. Gold remains a reliable wealth standard amidst economic fluctuations.
Child Prostitution, Inc. — Joe Biden can say, “I did that!”
Robby Starbuck’s Twitter video reveals shocking allegations of child trafficking and government corruption in Guatemala. The interview exposes US involvement and questionable financial transactions, implicating high-profile figures and NGOs. The Biden administration’s role in illegal immigration and criminal activity is brought to light, raising concerns about exploitation and manipulation in Guatemala.
In the Age of Information, Ignorance is a Choice
Advocates of church-state separation are ignorant of mankind’s history. The First Amendment does not bar Christian participation in government. The Bill of Rights empowers citizens to oversee and correct government, protecting from tyranny. Plato and Asimov criticize the ignorance and lack of critical thinking in leadership. Luke the Evangelist calls for repentance from ignorance.
Societal and Governmental Tipping Point, By The Numbers
John Adams famously said Americans divided into three equal groups: the staunch Patriots, the Loyalists, and those remaining neutral. Yet a better estimate would put Loyalists at about 20 percent of the population. These were the colonists who were ultimately willing to fight for the Loyalist cause, or at least to publicly express their loyalism …
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What does it mean when one leftist Democrat runs against another leftist Democrat?
Incumbent State Senator Nathan Johnson has an opponent from his own party, incumbent State Representative Victoria Neave Criado. The two attemptto persuade voters to vote for the candidate who is more Democrat than the other. I suggest an alternative: Republican candidate Brandon Copeland who will represent ALL the people of Senate District 16 in Dallas County.
John N. White 