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.
Tag Archives: Texas
November’s Constitutional Amendments Recommendations
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick advocates for the approval of all 17 ballot propositions, each backed by Texas Republicans. Key propositions include funding for educational programs, tax exemptions related to capital gains and properties, bail reforms, and protections for veterans’ families. Voter eligibility mandates U.S. citizenship, emphasizing parental rights in education.
Texas Public Schools: Funding the Present while Ignoring the Future
The American economy’s future revolves around declining birth rates and their impact on public education. By 2030, older demographics will outnumber children, leading to budget challenges in schools. Factors such as abortion access and economic pressures contribute to lower fertility rates, prompting families to seek alternatives to public schooling.
Dallas Crime: Correlation ≠ Causation
During a Dallas City Council discussion over a proposed charter amendment to increase the number of Dallas Police Department officers, Council Members Paula Blackmon and Gay Donnell Willis expressed concerns, correlating an increase in police with higher crime rates. However, crime in Dallas is influenced by various factors beyond police numbers, including illegal immigration, drug-related crime, and family structure. There is a need for informed citizen involvement and prayer for wise leaders.
Bible Study: Droughts in Texas
Texans benefit from essential rainfall filling reservoirs for water distribution. El Niño causes rainfall over the southern USA by transporting water vapor from the Pacific Ocean. While science looks for answers to global warming, the Founding Fathers believed in God’s sovereignty over nature. Modern climate science seeks answers but idolizing human control over nature is considered a sin.
Some Like It Hot
“The wonderful thing about standards is that there are so many of them to choose from.” Admiral Grace Murray Hopper (1906-1992) My son, a genuine scientist and tenured college professor, once told me scientists say, “I found it because I believed it was there.” The climate alarmists only find what they want to find. My …
School Board and Bond Elections Are No Longer Non-Partisan — Here’s Why
In 2023, Justin Holland and his ‘fraternity’ oppose School Choice in Rockwall ISD. His ‘fraternity’ say they believe the district offers excellent education, but fear losing funds to school vouchers, contradictory positions. This has turned non-partisan elections into a partisan issue, with Democrats and neocons against School Choice, while Republicans support it. School Choice addresses poor education in Democrat-run metropolitan areas. The Dallas ISD’s LGBTQ program highlights this divide, drawing attention to the Democratic Party’s ties to LGBTQ causes and the LGBTQ agenda’s perceived greed and perversion.
Texas Public Education: Semantics, Ignorance of History, and Prejudice
Texas has a history and a duty to provide free public education for immigrant children, kindergarten through twelfth grade. As stated in the Texas Constitution, free public schools are essential to the preservation of the liberties and rights of all people. The Fourteenth Amendment, Section 1, assures equal protection of the laws to all persons.
Bible Study: To The Jew First
This is a call for Christians to love, respect, and serve Jews in your community. Who are the Jews? 1 When the Lord your God brings you into the land which you are entering to possess and has driven out many nations before you, the Hittites and the Girgashites and the Amorites and the Canaanites and the …
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 