The Donald released his first Anti-Hillary attack ad Wednesday – and while it may come as no surprise that it’s demeaning to women – the use of Vladimir Putin is a bit of a bizarre touch.
Between March 8th and March 12th, we witnessed the path we are traveling politically, and it isn’t pretty. It began when a Breitbart reporter was forced to the ground by Trump's campaign manager Corey Lewandowski. A simple apology would have sufficed since Breitbart has been one of leadership for the Trump candidacy and Trump’s nationalist populism. Corey Lewandowski called Ms. Read more about The Collapse of Civility
We began March by honoring Texas Independence Day and the fall of the Alamo. Reading about Texas history is one of my favorite past times. It’s what makes us unique as Texans. It’s what makes us proud. The history of our independence and 9 years as a sovereign nation explains a lot about the independent streak that runs through all Texans. It is not just a state of mind for Texans; it’s a way of life.
Much has been written about this illusory Donald Trump that America has been witnessing right before our eyes through the media. All we read, hear and see is about this man called Trump, the frontrunner for the Republican Party presidential nomination. He is everything you told your children not to be. Read more about The Illusory Donald Trump
Nobody loves an underdog story as much as I do, and Ted Cruz's story was that of an underdog in his bid for US Senate. I supported him when he had 2% name ID in the polls against David Dewhurst back in 2012. Dewhurst was predicted to win. By a lot. The grassroots rallied around Ted because we needed Ted in the Senate badly. Read more about Ted Cruz: The fight for Liberty Never Ends
The Oversight Subcommittee today held a hearing titled “Racing to Regulate: EPA’s Latest Overreach on Amateur Drivers” to review proposed Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regulations targeting amateur racecars and parts suppliers. Read more about EPA Racing to Regulate Amateur Racecars
The death of Nancy Reagan ended an era and is a reminder of a better era where politicians were statesmen and stateswomen: giants who ended a cold war without a nuclear exchange and gave the next generation a chance to rebuild the world while engineering an economic prosperity that lasted over two decades. Read more about The Death of Nancy Reagan and the End of an Era
A Maryland police officer was killed Sunday afternoon while responding to a call of shots fired at his police station. The shots were apparently designed to lure officers in for an ambush. Read more about Maryland Cop Killed in Police Station Ambush
Six days ago 2,500 people attended a Fox News/Megyn Kelly Town Hall meeting with Ted Cruz in Raleigh, North Carolina. I arrived at 10:30 with a Cruz Field Director to a sea of overflow supporters. As we walked through the line, we heard buzzing conversations of people who had waited from 8:00 AM, many traveling Texas-like distances to hear him speak. Senator Cruz’s thunderous standing ovations are commonplace in Texas. Read more about Tar Heel State Gives Ted Cruz Texas Welcome
The political class is awash in self-serving theories to explain the rise of Donald Trump. Tim Carney 
Between March 8th and March 12th, we witnessed the path we are traveling politically, and it isn’t pretty. It began when a Breitbart reporter was forced to the ground by Trump's campaign manager Corey Lewandowski. A simple apology would have sufficed since Breitbart has been one of leadership for the Trump candidacy and Trump’s nationalist populism. Corey Lewandowski called Ms. 
Nobody loves an underdog story as much as I do, and Ted Cruz's story was that of an underdog in his bid for US Senate. I supported him when he had 2% name ID in the polls against David Dewhurst back in 2012. Dewhurst was predicted to win. By a lot. The grassroots rallied around Ted because we needed Ted in the Senate badly. 
The Oversight Subcommittee today held a 
The death of Nancy Reagan ended an era and is a reminder of a better era where politicians were statesmen and stateswomen: giants who ended a cold war without a nuclear exchange and gave the next generation a chance to rebuild the world while engineering an economic prosperity that lasted over two decades. 
A Maryland police officer was killed Sunday afternoon while responding to a call of shots fired at his police station. The shots were apparently designed to lure officers in for an ambush. 
Six days ago 2,500 people attended a Fox News/Megyn Kelly Town Hall meeting with Ted Cruz in Raleigh, North Carolina. I arrived at 10:30 with a Cruz Field Director to a sea of overflow supporters. As we walked through the line, we heard buzzing conversations of people who had waited from 8:00 AM, many traveling Texas-like distances to hear him speak. Senator Cruz’s thunderous standing ovations are commonplace in Texas. 
