Last night, citizens exercised their right to protest in the streets of Dallas. As always, Peace Officers were standing nearby, protecting civilians so that they could exercise their First Amendment right.
The welfare system is a welfare hustle for the most part. Sure there are those who need welfare. I suggest that less than 10 percent of Americans at any given time really need welfare.
It is abundantly clear that Attorney General Lynch has not acted in the best interest of the American people and has not remained neutral throughout this entire investigation. Last week’s secret meeting with Hillary Clinton’s husband and today’s misguided decision to not pursue criminal charges encourages the Clinton’s delusional belief that they are above the law. Read more about Loretta Lynch Decision on Clinton Makes a Mockery of our Justice System
A little longer than a year ago, two Islamic State-inspired terrorists, clad in body armor and armed with assault rifles and 1,500 rounds of ammunition, drove up to the Curtis Culwell Center in Garland to kill as many people as possible. Fortunately, law enforcement immediately took action and the terrorists were killed before they could step foot inside and open fire on the estimated 150 people there. Read more about Allow the FBI to Track Terrorists Online
Last night, citizens exercised their right to protest in the streets of Dallas. As always, Peace Officers were standing nearby, protecting civilians so that they could exercise their First Amendment right.
Last Friday the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) published 
The welfare system is a welfare hustle for the most part. Sure there are those who need welfare. I suggest that less than 10 percent of Americans at any given time really need welfare.
It is abundantly clear that Attorney General Lynch has not acted in the best interest of the American people and has not remained neutral throughout this entire investigation. Last week’s secret meeting with Hillary Clinton’s husband and today’s misguided decision to not pursue criminal charges encourages the Clinton’s delusional belief that they are above the law. 
A little longer than a year ago, two Islamic State-inspired terrorists, clad in body armor and armed with assault rifles and 1,500 rounds of ammunition, drove up to the Curtis Culwell Center in Garland to kill as many people as possible. Fortunately, law enforcement immediately took action and the terrorists were killed before they could step foot inside and open fire on the estimated 150 people there. 
Today on the Senate floor I called for the release of the FBI’s interview of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton as part of their investigation into her use of an unsecured, private email server. 
Last week, the Supreme Court announced its ruling in United States v. Texas. 
