Many Texans are turning to dangerous heat sources amid widespread power outages caused by the winter storm, leading to more than 900 carbon monoxide poisoning cases in the state. The Houston Fire Department reported over 300 calls related to carbon monoxide poisoning as of today. Across Memorial Hermann Health System hospitals, there’s been 100 such…
Christian and a conservative Texas State Representative Kyle Biedermann (R), serves the district covering Fredericksburg, New Braunfels and Boerne in Gillespie, Comal and Kendall counties. Re-elected in Nov. 2020 by an astonishing 74.8% of votes in his race, Biedermann has been promoting the popular idea of Texas returning to its status as an independent republic.…
The Texas Office of the Attorney General in Austin announced on January 19, 2021 that they have recovered $1.2 billion in civil litigation between fiscal year 2015 and fiscal year 2020, an average of over $200 million for each year. “This recovery total was gathered from collections in cases involving administrative law, consumer protection, antitrust,…
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#1 in our Accounts of the Old West series. The “27 Club” refers to the famous who died way too early at the age of 27. In modern days Jimi Hendrix, Curt Cobain, Janis Joplin, Robert Johnson, Jim Morrison, Brian Jones, and Amy Winehouse are renowned “members.” Following a train robbery outside of Big Springs,…
Retired US Army Lieutenant Colonel Allen West speaks about the Republican Party of Texas strategy. West in the Chairman. “The next vital play comes with the redistricting of political office districts that only comes every 10 years. Since we maintained a strong majority in both the Texas House and Senate, we control this process. This…
Texas Republican Party Chairman Allen West discusses the upcoming GOP strategy in the Lone Star State: “The real issue from the 2020 election cycle has less to do with mythical beasts — like the Kracken — and, more with the understanding as to how the left enveloped Republican State legislatures. The left targeted and encircled…
While much focus was on the January 6, 2021 events unfolding in Washington D.C., Robert Oberlender, of Natalia, Texas, journaled his trip to the Stop the Steal March at the Lone Star State’s Capitol. Oberlender, an American Patriot with extensive counterterrorism, training, development advisor, analyst and officer in the U.S. Army, was kind enough to…
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Liberal Socialists Cited for Imposing Unlawful Shutdown Orders The Austin, Texas mayor who told citizens to “stay home if you can” while he was vacationing in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico recently has come under fire again for more hypocritical liberal imprudence. Adler recorded the message and posted on Facebook but failed to mention he wasn’t…
Read more Texas Sues City of Austin, Mayor, Judge and Travis County
Antifa gangsters attempting more attacks and destruction in Washington DC during a “Stop The Steal” pro-America march on Saturday, December 12, 2020, “bit off more than they could chew,” said a Texas member of the international fraternal organization, Proud Boys. A group of Proud Boys, from their Maryland-DC Chapter, came to the rescue and rid…
What BLM, Antifa and ballot harvesters don’t know could harm them. President Donald J. Trump recently declared ANTIFA as a terrorist organization for a good reason. Patriotic Americans know their way to save the United States from socialism is with a voter turnout so overwhelming, not even the millions of harvested votes will be enough.…
Texans concerned with toll roads, transportation policy, property tax and political accountability with transparency may be interested in the 2020 voter guide from Texans Uniting for Reform & Freedom (TURF). Highlights of their stances and grades for candidates in this election cycle include: Local Transportation Bonds Austin “Vote ’No’ on Austin’s Proposition A Project Connect rail…
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With the exception of the August 1, 1966 University of Texas Tower shootings, the number of homicides in Austin, Texas has reached an all time high. From January 1, 2020 through August 28, 2020 there have been 33 homicides record in Mayor or this time period at 33 as of August 28, 2020. The total…
Read more Austin Mayor Adler Shames Texas With High Crime-Low Police Support
