Greg Abbott rolled out anti-riot legislation, following the lead of Florida Governor Ron Desantis. Today Matt Rinaldi compares the two plans. It is remarkable when you see exactly what Abbott left out of his plan. As you listen you should ask yourself why he …

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Are you ready to die?

That's the first question we ask on today's podcast. Many of you have already seen the news of the passing of Ross Kecseg. In my conversations with Ross over the last several months, I've witnessed what the scriptures talk about when it …

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David French is a right of center commentator who is trying to nuance marxist ideology while John Cornyn is pushing gun control. What do these things have in common? They are playing in the predefined sandbox of the left.

Today we cover these …

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Well last week Representative Drew Springer called me "Fake News" when I talked about his support for taxpayer funded lobbying

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It would be best for Texans to remove the word “disaster” from all sections of state law. Yes, that might be an overreaction to the perversions of state law that are currently happening, but trust me, you’d be better off if the word was nowhere to be found in state …

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I would like to publicly ask Republicans to just stick to your principles for the next couple of months so that we can really focus on the absurdity of the Democrat candidates running across our state.

Last week we strangely saw Paul …

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I'm biased when it comes to Bryan Slaton. I've worked with the guy for 5 years and he's been a consistent conservative warrior since day one. Bryan just defeated an entrenched incumbent Republican lawmaker with over 60% of the vote, and he did so after losing to …

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On July24th SCOTUS issued an opinion in opposition to Calvary Chapel, striking a blow for religious liberty. An increasingly unsurprising coalition of John Roberts and the court’s 4 most consistent liberal jurists decided the case.

Gorsuch penned a dissenting opinion that gained wide praise from many on the right. The line receiving the most attention was “There is no world in which the constitution permits Nevada to favor Caesar’s Palace over Calvary Chapel.”

Beautiful words right? Unfortunately that world not only exists, but is rapidly taking over the norms and traditions that have held our society together. The sad thing about Gorsuch’s words is that he seems concerned about this new world that he, just 30 days before penning his eloquent dissent, is rapidly ushering in himself.

I’m not a …