Texans for Lawsuit Reform backs notoriously divisive Republicans like John Cornyn, Greg Abbott, Dan Patrick and Ted Cruz. Now, the list includes State House District 100 candidate James Armstrong.
Texans for Lawsuit Reform backs notoriously divisive Republicans like John Cornyn, Greg Abbott, Dan Patrick and Ted Cruz. Now, the list includes State House District 100 candidate James Armstrong.
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Fort Bend Republican Troy Nehls wants to be in Congress badly, but he won’t have to get there to learn greedy Washington-style tricks – he already knows them.
If Miller, Abbott, or any other Texas Republican was offended by racist, divisive comments, they would have condemned Donald Trump long ago and many times over.
Fort Bend Republican Troy Nehls wants to be in Congress badly, but he won’t have to get there to learn greedy Washington-style tricks – he already knows them.
If Miller, Abbott, or any other Texas Republican was offended by racist, divisive comments, they would have condemned Donald Trump long ago and many times over.
We shouldn’t be surprised that Steve Radack is quick to blurt out what’s really on his mind.
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