A Texas court judge ruled today that signs displayed by high school cheerleaders quoting biblical verses were “constitutionally permissible,” and that the Kountze High School cheerleaders could continue to display them at the school’s football games. The high school cheerleaders had sued the Kountze Independent School District after after they were told they could no [...]
After completing a winning relay and looking forward to competing in state championships, a Texas high school track team has been disqualified for a benign gesture by one of the participants. When runner Derrick Hayes pointed toward the sky after completing the team’s fastest race of the year, the school district decided to ban the [...]
Arizona senators voted 18-10 on Tuesday to pass a measure that would make gold and silver legal for use as tender for payment. Earlier this month the same legislation cleared the Arizona House which leaves only Governor Jan Brewer’s signature before it becomes law. While U.S. currency will continue to be accepted in the Grand [...]
George W. Bush was joined by all four living Presidents of the United States, for the dedication of the George W. Bush Presidential Center in Dallas, TX. The last time all five men had met was in 2009, shortly before President Obama’s inauguration. Following is George W. Bush’s dedication speech video, and transcript: George W. [...]
It’s happened to us all. Drink an Icee or Slurpee too fast and suddenly you have a super intense pain right smack in the middle of your forehead. A brain freeze. For a few seconds the pain is intolerable. According to police in San Antonio a man, drinking a Slurpee, suffered a brain freeze so [...]
Apparently this happens more often than we think. H/T The American Resolution
In the name of “safety”, now kids in a South Texas school district who ride a bus to school must have their fingerprints on file to ride the bus. They say the fingerprints “will not be available to outside sources”…. you tell me if you believe that!
Award winning singer and song writer Steve Vaus was inspired to write “Come and Take It” a song that invokes memory of the Battle of Gonzales which occurred during the Texas Revolution. Meant to be a warning to the current administration and congress about gun control the song is a metaphor about current gun control [...]
An electronic system used by more than 70 percent of school districts in Texas has recently come under attack by the state’s Senate Education Committee for promoting socialism and criticizing American values. The curriculum management system known as CSCOPE is used by teachers in 875 districts to manage their lesson plans while allowing them to [...]
WOAI in San Antonio, Texas investigates voter fraud allegations where the return address of mail-in ballots are a cemetery for “hundreds…thousands” of ballots. A Democratic Political Consultant, JoAnn Ramon, runs the cemetery. Is there more here than meets the eye?
With all the rumblings and questions over whether or not secession can be done, Texas Governor Rick Perry takes questions after the April 15, 2009 after the Austin Tea Party rally. Is Washington paying attention? At the time of the posting of this article, there are now 83,548 signatures on the White House petition: WE [...]
Yes, you read that correctly. Your eyes are not deceiving you. Divided We Stand. In less than a week since this nation re-elected Barack Obama, there are calls from numerous States to secede from The United States of America. We are no longer a United Nation. We are very much a Divided Nation. Many are [...]
Yesterday, July 31, 2012 was a monumental day in Texas. Though the national media refuses to take notice, proclaiming that the Tea Party is dead, Ted Cruz “clinched the Texas Republican Senate nomination” by 13 percentage points over the establishment Republican candidate, David Dewhurst. Quite often, we hear someone say they never vote because their [...]
In another upset election, Tea Party back Ted Cruz clinched the Texas Republican Senate nomination. With forty-eight percent of the precincts reporting, Cruz was ahead of Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst 55%-45%. A Ted Cruz victory was seen as a long shot against the establishment backed Dewhurst who also received support of Gov. Rick Perry. Besides having [...]
Jessica Bradshaw has defeated Adela Garza in the runoff election for the Texas’ 34th Congressional District by a margin of ten percentage points. The latest numbers, with 99.5% precincts reporting show Bradshaw taking the election with a 55% to 45% victory. The victory did not come as easy as the polls show, as Garza sent out a [...]
