When right wing extremist and attention loving tweeter Michael Quinn Sullivan posted that “’public education’ is a babysitting service offered at the convenience of the government employees” and how ‘public education in Texas is about employing otherwise unemployable adults, not educating kids,’” he was met with immediate backlash. Leaders and…

You may have heard or read about something or someone being “woke.” That particular word is often a pejorative term used for the political left and is often associated with the culture wars. For instance, if someone desires a new set of pronouns, abiding by such is considered “woke.” …

In the education field, there are several buzz words that fly around at particular times that catch the public’s attention. For roughly the past 18 months, one of those buzz words was “critical race theory.” The average citizen may be able to identify it, but to explain critical race theory…

This will be my last piece before the March primary and I want to analyze the primary races in the area and statewide. First is the Republican primary for Texas Governor. With all due respect to other gubernatorial Republican primary candidates and their supporters, this is essentially Governor Abbott’s to…

I usually take this time to comment on Texas politics and defend societal and constitutional aspects that deserve defending, such as the integrity of Texas government or public education from fanatically failed concepts, but in recent days that “f” word resurfaced in American politics; filibuster. In a recent speech in…

For the past several elections, both major Parties appealed to and pushed for the vote of the growing Hispanic population in Texas. …

On September 29, 2021, former Virginia Governor and the Democratic nominee for the same position Terry McAuliffe made a gaffe that essentially ended the gubernatorial campaign on the debate stage. He said “I don’t think parents should be telling schools what they should teach.” He paid for that gaffe…

The Washington. D.C. style of politics morphed into a zero-sum game. With roots of polarization (Party division by ideology) dating to the mid-1970s, Washington’s fashion of absolutism for both Democrats and Republicans while turning average observers off at least seemed to be kept at the level and in that location…

This past week, the third special session of the Texas Legislature began with fervor over Governor Greg Abbott’s redistricting item on the call. Already, Texas Senate Republicans publicly released their proposed map and it received much scrutiny for manipulating districts in the urban areas to benefit themselves. This sort of…