well, the focus id proprose is that it isnt left vs right. it's the state vs you.

that, the elites dont know better than you. that we dont need their central planning. that every plan they concoct cannot give us anything. That in the end it will still be us who would provide for the things they promise us. So why not cut out the middleman?

that we all essentially want the same things, just that we dont necessarily agree with how. So I say, agree to disagree. live and let live… Continue

Today, the question of conservative or liberal economic values does not rest with ”ought” function x be responsible to the public sector. We must include “how” in the formula, as it pertains to the roles or methods of this function.
Most of the argument in government today, especially at the federal level, is concerned with how. How government should stimulate the economy.., how government should reform health care.., how government should regulate industry... Rarely any more do we hear Congress… Continue

When someone wastes a ton of money on something you think is frivolous, do you ever think "that could have bought a ton of important things for a lot of people.

Well, next time your government agents try to convince you that spending a ton of tax money on something like a stadium will create tons of jobs and economic activity, think about how you would spend that money and how many jobs that would make. Then think about what the people would spend that money on if it was returned to them.

Folks, the Texas Gubernatorial election increasingly seems to boil our choices down the 'lesser of several evils'. Withe the potential for liberal Democrats to make some gains in the Texas House and Senate, and the GOP and state Republican party maintaining staunch support for the RINO incumbents in our state, our choice for Governor is more important than it's ever been. Neither Perry or Hutchison are remarkable for the support of our views, values, and interests, and both these candidates are… Continue

The Texas Republican Gubernatorial Debates are this Thursday! Please share the following article with all your groups and e-mails lists! Overpopulation, congestion, urban sprawl, crumbling infrastructure, diminishing resources, vanishing farm land and green space, overcrowded schools and hospitals, water and energy shortages, crime, pollution, the balkanization of our communities, depressed wages, increased tax burdens, the overall decline in quality of life, are all the result of unconstrained… Continue