• Episode 3611: Anti-religious want ignorant students? | Paxton win is win for all | Stench of local gov’t: Waller – Pratt on Texas 11/22/2024
    Nov 23 2024

    The news of Texas covered today includes:

    Our Lone Star story of the day: Get ready for more local, state, and national misleading propaganda on the Texas Bluebonnet public school curriculum. The SBOE adopted part of such today and no, it does not teach the Bible or Christianity to students. It simply includes references, where appropriate, to the Bible so that concepts, traditions, and influences can be taught or understood in proper context. One cannot be educated to understand much of anything of Western Culture without being exposed to Christian Biblical teaching because such is at the center of most everything.

    Our Lone Star story of the day is sponsored by Allied Compliance Services providing the best service in DOT, business and personal drug and alcohol testing since 1995.

    A big win for Ken Paxton today at the Texas Supreme Courtis a big win for the rule of law but because of Paxton hatred, many can’t understand this fundamental principle. When you’ve not contested civil claims and come to settlement, plaintiffs can’t then compel you to be deposed so they can go on fishing expeditions for other things.

    Oil and gas rig count rises.

    Stench of local government story out of Waller: Fighting back against local tyranny pays off for muralists and for private property rights. Josh Polk, an attorney with the Pacific Legal Institute, joins us to discuss the case.

    Rep. Harrison, others, upset at UT’s “free” tuition scheme. I’ll have Harrison on the show soon to cover details.

    Abilene alphabet community member upset over simply being asked about biological sex at hospital outside of a private setting. Dear confused: You choose the lifestyle, live with it.

    More illegal immigration shenanigans from the Biden Admin. And, DPS inaugurates first mounted border trooper teams.

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  • Episode 3610: Texas sues Dallas over pot ordinance | Gaetz withdraws | Biden honors baby killing – Pratt on Texas 11/21/2024
    Nov 22 2024

    The news of Texas covered today includes:

    Our Lone Star story of the day: Attorney General Paxton sues the City of Dallas over its pro-marijuana ordinance that contradicts state law. AG press release.

    Our Lone Star story of the day is sponsored by Allied Compliance Services providing the best service in DOT, business and personal drug and alcohol testing since 1995.

    Matt Gaetz withdraws from U.S. Attorney General nomination – relax, it is likely very much for the best.

    Fraudulent text blast is just more controversy in the race for Texas House Speaker.

    Evil on display: Biden awards Presidential Medal of Freedom to a person for spending her life working to kill babies in the womb – Texas’ Cecile Richards who ran “Planned Parenthood” for years.

    Comment on protesting and issues surrounding the acquittal of an Abilene man on charges of stalking the city manager.

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  • Episode 3609: Battle over deportations | TTU regents want to ignore state law | SpaceX shows power of freedom – Pratt on Texas 11/20/2024
    Nov 21 2024

    The news of Texas covered today includes:

    Our Lone Star story of the day: Texas offers up use of its new Starr County ranch for Trump’s deportation efforts and Abbott thumbs his nose at Biden/Harris, adds more buoy barriers in the Rio Grande. Trump’s new “border czar” Tom Homan reveals how military will be used for mass deportations, dispelling liberal speculation.

    Tony Gonzales, Chip Roy clash over mass deportation plans. This will be the big battle inside the GOP and inside the country. Plan: Work out the kinks and get the system working well with the criminals and then, ramp it up for all who have entered illegally including the fake asylum app people.

    Our Lone Star story of the day is sponsored by Allied Compliance Services providing the best service in DOT, business and personal drug and alcohol testing since 1995.

    Texas Tech regents ask Governor Abbott for permission to break Texas law in paying athletes because they predict the legislature will change the law next year! Who are these people and what warped sense of the Rule of Laws and civic integrity do they have?

    SpaceX launches show the power of freedom – get government out of the way! Flights into Brownsville sold out prior to SpaceX’s sixth test flight of Starship/Superheavy.

    FAA approves revised launch rate for Boca Chica; schedules public meetings locals better start showing up because so far they have abandoned the playing field to the radical Left: SpaceX does not help humanity; it’s a sci-fi fantasy for the rich and powerful,” Josette Hinojosa, with South Texas Environmental Justice Network, partly said in a statement. “Elon Musk inviting Trump to watch our low-income community used as a testing site for rocket explosions is a blatant example of white supremacy.

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  • Episode 3608: All about “recess appointments” | Texas school curriculum with Biblical references – Pratt on Texas 11/19/2024
    Nov 20 2024

    The news of Texas covered today includes:

    Our Lone Star story of the day: Leftist media would have you believe that Texas public schools are about to start teaching from the Bible. One, this is not true. Two, our culture, history, and politics cannot accurately be taught without reference to the Bible and Christian principles. We create a huge gap in people’s education if they are not familiar with references to Biblical influence.

    Our Lone Star story of the day is sponsored by Allied Compliance Services providing the best service in DOT, business and personal drug and alcohol testing since 1995.

    Ector County commissioners add on to the all too common abuse: Use CO bonds to build a courthouse instead of going to the people for a vote.

    What you need to know about presidential “recess appointments” and the history of how appointee approval by the Senate broke – hint, it’s the Democrats.

    Congress eyes moves on Farm Bill but don’t expect much.

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  • Episode 3607: TTU, others keep teaching DEI | Court says House can’t stop execution | RIP Tommy Alverson – Pratt on Texas 11/18/2024
    Nov 19 2024

    The news of Texas covered today includes:

    Our Lone Star story of the day: Texas Tech, other state universities, are still teaching DEI and other similar Marxist doctrines. Most are doing as I predicted and simply renaming things to make it hard to find.

    Our Lone Star story of the day is sponsored by Allied Compliance Services providing the best service in DOT, business and personal drug and alcohol testing since 1995.

    Texas Supreme Court allows Robert Roberson execution to go forward, says House can’t stop process with a subpoena. Attor­ney Gen­er­al Ken Pax­ton secures win at Texas Supreme Court, shut­ting down attempt to derail court-ordered exe­cu­tion of con­vict­ed child murderer.

    RIP: Texas music giant Tommy Alverson. On the radio and radio stream we celebrate the music of the Texas original in our intro and exit music today.

    Another record high for Texas Civilian Labor Force after adding 47,300 in October.

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  • Episode 3606: Abbott says no tuition increases | Fox soft-soaps far-Left open borders advocate | Trump Team – Pratt on Texas 11/14/2024
    Nov 15 2024

    The news of Texas covered today includes:

    Our Lone Star story of the day: When building a foundation for something, why mix the cement poorly from the beginning? More Trump Team commentary including questions about Matt Gaetz as U.S. Attorney General.

    Our Lone Star story of the day is sponsored by Allied Compliance Services providing the best service in DOT, business and personal drug and alcohol testing since 1995.

    Governor Abbott tells regents he wants no tuition increases over next 2 years in Texas public colleges and universities. Bad timing for Texas Tech system’s Midwestern State University.

    Wynn Rosser named Texas Higher Education Commissioner.

    Migrant center leader hopes Trump doesn’t bring back ‘remain in Mexico’ – this woman is a radical no-border Leftist we have covered fro years. What a soft-soap job on the story by the Fox reporter.

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  • Episode 3605: Early Texas bill filing shows issue direction | Cornyn loses in D.C. | Trump Team news – Pratt on Texas 11/13/2024
    Nov 14 2024

    The news of Texas covered today includes:

    Our Lone Star story of the day: Tuesday began early bill filing for next year’s Texas Legislature and much was filed. Here are a few good rundowns:

    • School Choice, Other Education Bills Filed for Upcoming 2025 Legislative Session
    • Chinese Land Ownership, Border Security, Gender Privacy: Legislative Filing Opens in Texas
    • Texas Legislature: Lawmakers begin filing bills for 2025 session
    • A Second Democrat Enters the Speaker Race

    Our Lone Star story of the day is sponsored by Allied Compliance Services providing the best service in DOT, business and personal drug and alcohol testing since 1995.

    Sen. John Thune wins Senate majority leader in second round of voting handily beating Texas’ John Cornyn. Even Senator Ted Cruz was no backer of the swamp-swimming Cornyn.

    Trump Team news:

    • The ‘Defense World’ Freakout Over Pete Hegseth Is Epic, and It Tells Us Everything We Need to Know
    • In Defense of Pete Hegseth | National Review

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  • Episode 3604: Cornyn deep-sixing Paxton as Trump’s AG? | DACA illegals get subsidized health insurance | New lone stars in Texas – Pratt on Texas 11/12/2024
    Nov 13 2024

    The news of Texas covered today includes:

    Our Lone Star story of the day: Trump’s new Chief of Staff has it right: Trump has a window of opportunity of only “two years” to change the federal government for the better. This time he is getting good people in place early.

    • Trump selects Lee Zeldin to head the EPA
    • Former Trump Energy Sec, Dan Brouillette, Who Unleashed Production Boom Positioned for Return to Admin
    • Trump selects South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem for Homeland Security secretary
    • Sen. Marco Rubio to serve as secretary of state?
    • Trump’s first moves match public’s push for immigration fix

    Is Texas Senator John Cornyn threatening Trump to stop appointment of Ken Paxton as Attorney General? Probably but my gut makes me think that Paxton is not on the short list to begin with. Either way we see how nasty and anti-conservative is the swamp-swimmer Cornyn.

    Our Lone Star story of the day is sponsored by Allied Compliance Services providing the best service in DOT, business and personal drug and alcohol testing since 1995.

    The famed Michelin stars fall upon the Texas restaurant scene.

    An example of everything that is wrong in America: Texas DACA recipients somehow now qualify for taxpayer subsidize Obamacare despite being in the country without legal status.

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