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March 31, 2026 9:00 AM
On Texas Capital Tonight, QR Publisher Harvey Kronberg and host James Barragan talked about CPAC and the US Senate race in Texas. Check it out.
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March 30, 2026 5:10 PM
“I'm not in this to win a participation trophy,” Eckhardt told supporters. “I'm here to end the single-party system that has left our tax dollars unguarded to the Epstein-class' thieves and cheats.”
In her bid
for Texas Comptroller, Democratic nominee Sen. Sarah Eckhardt on Monday
sought to capitalize on disarray on the Republican side as Attorney General
Ken Paxton is demanding Gov. Greg Abbott install
former Sen. Don Huffines at the office overseen for now by Kelly
Hancock.
Here's
what she wrote in a fundraising appeal this afternoon:
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March 30, 2026 5:05 PM
“The unending scandals and unethical behavior that seem commonplace today are incongruent with the ‘wisdom to discern’ and ‘virtue to pursue’ that James Madison made clear we needed in those we elect. So, what's the answer? We The People should do our best to elect men and women to public office who have character, integrity, wisdom, and virtue…”
Writing in
the Texarkana Gazette, Rep. Moran said:
“I have
never endorsed in a Republican primary--from the top of the ticket to the
bottom. But, I am compelled in this moment to deviate
once from this policy. President Trump needs a U.S. Senator from Texas with
both the character and competency to help him finish the job he was hired to
do. He needs someone he can trust. And, in my opinion, that man is John Cornyn.”
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March 30, 2026 11:24 AM
The Quinnipiac poll comes as Texas lawmakers prepare to delve into the issue in the interim
The
pollsters gave respondents a chance to list the reasons for support or opposition:
Those
who oppose the building of an AI data center in their community were given a
list of three possible reasons and asked if any are part of the reason for
their opposition: 72 percent say electricity costs, 64 percent say
water
use, and 41 percent say noise.
Those
who support the building of an AI data center in their community were given a
list of three possible reasons and asked if any are part of the reason for
their support: 77 percent say job creation, 53 percent say increasing tax
revenue, and 47 percent say the potential for creating a tech hub.
You can download
the findings
of the pollsters right here.
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March 30, 2026 9:17 AM
He was 63. Ray was at home, surrounded by his loving family when he died. Services are pending
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March 27, 2026 3:00 PM
Abbott and Hancock circumvented the Texas Constitution last year when the former senator moved to the Office of the Comptroller where he’s completely rewritten policy on issues that have always been within the purview of the Legislature
Now that a
blood feud has erupted between Acting Texas Comptroller Kelly Hancock
and Attorney General Ken Paxton – with the latter demanding the former be
fired by Gov. Greg Abbott – it’s probably appropriate to set the record
straight about how this all came to a head in the first place.
Paxton this week called on Abbott to “fire” Hancock because the acting comptroller
was critical of how Paxton has handled the case of a Muslim school in Houston. In
short, the raw politics of it is just another example of Republicans trying to outdo
each other on the “Islamification of Texas.” Regardless of the merits, it’s
clear Paxton is angry over Hancock’s vote to remove him from the AG’s office during
the impeachment trial and Hancock thinks Paxton is a crook.
What else
is new?
Well’s here’s
what’s festering under the surface.
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By Scott Braddock
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March 27, 2026 10:10 AM
Check ‘em out.
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March 26, 2026 6:13 PM
Amid finger pointing by Paxton and Hancock a theme is emerging: This policy seems indefensible in court
Subscribers
can read Paxton’s letter to Hancock.
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March 26, 2026 11:01 AM
They’re right here.
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March 25, 2026 10:29 AM
"First, Mayes has always been aligned with President Trump...Chip (Roy) described Trump as 'wrong, troubling, and impeachable' in 2021 and was one of his loudest critics during the 2024 Republican primary election for president," Reitz said
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March 24, 2026 7:40 PM
On Texas Capital Tonight, QR Publisher Harvey Kronberg says that not only is Cruz willing to speak for Senate Republicans who may disagree with President Trump, but the disagreement may also say something about the next presidential election. Host James Barragan and HK also got into Trump's attacks on Democratic Senate nominee James Talarico
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March 24, 2026 7:36 PM
Council voted 5-3 Tuesday to move forward with procedural steps in a potential removal process for Mayor Paulette Guajardo
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March 24, 2026 4:39 PM
Patrick says it's common practice to omit a senator from interim deliberations if he or she has just been elected to fill an unexpired term; Sen. Rehmet called Patrick's move "petty" and said “Dan Patrick is playing the kind of games Texans are tired of"
After the newly
minted Democratic senator from Tarrant County was omitted from all Texas
Senate committees this week, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and Sen. Taylor
Rehmet are locked in a skirmish of words, as it were. Sen. Rehmet was quick
to call Patrick "petty" over his decision to leave him out of any of
the interim deliberations of the Senate but Patrick said
it’s longstanding practice and accused Rehmet of taking a “cheap shot.”
Also, some
sharp observers were quick to point out the committees on which Patrick is
likely keeping a seat warm for the Republican running against Rehmet this fall.
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