In this edition of REAL TEXANS, Michelle Evans talks about her path from being the mom of a special needs child to advocating for parental rights and medical freedom. Now, she is the chair of one of Texas's largest county political parties

In this edition of REAL TEXANS, we visit with Conroe’s Brandon Creighton, the Texas Senate’s Committee on Education chairman. He talks candidly about the fight to eliminate DEI and reclaim schools weaponized against Texas values.

In this bonus episode of REAL TEXANS, State Rep. Richard Raymond (D-Laredo) explains why the fight for government tax transparency should matter. 

In this week's REAL TEXANS episode, State Rep. Richard Raymond (D-Laredo) frankly discusses his party's prospects in the face of a rejuvenated GOP under Donald Trump.

In this episode of “Real Texans,” our guest is Ronin Colman. Although he wasn't born in the Lone Star State, Ronin Colman got here as quickly as he could. He arrived in 1980 on a motorcycle with two pistols and $300 to his name. Ronin's story is as Texan as they come.

In this episode of “Real Texans”, our guest is Attorney General Ken Paxton. We discuss taking on woke government and corporate policies, what he learned from the impeachment scandal, and why he stays in the fight.

In this episode of “Real Texans,” we meet Bonnie Wallace of Llano who has made protecting children her life’s calling. 

Michael Quinn Sullivan is the publisher of Texas Scorecard and is joined by Bonnie Wallace.

In this episode of "Real Texans," Michael Quinn Sullivan sits down with Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick. In a wide-ranging conversation, they discuss the Lt. Governor's background, the looming fight over school choice in the upcoming legislative session, whether Texas should continue to push the issue on border security given President-Elect Trump will soon take office, impeachment reform, and-—yes—the ongoing controversy in the selection of the speaker of the Texas House.

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