Texas Scorecard

Corruption is endemic within Texas government. On this week’s Liberty Cafe, Bill uses Amos 5 to help us understand how Texas government is full of politicians “who afflict the righteous, who take a bribe, and turn aside the needy in the gate.”

Jane Nelson and the secretary of state's office is under fire this week from Harris County Judge candidate Alex Mealer and many local Republicans who are furious that the county's election audit is not taking place.

The gooey, saccharine-sweet niceness demanded of us by politicians isn’t found anywhere in the Bible.

Even many atheists understand that Christianity has something that society needs. On this week’s Liberty Cafe, Bill uses Amos 5 to help us understand that what we Christians have that we all need-including when we are evaluating the rulers of our civil governments-is God’s Word.

Establishment forces are coming together. Also, Biden is going to file a lawsuit against Texas, and that is a very good thing.

A Muslim shrine built in the form of a Christian church on the ruins of a pagan temple built on the ruins of a Jewish temple, built on the rock designated by God for a sacrifice.

Is the Bible a valid option for developing and judging the laws and policies of modern American government? On this week’s Liberty Cafe, Bill discusses why using laws and commentary on laws from the original Law Giver in this way is a really good idea.

Phelan is mad that Republicans don’t like him and marxists are worried about the lack of tenure being handed out at Texas A&M.

Governing power draws egomaniacs and sycophants.

The Texas Legislature finally agreed on a plan to provide property tax relief to Texans. Don Huffines joins Bill this week to examine the deal and give his thoughts on whether it hurts or helps efforts to eliminate school property taxes entirely.