The Luke Macias Show

Today we break down just how Democrats plan to pick the next Texas speaker and how Republicans are working together to stop it.

There was a lot of encouraging movement toward Republicans across Texas. Today I break down the details of what shifted and the implications for those shifts as we move forward.

Over half the votes have been cast. Who has voted, and what does it mean? Jeff Leach broke the law to try and sway a judge in yet another act of defiance against the rule of law and the three branches of government. Dade Phelan is only helping some of the competitive Republicans in an attempt to decrease Republican representation in the Texas House.

Early voting is underway. What does the current data tell us about who is voting? New polling is very encouraging as it reveals just how conservative voters are on the issues facing Texas. Lastly we discuss the controversial Robert Roberson case that has captivated Texas politics this last week.

Today we sit down for an interview with speaker candidate David Cook to talk about the path to reforming the Texas House and his vision for how the lower chamber should run.

Fake Republicans, who we have opposed for decades, are finally showing their true colors and teaming up to try and elect Collin Allred to the U.S. Senate. The fight is real and today I’m also joined by Bo French to talk about the war going on in Suburban Counties to keep Texas red.

Texas Republicans have been at odds more than ever recently, but there is a clear path to coming together. Today we break it down.

I pre-recorded a conversation to release while I’m on paternity leave. Today I’m joined by Andrew McVeigh and Vance Ginn with Texas for Fiscal Responsibility to break down the Texas Budget and our path to property tax elimination.

Dade Phelan got 2 new challengers, one of them being a Democrat. The Mayor of Houston is tackling wasteful spending even more than Texas appropriators seem to be and the Texas GOP is ramping up an aggressive canvassing program.

Two new challengers have entered the race against Dade Phelan expanding the coalition advocating for reform in the Texas House. The senate is also expanding the number of conservative policies they are evaluating during the interim.