It’s a good question that we need to ask. Especially since disease will always be with us.

Today we address some of the actions being taken across our nation and in the Lone Star State.

Sorry for being a day late in the release of this episode.

We mention an op-ed in today’s episode that is written by Tony Tinderholt which you can find here.

There are a couple of truths that we must take away from this crisis and today we take a few minutes to discuss these items.

It’s a perilous time we live in and the question of whether personal responsibility is still part of the American ethic is a real question that we should begin to ask ourselves.

God Bless you during this week as we anticipate the joy that Easter Sunday always brings.

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Ok, that hasn’t happened. Yet.

But it should.

Legislators in both parties, and in both chambers should not only be thanking Empower Texans, but also the handful of fiscally conservative legislators who have urged state leaders to hold the line on spending and keep their hands off of the rainy day fund.

Conservatives haven’t always been successful in protecting our state’s savings account, but we’ve won more than we’ve lost in those battles, and because of that, we have something to work with.

I doubt it’s enough to cover the needs we will have, and state leaders are likely in need of a special session at some point to reduce the shortfall that is sure to come in 2021.

But at this point, let’s please accept the fact that spending sprees in times of plenty are bad ideas.

God Bless,

Luke

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In episode 9 of our show, we sat down with Representatives Biedermann and Stickland to discuss the “reimagining” of the Alamo plaza.

A lot has happened since that time and the last several weeks have been filled with positive developments that may preserve our state’s history.

Today we sit down with Representative Kyle Biedermann, the man who’s been leading the fight against George P Bush.

Take 25 minutes to keep yourself updated on what’s happening and know how you can take direct action to make a difference for Texas.

Action Items:

1. Contact Dan Patrick and Thank Him.

2. Contact Governor Abbott and ask him to step up as well. (Site down at time of publishing)

3. Contact the historical commission

4. Contact George P Bush and tell him to take his hands off the Cenotaph.

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news but election day was last Tuesday, which was followed by 2 days of a nasty stomach virus for both of my children and my wife and I. This delayed my planned weekend staycation to Sunday and Today instead of earlier in the weekend, which means you will not be getting a podcast this week.

Have a truly blessed week and I look forward to being with you next week. 

What does this mean? How should Texans react to tomorrow’s results? What is on the line?

These are the questions we discuss in today’s podcast.

A lot of dominos are falling last minute for Democrats, the establishment is working overtime to defeat grassroots conservatives, and Dennis Bonnen’s team is trying desperately to hold onto their power.

At the end of the day, the results are God’s and His will won’t be thwarted regardless of the scoreboard. We should find true peace in that.

God Bless, please vote.

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One of the clearest signs of a thriving deep state in Texas was shown this week when a courageous judge, Alex Kim, was punished for holding CPS accountable.

All CPS cases in Tarrant County were taken away from Alex, due to complaints made by the agency because of Alex’s refusal to be the rubber stamp that the agency is used to having.

A Republican group of judges got together and took all CPS cases away from Alex. This week we discuss just how disturbed Republicans should be about this action.

This won’t be the last time we cover this story. There is still plenty more left to come out, and we will be informing you every step of the way.

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Early voting starts tomorrow in Texas.

So how many times do you plan on voting?

That might sound like a weird question, but I’m a firm believer that the most educated Texans vote several times every election cycle and today I talk about the tactics I believe you should employ to make that a reality.

Finish strong.

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I have to apologize that my podcast is a day late.

I do have an excuse.

I have the flu.

Needless to say, this is the last time in the world that I wanted to come down with this, but oh well.

Today we talk about how the various Democrat presidential candidates will affect Texas in November of 2020. We also touch on the importance of setting a conservative agenda for 2021, so that Republican activists are given a strong reason to fully engage in their communities.

Enjoy.

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I’m very sorry this week’s podcast is a day late. Campaigns are in full swing and we’re very busy at Macias Strategies.

A lot happened this week in Texas politics.

Today we cover donations that Dennis Bonnen is making to lawmakers, a special election that went very well for Republicans, and the controversy regarding the Log Cabin Republicans in Texas.

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