October marks Domestic Violence Awareness Month, when we collectively deal with a pervasive difficulty that continues to afflict our society. Domestic violence influences people of all backgrounds...
Opinion: Censor the Science on Fluoride
It is absolutely crucial that the science on fluoride is censored. Fortunately, top officials in Federal Agencies did just that. They censored the science on fluoride. After all, we look to Federal...
By Tom Nolan | Feb 6, 2023
Opinion: Texas Can Fix the Border Crisis
There is so much federal intransigence on securing the border that one wonders if this is by design.
By Don Huffines | Feb 2, 2023
Opinion: When the Police Won’t Help
If you asked a police officer for help, would you expect them to help you? What do you think happens when they don’t? In all jobs there are good and bad people, but when we are talking about the...
Opinion: Killing Us Legally With Their Drugs
Imagine a medical industry that's supposed to keep a nation healthy but, becomes so completely corrupt that it causes an epidemic. This has become a reality in the United States where opioids have...
By Bob Weir | Jan 26, 2023
Opinion: A Simple Fix for Texas Schools
Texas currently faces two unique and seemingly unrelated crises in public education. First, countless local school districts across our state are grappling with the realities of explosive enrollment...
By Matt Krause | Jan 25, 2023
Opinion: Hispanic Outreach
Hispanics and Latinos should unite as conservatives to help save America The fastest-growing ethnic group in America today is the Hispanic community. Today in Texas there are more Hispanics than...
Opinion | The Racism of High Crime Rates
“The prevalence of violent crime and the failure of our institutions and elected leaders to combat it is, simply put, racist.”
Opinion: Time for School Choice in Texas
School choice is surging in popularity: 74% of parents with school-aged children want control over their children’s education dollars. Here in Texas, a majority from across the political spectrum is...
Opinion: Dealing With ‘Do You Know Who I Am?’
Dealing with reprobates who say, “Do you know who I am?” I've known a lot of politicians in my life, from New York City to Long Island to Denton County, Texas. During my 20 years as a cop in the Big...
By Bob Weir | Jan 17, 2023
Opinion: Enacting Better Laws
If you have read any of my previous articles like this. Or perhaps this. Then you know I advocate for domestic violence victims, and for animal rights. I do this not only because our own dog was...
Opinion: Building Things Builds Wealth
A great change took place during the late 1700s and mid 1800s in Great Britain, the United States, and in Europe. Prior to this time, many things were made ‘by hand’. The industrial revolution...
Opinion: The Awesome Power of Propaganda
Like many of you, I’ve seen Democrats posting on social media about the “great job” being done by the Biden Administration. When I respond with questions such as, “Please cite the accomplishments to...
By Bob Weir | Jan 9, 2023
Opinion: Moral Equivalence Is a Sinister Con Job
The Founding Fathers put together an ingenuous system of government designed to guarantee freedom in this new world, an ocean away from the tyranny of a monarchical regime. It’s been about 250 years...
By Bob Weir | Jan 3, 2023
Opinion: Texas Must Act to Protect Its Farms
As the world’s population exploded over the past few decades, and is set to continue growing, the demand for food is only going to increase. This trend has led foreign companies, particularly...
By Carlos Roa | Dec 29, 2022
Opinion: The Killing Fields of New Years Eve
The music was hot, the drinks were cold, and the people were friendly and full of life. Harry Adams headed for the bar in the corner of the room. “Gimme another whiskey and soda,” he said, leaning...
By Bob Weir | Dec 28, 2022
Opinion: What Have You Done with Your Life?
Do you have a favorite Christmas movie? Although there are many good ones, the one that really puts the season -- and life in general -- in perspective for me is It's a Wonderful Life. The 1946...
By Bob Weir | Dec 26, 2022
Opinion: The Failure that Is Family Court
October was Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and November was Family Court Awareness Month. This is not the only information that you can find about Family Court Awareness, because if you go on...
Opinion: Must We Take the Law into Our Own Hands?
Every time I see a news story about another grisly crime, committed by someone with a long rap sheet, it makes me realize how vulnerable we are to the criminals in our orbit. Once upon a time, there...
By Bob Weir | Dec 19, 2022
Opinion: Our Constitution and Enumerated Powers
The knowledge of the Constitution and the Framers’ intent in creating it are considerably less than they should be in today’s world. Contrary to what people believe the Constitution says what the...
Opinion: Let Cops Do Their Job
The most important function of government, at all levels, is to provide safety for its citizens. Everything else takes a back seat to one's physical security. If you're not safe in the street, in...
By Bob Weir | Dec 8, 2022
