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Taxpayers, students, and teachers deserve to have confidence in their government schools. Rooting out wasteful spending is the first step in restoring that trust. AUDIT GOVERNMENT!
Comptroller Don Huffines Selects School Districts for Performance Review Press release: comptroller.texas.gov/about/…
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Healthcare costs are crushing Texas families. They're a leading cause of bankruptcy. That's why today I signed an executive order ENDING a tax on medical care, putting MILLIONS of dollars back in Texans' pockets and making healthcare more affordable.
NEW: Comptroller @DonHuffines has signed an executive order aimed at ending state sales taxes on electronic medical records, patient portals, and other healthcare technology systems. “No Texan should have to pay a tax to see their own medical records.”
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NEW: Comptroller @DonHuffines has signed an executive order aimed at ending state sales taxes on electronic medical records, patient portals, and other healthcare technology systems. “No Texan should have to pay a tax to see their own medical records.”
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Today is Oct 7, but I believe we should still be talking about Sept 11.
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VOTE FOR BO FRENCH FOR THE RAILROAD COMMISSION! Rosenthal keeps telling people his engineering background qualifies him for the Railroad Commission. It doesn’t. He was a mechanical engineer who worked on equipment and subsea gear for service companies. Not a petroleum engineer. The public record shows project and equipment jobs that ended around 2017. No PE license. No petroleum engineering title. Nothing that puts him in the Permian or any other big onshore field running production or reservoir work. And nothing that shows he ever dealt with the Railroad Commission from the industry side. No permits, no hearings, none of it. Building rig equipment is a different job from regulating the people who drill and produce wells. The only RRC exposure on his record is the House Energy Resources Committee starting in 2019. That’s not the same thing. Look at what he’s actually proposing. It's an anti-fossil fuel Sierra Club wish list. They endorsed him and gave him a perfect mark on their 2023 House scorecard, and they credited him for filing a bill to phase out routine flaring. End routine flaring, continuous monitors, tighter setbacks, higher bonds. That’s their list. The Permian still doesn’t have enough pipe. Those rules don’t lay any. They shut wells in and leave the oil in the ground. Landowners, counties, and the state lose the money that comes with it. He's a puppet of the "green energy" blob and doesn't have the expertise to understand the consequences of their policies. IN CONTRAST Bo French actually comes out of the Permian. He was raised in Midland. His family has been in the oil business there for more than 80 years and still runs the Midland-based French Oil Company. His father was an All-American Wildcatter. His grandfather helped start the Permian Basin Oil Show back in 1940 and served as its first president. That is not a Houston equipment resume. He grew up around the basin that produces the oil the Railroad Commission actually regulates. He spent about a decade as an energy trader starting in the mid-1990s, so he has seen how Permian barrels and the gas that comes with them clear the market. He's also a rancher and mineral owner. Operators have worked his land. He's been on the royalty side of the lease, which is where bad rules show up first as shut-in wells and smaller checks. The Railroad Commission’s job is Texas oil and gas, and most of that is Permian. French’s background is the family company, the trading desk, and the mineral interest. That is closer to the work than designing subsea gear for a service company and then taking policy cues from the Sierra Club. With his family operating company, he understands EXACTLY what it is to be regulated by the RRC and, as a rancher and mineral owner, understands how RRC regulation protects him. He has experience on both sides of the ledger, which uniquely qualifies him for the role.
Vote for Bo French for the Texas Railroad Commission. This is a bit in the weeds for industry outsiders, but I'm going to give it a shot anyway. Jon Rosenthal is far too ideologically compromised to be allowed at the helm of the Railroad Commission. Allowing him to tinker with that agency will cause serious damage to the Texas economy. Below is just ONE of a litany of destructive policies Rosenthal openly wants to pass. We don't even know yet which policies he'll push that are too radical for him to say out loud before an election. On to the policy: Rosenthal wants to end routine flaring and venting of gas across Texas except in narrow emergencies, with continuous monitoring, strict capture rules, with extractive penalties for operators who don’t comply. That policy will damage the oil and gas industry. That's not debatable. It's a fact. Flaring in the Permian isn’t some optional habit. Most of those wells are drilled for oil. The gas that comes with it is a byproduct, and a lot of the time there’s nowhere for it to go, except for flaring. Gathering lines, compressors, plants, and the big pipelines to the Gulf Coast don’t appear the day a well is completed. They take years and serious money. New pads, remote leases, plant turnarounds, or just plain capacity limits mean the gas has to be handled on the spot. Texas rules already push operators to burn it in a flare rather than vent it raw, and the Railroad Commission hands out temporary exceptions under Rule 32 for exactly these cases. When the pipes are full, Waha prices (spot prices at the hub near Pecos) routinely drop to nothing or go negative. Operators have had to PAY to get rid of the gas just so they can keep producing oil. The flare is what lets the well stay online while midstream catches up. Shut that option down except for narrow emergencies and the choices get ugly fast. No place to put the gas and no permit to flare it means you shut the well in. Oil stops. Royalty checks stop. Severance taxes stop. The cash that was going to drill the next location dries up. Marginal wells that penciled with a temporary flare become stranded. Smaller operators who can’t write a check for miles of new line and compression feel it first; even the bigger ones slow down because they have to overbuild pipe ahead of every pad or risk curtailments. Those costs don’t vanish. They show up as fewer wells, less production, and higher prices down the line for everything that runs on those barrels. I’ve watched this for years on the land side. The pipes eventually get built when the economics support them. A hard ban doesn’t speed that up. It will idle wells, leave reserves in the ground, and pull money out of the pockets of landowners, counties, and the state at a time when commodity prices are skyrocketing. We need responsible energy policies that take the realities of the industry into consideration. Like it or hate it, the world runs on oil. We need it and we do it cleaner and more safely than the foreign producers we would otherwise have to buy from. By now, we should all have a CRYSTAL CLEAR understanding of how destructive hard left energy policies are. For perspective, ask your favorite AI to compare the difference between a gallon of gas in California and a gallon of gas in Texas. California is an energy rich state. The difference between CA's and TX's gas price is a CHOICE that's rooted in politics and irresponsible energy policy. #BoFrench #TexasRRC #EnergyFirst #TexasStrong

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Now this is MASSIVE news! EVERYTHING that Obama accomplished is being completely undone. Obama, Hillary and McCain lied about Gaddafi then funded and armed “Al Qaeda” to overthrow and kill him. They turned Libya into the new “terrorist camp” safe haven, protected by a “no fly zone” provided by NATO. Obama, Hillary and McCain, then used Benghazi as the epicenter to arm and train ISIS to overthrow Assad in Syria. They also stole a bunch of Gaddafi’s gold. It’s never been recovered. What’s the TRUTH about the overthrow of Gaddafi and Benghazi? “The truth is our corrupt CIA/shadow government has been arming and training the very terrorists that we have been at war with since the 1980’s. Our troops have been purposely sacrificed on the battlefield for one reason: the never ending war on terrorism was by design. It was all about one thing. MONEY.” Link to TRUTH: open.substack.com/pub/badlan… And here’s the real story on Obama, Hillary and McCain’s theft of Gaddafi’s gold: open.substack.com/pub/badlan…
Murmar Gaddafi’s daughter, Aisha Gaddafi, has received 141,502 votes in a non-official September poll, finishing more than 30,000 votes ahead of her closest rival, Al Hadath reports The Gadaffi legacy set to return to Libya?
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LA TIMES DEBATE: Becerra backed out, but I showed up anyway. Surely Xavier will come to the next one. After all, he promised MULTIPLE. Great conversation. Thank you for the invitation!
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All of this is indicative of a profound shift in the projected underlying cool season precipitation distribution in California. In southern California, the shift vs typical conditions is so dramatic that it essentially looks like that of a different climate region.
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The thing that never happens and could never happen and that only evil people predicted would happen has happened again.
A convicted child rapist is in custody after sexually assaulting multiple women in an "inclusive" female locker room at a Massachusetts Planet Fitness. The franchise has previously defended its policies allowing males to enter the women's areas. reduxx.info/man-arrested-aft…
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Talarico used his position in the Texas House to push for tracking COVID-related data. Soon after, a major multimillion-dollar contract was awarded to the DEI firm he worked for to do exactly what he was pushing. Talarico didn't just fail to fight corruption. He cashed in.
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THEY DON'T WANT YOU TO DISCOVER THIS SHOCKING TRUTH ABOUT CLOVES 1. Cloves aren't a spice-they're a biochemical cheat code. With 300x the antioxidants of blueberries, they trigger a full-body detox most people pay thousands for. 2. Soak 4 cloves overnight, drink on an empty stomach. By Day 3 bloating vanishes; by Day 14, hidden inflammation markers silently plummet. 3. Never drink it alone. Stacking clove with cinnamon and lemon creates a metabolic synergy that accelerates fat-burning and blood-sugar control. 4. Stop using chemical mouthwash. Clove water destroys bad-breath bacteria at the root while healing bleeding gums within 72 hours. 5. Eugenol in cloves activates digestive enzymes that boost nutrient absorption by 50%, turning your food into pure cellular fuel instead of stored fat. 6. Drink it before bed for a hidden advantage. It naturally spikes melatonin while your liver undergoes a deep overnight detox flush.
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Seems like it can't be a coincidence that this started just a few days after the Pope left France and the world could see that Christian France was activated and not ready to surrender yet. This feels like a counterattack. The Crusades never ended. Will they ever?
Left-wing rioters waive Palestine flags as Paris is engulfed in total anarchy:
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Abdul El-Sayed @AbdulElSayed was on the record this week refusing to condemn the Muslim Brotherhood, a designated Islamic terrorist organization. As I exclusively reported in 2018, Abdul signed a pledge in support of Mohammed Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood. So naturally, that inspired Barack Hussein Obama, another agent of the Muslim Brotherhood, to announce he’s having a rally for Abdul. I hope everyone is paying attention to the Islamic communist takeover of America.
Looking forward to being in Detroit on 10/24 to campaign for @JocelynBenson, @AbdulElSayed, and Democrats up and down the ballot in Michigan. Join us: mobilize.us/teammichigan/eve…
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Just so we are clear, there has been zero confirmation that the lab worker death in Russia is the result of an outbreak of “pneumonic plague”, yet Left-wing media outlets are suggesting it, and their sheep are running with it, based on absolutely nothing other than hearsay and speculation on telegram channels, one of which was labeled as a “foreign agent” by the Russian Justice Ministry in January. It’s adorable watching all the people and entities who dismissed the Covid lab-leak theory, as well as dismissed the undeniable reality of the US-funded biolabs in Ukraine, are now suddenly outraged, solely because this rumor is about Russia. A completely unverified rumor that has not been confirmed by any government or independent watchdog. The Biden administration, in coordination with major social media outlets, censored and banned people like me for accurately reporting on the dangers of USAID-funded zoonotic pathogen research in places like Ukraine. Now, the MSM outlets and influencers who called me a Russian asset for accurately reporting on that story, are now strangely interested in this new rumor, because they can use it to push their anti-Russian bias, because they are on the same team as Ukraine. They are all owned by the same handlers. The Left’s outrage about this situation is fake. They don’t actually care about the dangers of pathogen research. They spent years saying that all lab leaks are conspiracy theories pushed by crazy people. They are only outraged now because they have been instructed to be outraged. The Left are desperate to make this story something it’s not, and the only reason they are so eager to report on it, is because it’s Russia, and they hate Russia. This is just the next extension of “Russia bad” and “Trump bad”. Pictured is then Senator Obama at a Ukrainian biological facility in 2005. This is a narrative war, and the Dems/MSM are aligned with Ukraine, because Ukraine is their offshore proxy where they can do things they can’t get away with on US soil, and they are desperate to cover it up.
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Remember C19 started simmering almost 12 months prior to elections. We’re now less than 30 days away from elections. The timeline is compressed. I predict 12-24 hours.
I give it 48hrs before a 2nd country announces the spread of the plague
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Ma’am, why do you have a mustache?
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My liberal friends — yes, I have them — have been telling me for months that Republican concerns about Sharia law are overblown. Is there an example anywhere in Texas of Sharia law being used to override American law and do harm? Well, I found it. Specifically, I found it at Texas patriot Tony Buzbee’s wedding. The time: July 2021. The place: Moody Gardens, Galveston. I was seated for dinner across from someone I had not expected to share a roll basket with: Mohammad Ali Choudhri, a Houston real estate developer worth at least nine figures. I told him I was with the media — I’m a talk radio host and half of the Walton and Johnson Show. He did not look delighted. Sitting next to a stranger at a wedding is always like spinning a roulette wheel, and they treated me like I was double-zero. Later I learned why Choudhri would be skeptical of chatting with someone who talks into a microphone for a living. Wayne Dolcefino, the former Channel 13 investigative reporter who now runs his own investigative firm, has been investigating Choudhri for years. He even sued Dolcefino over his reporting. Choudhri has been involved in all sorts of swirling scandals involving his businesses and, bizarrely, a relationship with former civil district judge Brittanye Morris. But here’s the part that involves Sharia: His divorce. Choudhri has lived in Houston since he was three. In 2008 he traveled to Pakistan for an arranged marriage. He was about 28. His wife-to-be, Hira Azhar, was 18. She joined him here in 2010. During the marriage they accumulated more than $100 million in community assets — Texas law’s way of saying what a couple builds together is not necessarily a solo prize. In 2012 he sent her back to Pakistan, ostensibly to deal with a visa. The Texas Supreme Court would later describe what happened as a “ruse.” In 2013, while she was still there, he divorced her without her knowledge. The mechanism was talaq, a form of unilateral divorce under Islamic law. That’s right: Sharia was afoot. Azhar was not served with the proceeding and did not participate in it. Notice appeared for five days in a Pakistani newspaper she never saw. She learned she had been divorced two years later. Azhar returned to Houston in 2015 and filed in Harris County. She wanted a divorce under Texas law and a fair division of the marital estate. A Houston trial court said no. Pakistan had already acted, and the court recognized that judgment under comity — the courtesy courts sometimes extend to foreign judgments. Think of it as like dying in the Matrix: If you get married or divorced anywhere else in the world, it happens in real life. Click the link in the comments to read the full story.
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🚨🚨🚨BREAKING: SCOTUS grants @C__Herridge motion to file Petition for Cert that is public (with redactions). I'll be reviewing and analyzing but for now ⬇️
EVERY American should care what is happening (and being hidden) in the contempt case against @C__Herridge! I'll have more to say if SCOTUS permits petition for cert to be filed publicly (with redactions)...still underseal. Link to follow. 1/
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JEFFERIES LIFTS LPL FINANCIAL HOLDINGS TARGET TO $410, FROM $402
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