This is a video of the speech I gave to Take America Back Texas in Glen Rose yesterday. It misses a bit of the beginning, but I thank Michael Bennett for the recording.
https://www.brighteon.com/4b7... View MoreThis is a video of the speech I gave to Take America Back Texas in Glen Rose yesterday. It misses a bit of the beginning, but I thank Michael Bennett for the recording.
https://www.brighteon.com/4b7fb5df-0be2-4ac3-818b-d9f719145816
Tom Glass to Take America Back Texas - Glen Rose 2021-10-09
The latter half or so of Tom Glass presentation to Take America Back Texas Tour in Glen Rose on October 9, 2021.
About how county political ecosystems consisting of county judges and commissioners co
Texans need to rapidly become reacquainted with the important, wonderful, powerful word in the Declaration of Independence - UNALIENABLE.
You know the thing, right? "endowed by their Creator with ce... View MoreTexans need to rapidly become reacquainted with the important, wonderful, powerful word in the Declaration of Independence - UNALIENABLE.
You know the thing, right? "endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights"
Governments are instituted after all "to secure these rights." Not violate them, or force or allow employers, or schools, or transportation companies to violate them.
So, what does "unalienable: mean?
If you want to know what the framers meant by the words they used, there is no better place than Noah Webster's 1828 dictionary. That is why he wrote it, after all. (See http://webstersdictionary1828.com )
Unalienable, according to Mr. Webster means "not alienable." Duh. But then we see the meat of the matter, "may not be transferred; as unalienable rights."
If you go a bit deeper, you find the definition of "alienate": "To transfer title, property or right to another; as to alienate . . . sovereignty."
So the question, fellow Texans, is: is the natural right to bodily autonomy (including the right to decline vaccinations) unalienable. Can this right be bargained away in exchange for employment, or travel, or education, or governmental service?
I don't think so. What say you?
#unalienable #virus #coronavirus #COVID
This is a deep dive of the first draft Texas House redistricting plan for 2022. It took a LONG time to analyze and the article is pretty long, although there is a good high level summary at the begin... View MoreThis is a deep dive of the first draft Texas House redistricting plan for 2022. It took a LONG time to analyze and the article is pretty long, although there is a good high level summary at the beginning.
I would appreciate any error corrections or help with any oversights.
https://www.texasfreepress.com/post/first-look-at-texas-house-redistricting
First Look at Texas House Redistricting
The counties of Denton, Collin, and Fort Bend, and the I-35 corrido each get a new district harvested from lower growth parts of the state.
One of the most effective ways to defeat lying, weasel tyrants is to laugh at them and to mock them.
Texas House State Affairs Chris Paddie announces that he will not seek reelection after serving for five sessions.
He times his announcement to make it easier for those redistricting to carve up his... View MoreTexas House State Affairs Chris Paddie announces that he will not seek reelection after serving for five sessions.
He times his announcement to make it easier for those redistricting to carve up his Northeast Texas district. (Recall that Joe Straus created this district for him during redistricting in 2012 to take out the conservative Wayne Christian.)
Recall that his home county GOP (Harrison) recently censured him for multiple betrayals of the priorities and platform of the GOP.
In this most recent session, Paddie was responsible for killing the RPT priority of ending tax funded lobbying, and he backed Dustin Burrows and the speaker in their bid to protect the governor from executive overreach legislation.
He also refused to hear the all-hazards grid protection bill of Senator Bob Hall (and Matt Shaheen).
He also refused to hear the flagship legislation of this group, the Texas Sovereignty Act.
https://texasscorecard.com/state/after-being-censured-state-rep-chris-paddie-announces-he-wont-run-for-re-election
Happy Constitution Day!
On this day, September 17, 1787, the delegates to the Constitutional Convention signed their work, sending it to Congress for transmittal to the states for ratification.
By D... View MoreHappy Constitution Day!
On this day, September 17, 1787, the delegates to the Constitutional Convention signed their work, sending it to Congress for transmittal to the states for ratification.
By December 7, 1787, the first state in the confederation ratified it, Delaware. By June 21, 1788, the state 9 of 13, New Hampshire, ratified, making the adoption official.
The four remaining states were then unaffiliated nations until they ratified. Virginia and New York followed quickly, New York ratifying on July 26, 1788.
Many do not know this, but George Washington was elected President and the first Congress was elected and seated when only eleven states were in the Union.
North Carolina did not ratify until its second try on November 21, 1789. And Rhode Island's proud, independent sailors did not come across the wire and join the new Union until May, 29, 1790.
At this time of concerted attack on the Constitution, let us rededicate ourselves to restoring the Republic via enforcing the limits of the Constitution on our servants in DC and in state government.
#Constitution #ConstitutionDay
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