By Many or By Few
May 16, 2012 By Tim Lambert 2 Comments
We are in the midst of early voting for the primary elections here in Texas (May 14-22). The turnout will likely be very low as a result of the fact that the Republican nomination for President of the United States is essentially over. This presents an opportunity for those who choose to participate because a relatively few people will have a large impact on the choice that the Republican and Democratic parties make in nominating candidates for the fall election. [Read More...]
We Own the Courthouse & We’re Taking Your Children
May 10, 2012 By Tim Lambert 9 Comments
The sad story of a home school mom who lost her children in a temporary order in a divorce case in a small, rural county in Texas continues. For those who are not familiar with the case, the couple had been married for eleven years and home schooled for many years, all with the approval of the father. When he decided that he wanted a divorce, the airline pilot told his wife that his parents “own the courthouse” and “We will take the children from you, and there is nothing you can do.” [Read More...]
Judge: “I’m a Fool!”
April 27, 2012 By Tim Lambert
I read a news story this morning about a Texas judge who ruled in a decision two weeks ago that the state of Texas should exempt the sale of oil and gas extraction equipment from the state sales tax and is now reconsidering his decision. [Read More...]




