It’s amusing that this hot mess of a bill is being hyped by Dan Crenshaw — especially if he’s eyeing a run for Texas Governor and not a huge fan of Greg Abbott. Here’s the truth you won’t hear from Dan: 🚨 The One Big Beautiful Bill Act isn’t beautiful — it’s a billionaire

This is going to hurt everyone! The MAGA Republican Regime is only for Billionaires and the very rich!

Ah yes, the classic ‘I went to two Ivy Leagues so I could tell you they’re bad’ move. Elitism isn’t the problem — it’s who gets let into the club without the DC elitist like Ted Cruz’s permission. He knows the research and work that happens at Colleges save lives and solves

A friend posted this today: I am disappointed by the Medicare cuts. I lost a client today - a rural hospital that can barely operate and cannot afford health insurance for its employees. Hospitals that cannot give their employees insurance are the most Tx Republican thing ever!

The real tragedy is that Texas Republican Senators and Republican Congressmen voted to take away Medicaid benefits from 1.6 million Texans. That is bigger than the size of San Antonio. This isn’t just a tragedy. It is cruel and a sad day for Texans!

The air in Austin now feels like Houston and Miami are having a 3-way with a damp unitard on top of a moist bathroom carpet

They know NO shame!

“Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free…” That’s what’s etched on the Statue of Liberty. Not “take away SNAP and Medicare.” Not “only if you’re white, straight, and wealthy.” This 4th of July, we’re fighting for an America that lives

Showed up at NWACA 4th of July parade and ran into Bobby Cole for Governor who is running for Texas Gov. and Clayton Tucker for Texas Ag Commissioner! These two candidates just started hitting the road! Go meet them Texans.

Our hearts are heavy for Kerr County and everyone impacted by the devastating floods along the Guadalupe River. This is a time for unity, compassion, and grace. Texans show up for each other. Let’s lift up our neighbors with love, support, and strength. #KerrCountyStrong

Tone Deaf Briscoe Cain cares more about messaging that he doesn’t want to grow government right now than finding and helping those impacted by flooding. What a huge POS he is!

State Rep @WesVirdellTX of Brady, who represents Kerrville, was one of few #txlege House members who voted against funding for local siren and emergency communication systems, according to @SBellsnyder. The House OKed funding, but the Senate ignored it. texasruralreporter.substack.com/p/lessons-not-…

For everyone, one of these legislators sharing their "thoughts and prayers" -- Texans should be asking them why they VOTED NO on a "no-brainer" bill that would have provided grants to local governments for emergency warning systems. Briscoe Cain Brian Harrison Andy Hopper

When there’s a need, people show up. Thank you to Hays County commissioners, Kyle city Council members, community volunteers, and community members for showing up today. Lots of items were donated and now Bob and I are driving to Kerrville to drop them off. Prayers to all the

There have been plenty of elected officials posing for photo ops at rescue sites, and I don't see Bo French being concerned about that as "politicized". It's not pleasant news, but Texans need to know that a bill to fund improvements in emergency systems died in the Senate.

It’s been a heartbreaking weekend—one that words can barely touch. Across Texas—and across the country—there’s a shared sense of grief. But for many of us, this isn’t just a headline. We know families whose lives have been shattered by these floods. The loss is personal. The