It is clear that distributors of hemp have intentionally bent the rules to sell psychoactive compounds within Texas.

Texas should be commended for its consistent efforts to ensure that voter fraud in general, including noncitizen voting, is as limited as can be. Texas should continue these measures.

Texas ports are a crucial part of the Lone Star State's economic success but their difficulty to fund regularly needed improvements and upgrades place them at risk of falling behind.

The state should continue to look at the solutions it has already found to be effective.

Texas schoolchildren and their families need an education funding system that allows them to seek the best possible education for their own unique needs.

The legislature should stay the course on energy policy, removing unnecessary regulatory burdens and not imposing new ones.

The best approach for policymakers is to resist the call to intervene in the P&C market.

The Legislature should limit its intervention to empowering Texans with more information that promotes personal responsibility when negotiating employment contracts.

Texas' efforts to secure its southern border have faced a wide variety of unprecedented actions from the federal government that have only exacerbated the crisis.

The Legislature should use the state's projected budget surplus for additional property tax relief.