Solutions to health care affordability lie in empowering consumers, increasing transparency, reducing mandates, and restoring competitive market forces rather than expanding government programs.

Texas need only stay the course, and ensure a friendly regulatory market by improving permitting processes, allowing the industry to grow and thrive.

The existing system does not warrant sweeping, costly reforms, but targeted reinforcement, thorough oversight, and protection from reflexive regulatory expansion.

TCCRI submits comments on the Comptroller of Public Accounts' proposed rule on the implementation of the Education Savings Account program, created by Senate Bill 2 during the 89th Legislative Session.

TCCRI writes in support of the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) proposed rule related to the State of Texas’ Underground Injection Control (UIC) program revision application.

The legislature should respond to workforce needs by promoting Career and Technical Education as well as encouraging students to enter middle-skill career fields.

Students should not be required to have a lesson on DEI or CRT in order to graduate unless it is legitimately relevant to the student’s course of study.

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.