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Posted on August 24, 2020
VETERAN FOUNDS ORGANIZATION TO BRING EMPLOYERS, VETERANS TOGETHER
Houston, TX–Veteran Chaunté Hall has partnered with employers, training programs, and veteran groups to form the Victory Trades Alliance (VTA) to increase veteran hiring in the MEP trades (Mechanical [Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning “HVAC”], Electrical, and Plumbing)…. Read More
Updated on March 13, 2020
Veterans, Conservatism, and Modern Academia
If you’re a conservative – and especially if you’re a conservative student – you know that higher education is packed with liberalism and leftist ideologies. It’s everywhere. It’s pervasive. And it’s doing a disservice to society. It’s not… Read More
Posted on March 11, 2020
A New Direction
I finally shut down my Facebook page. I got fed up with all the nonsense and snowflakes there that couldn’t handle the opinions of other people. There’s this mentality on Facebook that everyone has to engage in groupthink… Read More
Updated on December 3, 2019
The Supreme Court Already Said “Assault Weapons” Are Protected
Some words from a second amendment activist and law STUDENT (key word is “student”; I am NOT an attorney). Forgive the length, but hopefully appreciate the education because this case has never been overturned and currently the common… Read More
Updated on October 9, 2019
The Meaning of “About the Person”
Note: this post deals predominantly with open carry. Concealed carry is legal without a license anywhere in a vehicle in Texas. I’ve seen a lot of debate among people about whether Texas law allows a person to carry… Read More
Updated on August 31, 2019
Texas Cops Continue Violating First Amendment in How They Enforce 42.01(a)(1)
I’m writing this after viewing this video by James Freeman. This kind of stuff is why I’m in law school. In Texas, there is a statute still the books that makes it a “crime” to use “abusive, indecent,… Read More
Posted on August 13, 2019
School Violence: Causes and The Impact of Uniforms
“Every year, 3 million young people in the United States fall victim to crimes at school. Almost 2 million of these incidents involve violence.”1 As early as the 1950’s and 1960’s, the idea of school uniforms was batted… Read More
Updated on July 24, 2019
Veterans Are Not Above Reproach
Listening to the run-up to, the execution of, and the post-analysis of the Robert Mueller testimony today, I couldn’t help but notice the Alinski tactics in full display by the liberals. Specifically, Alinski’s 12th rule, “Pick the target,… Read More
Updated on July 7, 2019
Letters From War
I love history, especially military history. And even more especially, World War II history. My grandfather fought in WWII over Germany as a bombardier in B17 and B24 bombers. The other day, I was at my uncle’s house… Read More
Updated on January 17, 2019
NRA Again Dividing Gun Owners
I used to be a proud NRA member. Now I’m just a member. A Patron Life member, but just a member nonetheless. They won’t be getting another penny of mine any time in the near future. My frustration… Read More
Updated on October 15, 2018
The Reality of Violence
I’m not a violent person. I abhor violence. Now, that doesn’t mean that I think there is a place for violence. Quite the contrary. I am whole-hearted believer in using overwhelming force in response to violence. Peace through… Read More
Posted on October 11, 2018
Beto O’Rourke Is Offensive to Gun Rights
Here in Texas, a major fight is at hand for Texas senator. Hoping for a second term, Senator Ted Cruz is being challenged by El Paso US Representative Robert “Beto” O’Rourke. While the media has definitely made it… Read More
Posted on April 6, 2018
Drones a Viable Counter-terrorism Tool That Must Be Combined with Human Know-How
Last month, Military.com reported on the development of the Gray Eagle, a new drone with a 56-foot wingspan and the ability to stay airborne for a full 24 hours. Fort Carson currently has 12 of these drones and… Read More
Updated on December 16, 2017
The Road to Annexation: Foreign Policy & The Quest for Recognition In the Republic of Texas
The history of Texas is well-documented in various forms and fashions. Texas independence is a frequent subject of research for historians due to the peculiar and unique nature of its path to statehood. Texas is the only state that was once its own country and it is also the only state that was annexed as such. The story of Texas statehood and subsequent secession are matters of elementary history and generally common knowledge. However, little research seems to have been written about the foreign policy of the Republic of Texas during its ten-year span as its own nation and the internal struggle for statehood that seemed to cause more controversy than the entrance of virtually any other state in to the Union.
Updated on September 9, 2017
The Case for “Price Gouging”
While I was listening to Neil Cavuto on Fox News earlier, I was shocked about what was being said during an interview with the Florida Attorney General. The subject of the interview was “price gouging” in the state…. Read More