From a constituent in Plano, TXopposed to the Texas school voucher movement
The Texas school voucher movement jeopardizes the separation of church and state by funneling taxpayer money to religious schools. This undermines the public education system by diverting crucial funding away from public schools that serve all students regardless of faith or background. Public funds
From a constituent in Prosper, TXVOTE NO on HB3
Texans, your constituents, expect a NO vote on HB3. Texans are NOT in support of this bill in any way. In light of the world that has been created by our President, and the angst of the American people. We will no longer accept our voted officials not supporting their constituents. Your jobs were g
From a constituent in Prosper, TXSTOP SB2
STOP SB2 Here’s why this matters: We already have school choice. Parents can transfer within districts, apply to other districts, attend charter schools, and even send their kids to private schools that offer scholarships/financial aid. Private schools are not accountable. No oversight on what’s bei
From a constituent in Plano, TXOpposition to Senate Bill 20 – Protect Artistic Expression and Free Speech
I am writing to express my strong opposition to Senate Bill 20, which recently passed unanimously in the Texas Senate. While I understand the intent behind this legislation—to prevent the dissemination of obscene material involving minors—the bill's language is overly broad and risks criminalizing l
From a verified voter in McKinney, TXProtect Texas hemp industry, reject corporate monopoly SB3
The proposed Senate Bill 3 (SB3) is a misguided and harmful attempt to dismantle Texas' legal hemp industry in favor of a corporate monopoly. This bill has nothing to do with public safety and everything to do with eliminating competition for the benefit of a select few players like Texas Original.
From a constituent in Plano, TXCall to Preserve Diversity in Arlington National Cemetery's Educational Content
I am writing to express my deep concern and dismay regarding the recent actions surrounding Arlington National Cemetery’s website. As reported, the cemetery has purged important educational pages about notable Black, Hispanic, and female veterans, as well as significant aspects of American history,
From a constituent in Plano, TXTurn in teachers!?
I’m writing regarding this horrendous website to turn in teachers, or anyone really, for teaching about diversity, equity, and inclusion. I’m writing on behalf of all those wonderful teachers who saw a student struggling with being bullied and made every effort to help out. Are they suddenly on the
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