Texans, would you call a budget that funds DEI, liberal gender ideology, and Hollywood... and that grows government and increases spending... a "conservative" budget?
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Proud to make a motion to VACATE THE CHAIR and remove Speaker Burrows.
There must be consequences for his corrupt lawlessness and betrayal of Texas voters… that lets DEMOCRATS control the Texas House.
I discussed with
#CSalcedoShow
.
Listen
There must be consequences for his corrupt lawlessness and betrayal of Texas voters… that lets DEMOCRATS control the Texas House.
I discussed with
#CSalcedoShow
.
Listen
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Texans voted for Republicans, but RINOs in the Texas House betrayed them and put DEMOCRATS in charge.
The ultimate voter fraud.
All conservatives must fight back!
#DLoesch
and I discussed my motion to VACATE THE CHAIR... to remove Speaker Burrows.
Watch!
The ultimate voter fraud.
All conservatives must fight back!
#DLoesch
and I discussed my motion to VACATE THE CHAIR... to remove Speaker Burrows.
Watch!
The Texas government is too big, overtaxes Texans, and funds liberal priorities.
If we don’t cut government… and SLASH PROPERTY TAXES (with goal of elimination)… we’ve failed this session.
Now is not the time for comfortable timidity...
It’s time to get bold… and loud
If we don’t cut government… and SLASH PROPERTY TAXES (with goal of elimination)… we’ve failed this session.
Now is not the time for comfortable timidity...
It’s time to get bold… and loud
Texas taxpayers, the Austin uniparty doesn’t care about you, your children, your values, or your liberty.
It must be defeated.
It must be defeated.
Fact: My X feed has done more to expose the liberal agenda that the Texas government is funding - with your tax dollars - than the entire Austin media combined.
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America was shocked to see Texas government branded busses bringing protesters to the anti-Trump rallies...
Public universities in Texas are using tax dollars to promote a radical leftist agenda including DEI and gender indoctrination.
Joined
#stinchfield1776
on
#RealAmVoice
.
Public universities in Texas are using tax dollars to promote a radical leftist agenda including DEI and gender indoctrination.
Joined
#stinchfield1776
on
#RealAmVoice
.
Proud to file amendments to return over $90 BILLION in property tax relief... and fix the liberal House budget!
This historic package:
cuts property taxes almost in half immediately
ends DEI and gender ideology
stops corporate welfare
cuts spending 15%
Read!
This historic package:
cuts property taxes almost in half immediately
ends DEI and gender ideology
stops corporate welfare
cuts spending 15%
Read!
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Watch Speaker Burrows double down on his dictatorial actions to cut off members microphones and refuse to answer questions... after I made a motion to VACATE THE CHAIR.
He want to silence not just me... but MILLIONS of Texans who want their voice heard.
He must be removed!
He want to silence not just me... but MILLIONS of Texans who want their voice heard.
He must be removed!
🚨Since Speaker Burrows cut my mic off and refused to acknowledge my motion to vacate... I am now submitting a House Resolution to REMOVE SPEAKER BURROWS!
Thanks to
#DavidLowe4Texas
for Co-Authoring HR823, and I invite every House Republican to join.
Full text:
R E S O L U T I O N
WHEREAS, Voters in Texas gave Republicans huge majorities in both the Texas House and Senate, elected Republicans to every statewide office, and re-elected President Trump with a margin of 14 points; and
WHEREAS, Speaker Dustin Burrows committed the greatest form of voter fraud by cutting a deal with Democrats to become Speaker and then empowering them by appointing pro-abortion, DEI-supporting, open borders Democrats to key positions in House leadership, including as Speaker Pro Tem, and hired an Obama White House lawyer as Parliamentary Counsel; and
WHEREAS, Speaker Dustin Burrows allowed Democrats to Chair House Appropriations Committes, write the Texas budget and allocate billions of tax dollars on Democrat priorities – in secret – in violation of the House Rules on at least eight occasions, and allowed a vote on the 1000+ page, $340 billion budget after giving the Committee only 20 hours to read it; and
WHEREAS, Speaker Dustin Burrows lied to fabricate a quorum in an attempt to violate the Texas Constitution, stating “a quorum is present” when there were only 63 out of 150 members present; and
WHEREAS, Speaker Dustin Burrows put a Democrat bill on the House floor ahead of every Republican bill - after wasting over half of session; and
WHEREAS, Well over 10,000 grassroots, freedom-loving, Texas patriots signed a petition to vacate Speaker Burrows; now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED, by the House of Representatives of the State of Texas, 89th Legislature, that Speaker Dustin Burrows is removed.
Thanks to
#DavidLowe4Texas
for Co-Authoring HR823, and I invite every House Republican to join.
Full text:
R E S O L U T I O N
WHEREAS, Voters in Texas gave Republicans huge majorities in both the Texas House and Senate, elected Republicans to every statewide office, and re-elected President Trump with a margin of 14 points; and
WHEREAS, Speaker Dustin Burrows committed the greatest form of voter fraud by cutting a deal with Democrats to become Speaker and then empowering them by appointing pro-abortion, DEI-supporting, open borders Democrats to key positions in House leadership, including as Speaker Pro Tem, and hired an Obama White House lawyer as Parliamentary Counsel; and
WHEREAS, Speaker Dustin Burrows allowed Democrats to Chair House Appropriations Committes, write the Texas budget and allocate billions of tax dollars on Democrat priorities – in secret – in violation of the House Rules on at least eight occasions, and allowed a vote on the 1000+ page, $340 billion budget after giving the Committee only 20 hours to read it; and
WHEREAS, Speaker Dustin Burrows lied to fabricate a quorum in an attempt to violate the Texas Constitution, stating “a quorum is present” when there were only 63 out of 150 members present; and
WHEREAS, Speaker Dustin Burrows put a Democrat bill on the House floor ahead of every Republican bill - after wasting over half of session; and
WHEREAS, Well over 10,000 grassroots, freedom-loving, Texas patriots signed a petition to vacate Speaker Burrows; now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED, by the House of Representatives of the State of Texas, 89th Legislature, that Speaker Dustin Burrows is removed.
Here’s the vote... only
#DavidLowe4Texas
and I supported removing Speaker Burrows today (by voting NO).
#DavidLowe4Texas
and I supported removing Speaker Burrows today (by voting NO).
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Watch Speaker Burrows double down on his dictatorial actions to cut off members microphones and refuse to answer questions... after I made a motion to VACATE THE CHAIR.
He want to silence not just me... but MILLIONS of Texans who want their voice heard.
He must be removed!🚨
He want to silence not just me... but MILLIONS of Texans who want their voice heard.
He must be removed!🚨
From
#statesman
: Republican state Rep. Brian Harrison of Midlothian slammed the bill as an expansion of government rather than a reduction of it. He also said it gives power to the executive branch that should be kept for the Legislature.
The point of DOGE is to cut government, reduce spending and shrink the bureaucracy," Harrison said. "Unfortunately, this bill does the exact opposite."
#statesman
: Republican state Rep. Brian Harrison of Midlothian slammed the bill as an expansion of government rather than a reduction of it. He also said it gives power to the executive branch that should be kept for the Legislature.
The point of DOGE is to cut government, reduce spending and shrink the bureaucracy," Harrison said. "Unfortunately, this bill does the exact opposite."
From
#TexasScorecard
: In a bold but ultimately unsuccessful effort, State Rep. Brian Harrison (R–Midlothian) forced a vote Wednesday on a resolution to remove Texas House Speaker Dustin Burrows, accusing him of betraying Republican voters and handing power to Democrats.
The House quickly voted to table the resolution, with only Harrison and freshman State Rep. David Lowe (R–North Richland Hills) opposing the motion. The final vote was 141-2, with five members present but not voting, and two absent.
House Resolution 823, authored by Harrison, accused Burrows of “committ[ing] the greatest form of voter fraud by cutting a deal with Democrats to become Speaker” and “empowering them by appointing pro-abortion, DEI-supporting, open borders Democrats to key positions in House leadership.”
It also criticized Burrows for hiring a former Obama White House attorney as Parliamentary Counsel and for allowing Democrats to control the state budget process “in secret,” in violation of House rules.
“We were elected to serve the voters of the state of Texas,” Harrison said during his speech on the House floor. “We were not elected to serve the special interests and the donors that control this building.”
He continued, “The speaker’s conduct over this chamber has been not just lawless, corrupt—it has been unethical.”
Harrison accused Burrows of silencing conservatives and failing to advance any of the Republican Party’s legislative priorities and slammed the chamber for what he viewed as misplaced priorities.
“Are we proud of spending time suspending the rules on Beyoncé resolutions, and Pakistan Day, and Zoroastrianism? Are you proud of that? My voters aren’t. Let me tell you the honest truth—your voters aren’t either.”
He also accused Burrows of standing “in front of a barren chamber and declaring dishonestly that a quorum is present,” in what he described as an unconstitutional attempt to conduct business without enough members.
He argued that under Burrows’ leadership, the House had moved in “a hard left direction,” growing government and increasing spending at a time when “more Texans than ever are being taxed out of their homes.”
Despite some lawmakers laughing and scoffing at his remarks, Harrison pressed on. “Let the voters of Texas hear the vulgarity and the lack of professionalism being demonstrated on this floor right now,” he said. “Texas deserves better than this.”
In closing, he told lawmakers, “When we gavel out, 30 million Texans will be less free than when we gavelled in. That’s objectively true.” He asked his colleagues to reject what he called the “Austin swamp” and instead “vote to put the desires and the needs of the Texans that we serve and the voters who send us here” ahead of politics.
#TexasScorecard
: In a bold but ultimately unsuccessful effort, State Rep. Brian Harrison (R–Midlothian) forced a vote Wednesday on a resolution to remove Texas House Speaker Dustin Burrows, accusing him of betraying Republican voters and handing power to Democrats.
The House quickly voted to table the resolution, with only Harrison and freshman State Rep. David Lowe (R–North Richland Hills) opposing the motion. The final vote was 141-2, with five members present but not voting, and two absent.
House Resolution 823, authored by Harrison, accused Burrows of “committ[ing] the greatest form of voter fraud by cutting a deal with Democrats to become Speaker” and “empowering them by appointing pro-abortion, DEI-supporting, open borders Democrats to key positions in House leadership.”
It also criticized Burrows for hiring a former Obama White House attorney as Parliamentary Counsel and for allowing Democrats to control the state budget process “in secret,” in violation of House rules.
“We were elected to serve the voters of the state of Texas,” Harrison said during his speech on the House floor. “We were not elected to serve the special interests and the donors that control this building.”
He continued, “The speaker’s conduct over this chamber has been not just lawless, corrupt—it has been unethical.”
Harrison accused Burrows of silencing conservatives and failing to advance any of the Republican Party’s legislative priorities and slammed the chamber for what he viewed as misplaced priorities.
“Are we proud of spending time suspending the rules on Beyoncé resolutions, and Pakistan Day, and Zoroastrianism? Are you proud of that? My voters aren’t. Let me tell you the honest truth—your voters aren’t either.”
He also accused Burrows of standing “in front of a barren chamber and declaring dishonestly that a quorum is present,” in what he described as an unconstitutional attempt to conduct business without enough members.
He argued that under Burrows’ leadership, the House had moved in “a hard left direction,” growing government and increasing spending at a time when “more Texans than ever are being taxed out of their homes.”
Despite some lawmakers laughing and scoffing at his remarks, Harrison pressed on. “Let the voters of Texas hear the vulgarity and the lack of professionalism being demonstrated on this floor right now,” he said. “Texas deserves better than this.”
In closing, he told lawmakers, “When we gavel out, 30 million Texans will be less free than when we gavelled in. That’s objectively true.” He asked his colleagues to reject what he called the “Austin swamp” and instead “vote to put the desires and the needs of the Texans that we serve and the voters who send us here” ahead of politics.