Category Archives: State & Local Policitcs

Former U.S. Congressman Francisco “Quico” Canseco discusses the significance of Webb County Judge Tano Tijerina switching political parties from Democratic to Republican. Webb County has long been a bastion of Democratic Party power, and this party switch, coupled with the ... Read More

Sheriff Jeffrey Gahler of Harford County, Maryland, discusses the effects of the open border on his county and state, including the murder in his county by an illegal alien. He also discusses what he has heard and seen in his ... Read More

Sheriff Michael Lewis of Wicomico County, Maryland, discusses the effects of the open border on his county and state. He also discusses what he has heard and seen in his meetings with other sheriffs across the nation. Recorded Dec. 4, ... Read More

Sheriff Sam Page of Rockingham County, North Carolina, discusses the effects of the open border on his county and state. He also discusses what he has heard and seen in his meetings with other sheriffs across the nation. Recorded Dec. ... Read More

There are several reasons why crime and violence are high in San Antonio, and retired San Antonio police officer Willie Cantu explains one reason—the poor leadership at the SAPD. Cantu describes the leadership and gives examples of why morale is ... Read More

Former San Antonio city councilman Clayton Perry provides an update on the city’s project and gives insight into the debt created by current Mayor Ron Nirenberg. Perry explains the failure of the “Ready to Work” project and other programs. The ... Read More

The Role of San Antonio Podcasters in the Local “Trump Revolution” Though political pundits may conclude that national podcasters were one of the many influences on the Trump 2024 election results, in my opinion, the truth-telling by the Trump campaign ... Read More

The impact of illegal immigration on local communities is seen in various ways. These news items between November 4-8, 2024, are good examples of how the presence of illegal aliens is felt in states and local communities. We must secure ... Read More

San Antonio Violent Crimes Nov. 4-10, 2024 During the seven days of Monday, Nov. 4 to Sunday, Nov. 10, 2024, there were ten shootings and stabbings reported in San Antonio’s local news media. Seven were shootings, three stabbings, eight persons wounded, ... Read More

Commander Jay Furman, candidate for the U.S. House in Texas District 28, has received several complaints from people who cast ballots in early voting that his name did not appear on the ballot. Furman is challenging longtime incumbent Democrat Congressman ... Read More