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Houston’s $300 Million Question: Public Safety Grant or Immigration Enforcement?

September 19, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Houston’s $300 Million Question: Public Safety Grant or Immigration Enforcement?

A proposed DOJ grant could bring Houston major public-safety funds—and new federal conditions. Neil Aquino explains the questions City Council must answer.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: Civil Rights, Department of Justice, federal grants, government accountability, homelessness policy, Houston, Houston City Council, Houston Democracy Project, ICE, Immigration Enforcement, John Whitmire, local government, Model Cities Initiative, Neil Aquino, police funding, public safety grants, Surveillance, texas politics

Why Karl Rove Is Voting for a Texas Democrat After Three Decades of GOP Loyalty

September 18, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Why Karl Rove Is Voting for a Texas Democrat After Three Decades of GOP Loyalty

Karl Rove calls Bo French a bigot and crosses party lines for Jon Rosenthal. The rare vote spotlights race, belonging, and accountability in Texas politics.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: 2026 election, Bo French, Democratic Party, George W Bush, Immigration Rhetoric, Jon Rosenthal, Karl Rove, Oil and Gas Regulation, political accountability, Race and Politics, Republican Party, Texas elections, Texas GOP, texas politics, Texas Railroad Commission, University Of Texas, UT Austin

Democrats, DSA and Mike Johnson: What Party Unity Really Means in 2026

September 15, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Democrats, DSA and Mike Johnson: What Party Unity Really Means in 2026

Mike Johnson backs Brandon Herrera while Democrats argue over DSA. The real issue is how parties handle ideological factions, controversial nominees, and coalition power.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: 2026 midterms, Brandon Herrera, Congress, Democratic Coalition, Democratic Party, Democratic Socialism, Democratic Socialists of America, DSA, Hakeem Jeffries, Health care, Hillary Clinton, Medicare For All, Mike Johnson, minimum wage, Paid Family Leave, Party Unity, political analysis, Progressives, texas politics, TX-23, U.S. Politics, working class

GOP Midterm Anxiety Grows as Texas Senate Race Forces Massive New Spending

September 12, 2026 By Egberto Willies

GOP Midterm Anxiety Grows as Texas Senate Race Forces Massive New Spending

Texas was supposed to be safe Republican territory. Now GOP groups are spending tens of millions there as the fight for House and Senate control intensifies.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: 2026 election, 2026 midterms, Battleground states, campaign spending, Congress, Democratic Party, Donald Trump, election analysis, House elections, James Talarico, John Thune, Ken Paxton, MAGA Inc, political advertising, Republican Party, Senate elections, Senate Leadership Fund, texas politics, Texas Senate race, voter turnout

Rodney Ellis: Spend $4.5M to Stop Crises Before They Become Crimes and Jail Cells

September 5, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Rodney Ellis: Spend $4.5M to Stop Crises Before They Become Crimes and Jail Cells

Can prevention make communities safer while freeing police for serious crime? Harris County’s HART and RISE results make a powerful case for changing public safety.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: alternative 911 response, community safety, community violence intervention, credible messengers, crime prevention, Criminal Justice Reform, domestic violence prevention, gun violence prevention, Harris County, Harris County Commissioners Court, Harris County Public Health, HART, Holistic Assistance Response Team, Houston politics, jail diversion, mental health crisis response, police reform, prevention, Progressive Politics, Public Health., public safety, Relentless Interrupters Serving Everyone, RISE, Rodney Ellis, taxpayer savings, texas politics, violence interruption

Ted Cruz Smears Talarico & El-Sayed as Meet the Press Fails to Push Back

August 31, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Ted Cruz Smears Talarico & El-Sayed as Meet the Press Fails to Push Back

Meet the Press let the attacks fly with virtually no real-time fact-checking or meaningful pushback.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: 2026 midterms, Abdul El-Sayed, Corporate Media, culture wars, Democratic Party, Fact Checking, James Talarico, Ken Paxton, Kristen Welker, Mainstream media, media accountability, Medicare For All, meet the press, Michigan politics, Michigan Senate Race, Mike Rogers, NBC News, political journalism, Progressive Politics, Republican Propaganda, Ted Cruz, texas politics, Texas Senate race

Labor Day is almost here and the political sprint is on. Are we going to be ready?

August 30, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Labor Day is almost here and the political sprint is on. Are we going to be ready?

Trump has an $850 million total war chest, anchored by $403.4 million in cash on hand. We can’t match the dollars but we will sprint to winning at a discount because of you,

Filed Under: General Tagged With: 2026 elections, Democratic Party, Grassroots Organizing, Independent media, Mainstream Media Bias, PDR Posse, Political Campaigns, Politics Done Right, Progressive Politics, texas politics

Talarico Brings Faith, Justice, and His Senate Campaign to Harris County at The Luke Church

August 9, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Talarico Brings Faith, Justice, and His Senate Campaign to Harris County at The Luke Church

Can James Talarico flip Texas? His appearance at The Luke reveals the multiracial, faith-centered coalition he hopes to mobilize against Ken Paxton.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: 2026 elections, Black Church, Christian Menefee, Christian Nationalism, Economic Justice, Harris County, Houston politics, Humble Texas, immigrant rights, James Talarico, Ken Paxton, Politics Done Right, Progressive Christianity, Progressive Politics, Texas Democrats, texas politics, Texas Senate race, The Luke Church, voting rights, Working Families

James Talarico’s Sermon Exposed Christian Nationalism—and Revealed His Moral Core

August 6, 2026 By Egberto Willies

James Talarico’s Sermon Exposed Christian Nationalism—and Revealed His Moral Core

This surprising connection to James Talarico explains why his sermon against Christian nationalism feels authentic—and why its progressive message matters now.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: billionaire power, Christian Nationalism, church and state, Economic Justice, faith and politics, humanism, James Talarico, James Talarico sermon, Jim Rigby, LGBTQ equality, Multiracial Democracy, Politics Done Right, Progressive Christianity, Progressive Politics, religious left, religious pluralism, St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, Texas Democrats, texas politics, Texas Senate race

Greg Abbott Got Millions—Then Helped Shut the Courthouse Door on Injured Texans

July 15, 2026 By Egberto Willies

Greg Abbott Got Millions—Then Helped Shut the Courthouse Door on Injured Texans

Greg Abbott secured lifelong payments after a catastrophic injury, then backed caps, immunities and courtroom barriers that restrict compensation for injured Texans.

Filed Under: General Tagged With: Abbott Lawsuit, Civil Justice, Commercial Vehicle Accidents, corporate accountability, Corporate Immunity, Courtroom Access, Damage Caps, Greg Abbott, Greg Abbott Settlement, Hospital Negligence, House Bill 1774, House Bill 19, House Bill 4, Injured Texans, Insurance Claims, Medical Malpractice Caps, Noneconomic Damages, Pandemic Liability Protection Act, Patient Rights, Politics Done Right, Senate Bill 6, Texas Medical Malpractice, texas politics, Texas Republicans, Texas Tort Reform

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