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  • How the Fairness Doctrine Repeal Broke Journalism

    How the Fairness Doctrine Repeal Broke Journalism

    In the post-World War II era, America’s airwaves were considered a public trust. With limited frequencies and a growing reliance on radio and television. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) introduced a critical policy in 1949 known as the Fairness Doctrine. Its aim was simple but powerful: ensure broadcasters present controversial issues of public importance in…

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  • 10 Ways Texans Are Denied Fair Representation

    10 Ways Texans Are Denied Fair Representation

    Texans pride themselves on independence, grit, and democracy. Unfortunately, when it comes to representation, the average citizen faces a stacked deck. While Texas government is modeled on the federal system, the rules and structures in place often make it harder for everyday Texans to have a real voice. Here are the top ways fair representation…

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  • Proposition 16 (SJR 37) A Trojan Horse

    Proposition 16 (SJR 37) A Trojan Horse

    What is Proposition 16, Bill S.J.R. 37? On the surface, S.J.R. 37 looks simple. It proposes a constitutional amendment to state that only U.S. citizens can vote in Texas elections. Sounds reasonable, right? After all, Texas law already requires this. But here’s the truth: S.J.R. 37 changes nothing about who can vote today. What it…

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  • BPI November 2025 Texas Voter’s Guide

    BPI November 2025 Texas Voter’s Guide

    Proposition 1 Higher Education Funding SJR 59 ✅ Yes Summary:  This amendment would create two new state funds to help Texas colleges and technical schools pay for things like: building and fixing classrooms, buying land or equipment, and making repairs and improvements. One fund would specifically help Texas State Technical College with its buildings and…

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  • Proposition 9 (HJR 1) The Hidden Adjenda

    Proposition 9 (HJR 1) The Hidden Adjenda

    What is Proposition 2, Bill H.J.R. 1? Proposition 9, stemming from H.J.R. 1, proposes a constitutional amendment that would exempt up to $250,000 of tangible personal property used for income production from property taxes. In simpler terms, it’s a tax break on business-related equipment and inventory. Who Benefits from this Bill? Though framed as property…

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  • Understanding Proposition 2 (SJR 18)

    Understanding Proposition 2 (SJR 18)

    What is Proposition 2, Bill S.J.R. 18 This bill, S.J.R. 18, proposes a constitutional amendment to prohibit the Texas Legislature from ever imposing a tax on an individual’s wealth or net worth, including personal assets, wealth or overall net worth. Who Benefits from this Bill? This amendment doesn’t protect the everyday Texan.  It protects the…

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