Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick on Inside Texas Politics.
Reducing property taxes, education savings accounts and more will now likely go to a special legislative session that the governor calls later this summer.
The regular legislative session ends on Monday.
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick was one of our guests on Inside Texas Politics this morning.
GUTIERREZ: GOP-led Florida legislature is more courageous than Texas.
State Sen. Roland Gutierrez, D-San Antonio, is one of the guests on Inside Texas Politics.
Congressman calls for federal oversight in Tarrant County search.
"WE COULD BE ON THE BRINK here of needing to bring in someone from the DOJ" to oversee Tarrant County's search for a new elections administrator, U.S. Rep. Marc Veasey said on Inside Texas Politics.
Rep. Gonzales: Border security first, legal immigration is next
Congressman Tony Gonzales says he will begin to focus on reforming pathways for legal immigration after helping craft the U.S. House Homeland Security bill for border security.
Plano ISD trustee has message for state lawmakers before they adjourn.
Plano ISD Trustee Nancy Humphrey says her district will lose $9,800 for every student that leaves under school choice. With 30 days left in the legislature, she has a message for Texas lawmakers.
The legislature has lots left to do over the next six weeks...
In an interview for Inside Texas Politics, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick did not rule out withholding a bill to force a special session on priorities he wants passed.
Patrick takes questions on taxes, schools, and passing his priorities.
Less than six weeks left in the state legislature and the House and Senate are at odds in how to lower property taxes. Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick joined Inside Texas Politics for a wide-ranging interview.
Mental health is one of top problems that local leaders face in 2023.
There's no mental health hospital in the Texas panhandle. Law enforcement has to drive patients from Amarillo down to Wichita Falls - 3.5-hours away - to the closest facility.
Brown: There's public health crises that call for bipartisan solutions
Using state surplus to help purchase fentanyl strips, mental health issues - there's plenty for us to work together on this session and I look forward to being part of that solution, Brown said.
Tim O'Hare will get sworn in this afternoon as Tarrant County Judge.
Cutting the county budget is paramount for O'Hare, but he says he also wants to add to the payroll - a position for "Election Integrity Officer."



