Chrissy Clark

2 months ago | readlion.com | Bethany Blankley |Chrissy Clark |Jillian Schneider |John Ransom

(The Center Square) – The Texas House for the first time in state history passed a school choice bill after previous attempts failed in multiple legislative sessions. The House passed SB 2, filed by state Sen. Brandon Creighton, R-Conroe, and its companion legislation filed by state Rep. Brad Buckley, R-Killeen, after 15 hours of being in session on Wednesday. After eight hours of debate that went into the early morning hours on Thursday, the measure passed along party lines by a vote of 85-63. Gov.

Feb 26, 2025 | underreportedstories.substack.com | Chrissy Clark

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Feb 24, 2025 | readlion.com | Carrie Sheffield |Chrissy Clark |Alexander William Salter

(The Daily Signal) – Leftists are attacking President Donald Trump, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, and other conservatives for dismantling “diversity, equity, and inclusion” programs, unfairly lumping together people with disabilities with people who exploit DEI for unfair gain. Yet forcibly requiring an agency or organization to hire someone—the DEI approach—versus not allowing them to be discriminated against (e.g., through disability protections) are very different.

Feb 19, 2025 | underreportedstories.substack.com | Chrissy Clark

Part of my Substack mission is to keep you informed and rooted in facts. I watch a multi-view look at the news (Fox, CNN, MSNBC, & BBC) while I work, and the facts about the Eric Adams corruption case seem to differ from network to network. Here’s a one-stop shop for all the facts. If you like this post, please share it with a friend who will enjoy it! Let’s start with the corruption charges. In September of 2024, New York City Mayor Eric Adams was charged with conspiracy.

Feb 10, 2025 | readlion.com | Fred Lucas |Chrissy Clark |Grant Braaten

(The Daily Signal) – The 2024 election concluded with few complaints or disputes from either side—but key improvements still need to be made to ensure free and fair contests, according to a new report from an election integrity watchdog. “The election integrity movement has had enormous success over the last four years.