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Release: Press Conference at 5th Circuit in New Orleans on Ten Commandments Law Hosted by Texas Values
New Orleans, Louisiana – January 19, 2026: Tomorrow, Texas Values, together with Louisiana Family Forum, will hold a press conference in front of the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals (John Minor Wisdom) Courthouse in New Orleans, Louisiana just before the...
Breaking! Save Women’s Sports Case Oral Arguments at U. S. Supreme Court
Austin, TX – January 12, 2026: Tomorrow, the U. S. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments for the Save Women’s Sports cases; West Virginia v. B.P.J. and Hecox v. Little (Idaho), which will determine whether the state law in Idaho that protects fairness, safety, and...
Release: Supreme Court Update: Texas Leader Goes National
Newest Member of U. S. Supreme Court Bar, Jonathan Saenz, President of Texas Values Austin, TX – January 9, 2026: Jonathan Saenz, President & Attorney for Texas Values was sworn in as an official member of the U. S. Supreme...
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Leadership is influence – have you ever heard this saying before? Leadership expert John Maxwell says this a lot, and it is certainly true at the Texas Capitol and in local government and other situations when the truth matters...
Breaking! Court Rules In 10 Commandments Case by Approving Law Authors/Texas Values Amicus Brief
Austin, TX – December 31, 2025: Today, the federal appeals court approved the filing of Texas Values friend of the court “amicus brief” on behalf of Texas State Senator Phil King and Texas State Representative Candy Noble (the legislators who...
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Tomorrow, Wednesday, the Texas State Board of Education (SBOE) will vote on a framework for the Social Studies standards (TEKS) that will be drafted later this year.
Registration for testimony has now closed. But you can still email the SBOE until tomorrow by the end of the day.
Please reach out to your Texas House member, as well as the members of the House State Affairs Committee and thank them for the having a committee hearing on these bills and thank them for helping move these bills out of committee and to the next step for a full Texas House vote! Again – these bills are:
(1) SB 8 – Texas Women’s Privacy Act (already passed the Texas Senate), and
(2) HB 7 – Pro-Life Act that protects women from harmful chemical abortion drugs that are flooding into our state in the mail!
Please be courteous on the call and express your thanks for last week’s hearing and for voting these bills forward!
Tomorrow, (Friday, August 22) at 8 a.m. the Texas House Committee on State Affairs will have a public hearing on the Texas Women’s Privacy Act, SB 8.
Please show up and testify in favor of this bill!
The committee plans to limit testimony, so please arrive at 7 a.m. in order to register.
However, we need a quorum in the Texas House in order for SB 7, the Texas Women’s Privacy Act to pass in the Texas House and head to the Governor’s desk to become law in the state of Texas!
We have enough time to pass the Texas Women’s Privacy Act this session!
Contact your Texas House member and thank your member for showing up during the Special Session. Let your Texas House member know that as soon as the Texas House makes quorum, you want the Texas House to pass The Texas Women’s Privacy Act.
Alert! Come to the Capitol to Testify to Protect Women’s Privacy in Texas Senate State Affairs
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The Texas Senate Committee on State Affairs will have a hearing Monday at 9a.m. on Senate Bill 7, the Texas Women’s Privacy Act. Please show up Monday to the Texas Capitol to testify!