Is Texas GOP Going Blue?
...Dallas County Republican Lawmakers Receive Low Fiscal Responsibility Scores
By Carole Hornsby Haynes, Ph.D. July 21, 2019
We knew it would happen. Now that the purple 2019 legislative session in Texas is over, Republican lawmakers are flooding our email and postal boxes with pleas to send money because they are afraid of losing to Democrat challengers. Those same candidates who sneered at us during the session and refused to pass key GOP legislative priorities now are whining for money to stay in office.
In his speech to the United Nations assembly in New York, President Trump served notice that “...America will always choose independence and cooperation over global governance, control, and domination.”
It’s quite common nowadays to hear liberals and even uninformed conservatives call America a democracy. Yet we are neither a democracy nor a representative democracy. 
With the midterm general election behind us, it appears that we are indeed engaged in a Second American Revolution….this time at the ballot box. The harsh reality of how far we have strayed from our Judeo-Christian roots and our Constitutional principles finally have sunken in and shaken us to the very core of our souls. 
Once America had the world’s best educated workforce. Today the average American high school graduates are two-and-a-half years behind those in top-performing countries. The curriculum of our colleges is at the level of high schools in top-performing countries.
Texas is leading the charge against the Obama administration’s May 13th 
One of the most hotly debated issues between Liberals and Conservatives is whether our American form of government is a republic or a democracy. It became a major issue in the war over the new Texas Social Studies Standards.
The American Republic was founded on limited government and free enterprise. Now more than two centuries later, the nation is dangerously close to falling to a socialist government that controls the economy.