It was my pleasure.

Thank you to Pastor John Hagee for serving as our keynote speaker at this morning’s Rooted in Faith Prayer Breakfast. He’s got the room fired up on the final day of the RPT Convention.

RPT Convention is a BIG deal. Chloe from our Austin office enjoyed getting a photo with the live elephant brought in by Governor Abbott. We hope everyone is having a great convention! See y’all at the prayer breakfast in the morning.

“Some wonder where TLR stands. Let me be crystal clear. We stand for the rule of law, for free enterprise, and conservative principles. For 30 years, we haven't just talked about winning. We have funded the fight. TLR has poured over $138 million directly into electing Republicans.

 "And just look at what we did together two years ago…through the Judicial Fairness PAC. We went into the trenches, and we funded the fight and flipped five courts of appeals. We took on 25 leftist judges, and we beat 24 of them. And we flipped the majorities of those courts. Yes. And we flipped those courts to those majorities in Houston, Dallas, San Antonio, and Corpus Christi. That's what lawsuit reform does.”

Give me all the "Europeans here for World Cup enjoying America" content you can. It's the best thing I've seen on this hell site in years.

Texas is competing for jobs, investment, and corporate headquarters. But growing liability costs and lawsuit abuse threaten the competitive advantages that helped make Texas the nation’s economic powerhouse. ICYMI: TLR CEO @RyanPatrickTX joined @GroverNorquist of @taxreformer and @pactconsumers’s @laurenzelt on the Leave Us Alone Podcast to discuss why keeping Texas competitive means keeping our courts fair and predictable.

The kids will never experience the joy of having the all star ballot handed out at a baseball game

USAA is returning nearly $1 billion to Florida members, and its CEO said the reason plainly: lawsuit reform.
 Florida acted in 2023. Rates are stabilizing. Major insurers are filing cuts. Consumers are seeing the benefit.
 Then he named where lawsuit abuse is still a problem: California, New York — which just acted to fix the problem — and Harris County, Texas. Texas led on lawsuit reform for decades. We can’t afford to fall behind now.

🚨Samsung is leaving New Jersey, moving its U.S. headquarters to Texas

Blue-state taxpayer-funded contracts for trial lawyers. Millions in legal fees. Millions more flowing from those trial lawyers into Democratic campaigns. New reports say major trial law firms sent 99% of their political donations to Democrats and allied groups while cashing in on blue state government-backed contracts. Texans are tired of lawsuit abuse driving up costs and turning the courts into a political weapon.

When lawsuit abuse drives up costs, Texas families end up footing the bill. Higher insurance premiums, higher prices, and fewer choices all have one thing in common: someone is getting rich while consumers pay more. It's time to follow the money. Sign up to stay informed. tortreform.com/stay-informed…

For years, legacy corporate states assumed businesses would stay no matter how hostile the climate became. Now companies have options. TLR CEO @RyanPatrickTX put it plainly in a recent interview: “New York is left complaining rather than competing.” Texas continues attracting headquarters, investment, and corporate growth because policymakers made a deliberate choice to compete for business instead of punishing it.

Most people understand that higher taxes raise costs. Fewer realize lawsuit abuse does too. Higher insurance premiums. Higher home insurance costs. Higher prices. @GroverNorquist talks with Lauren Zelt of @pactconsumers and @RyanPatrickTX of @lawsuitreform on the latest Leave Us Alone Podcast: youtu.be/J3S-NI3HY6o

A hidden “lawsuit tax” is hitting American families harder every year. Skyrocketing lawsuit costs and nuclear verdicts are driving up insurance premiums, rideshare prices, food delivery costs, and everyday services. Americans for Tax Reform estimates the average household is now paying more than $6,600 a year because of lawsuit abuse. Billboard lawyers profit. Families pay the bill.

The average American family pays roughly $4,200 a year because of lawsuit abuse. Higher car insurance. Higher home insurance. Higher costs throughout the economy. Lauren Zelt of @pactconsumers and and @RyanPatrickTX of @lawsuitreform joined @GroverNorquist to discuss why. Full podcast: youtu.be/J3S-NI3HY6o

Lawsuit Abuse Costs Your Family $4,200 Every Year youtu.be/J3S-NI3HY6o?si=_R2t… via @YouTube

Texas Means Business. Corporate relocations are no longer limited to factories and regional offices. Companies are moving headquarters, legal operations, and corporate registrations to Texas at an accelerating pace. The reason is straightforward: Texas offers a faster-moving business climate, specialized business courts, and a regulatory environment focused on growth instead of political theater. Which do you think is the next major company to plant its flag in Texas?

Thank you Texas! We must unite to stop the woke left in November. 🇺🇸