So much support for Parental Rights and Education at the @TexasGOP convention! Thank you, @realmitchlittle for signing our @Moms4Liberty Parent Pledge! @M4LHarris @M4LWilCoTX

Is he bringing Democrat chairs as guests 🤔 asking for a friend. @brianeharrison

🚨Education Reform Must Be a Top Priority for the RPT! 🚨 Fellow Texans and Republican delegates, The Legislative Priorities Committee has placed Education Reform in Position #11. This is our chance to send a clear message: Education must rank in the Top 8 legislative priorities for the Republican Party of Texas (RPT). If it doesn’t make the cut, education reform will not be a formal priority heading into the next legislative session. Why Education Matters to Texas: Texas is one of the fastest-growing states in the nation, with a booming economy driven by energy, technology, manufacturing, and agriculture. But none of that success is sustainable without a well-educated workforce. Education is the foundation for economic prosperity, strong families, safe communities, and opportunity for every Texan. Budget Reality: Education is one of the largest shares of the Texas state budget. In recent bienniums, Article III (Education) spending has reached tens of billions, with K-12 and higher education together forming a massive portion of state expenditures. When combined with health and human services, these areas consume nearly 70% of the total state budget. Future Impact: An uneducated or poorly educated generation leads to higher welfare dependency, increased crime, lower workforce participation, and strained public services. Every other issue we care about — border security, taxes, healthcare, economic growth, and liberty — becomes harder (or impossible) to solve if we fail to properly educate our children today. A strong education system builds self-reliant citizens who contribute to Texas rather than burden it. We need bold reforms: school choice, parental rights, curriculum transparency, workforce-aligned education, and accountability that puts students and parents first — not bureaucrats or unions. Action Needed Now: ✅️Share this post with your RPT delegates. ✅️Urge them to vote Education into the Top 8 priorities. ✅️Contact your Senate District delegates and make your voice heard at the convention. Texas’s future depends on it. Let’s prioritize our kids and secure the Lone Star State for generations to come. Share far and wide, Texans❗️ @TexasEd911 @M4LHarris @M4LWilCoTX @amilynne87 @Julie4TX @BrandonHallTX

🚨Education Reform Must Be a Top Priority for the RPT! 🚨 Fellow Texans and Republican delegates, The Legislative Priorities Committee has placed Education Reform in Position #11. This is our chance to send a clear message: Education must rank in the Top 8 legislative priorities for the Republican Party of Texas (RPT). If it doesn’t make the cut, education reform will not be a formal priority heading into the next legislative session. Why Education Matters to Texas: Texas is one of the fastest-growing states in the nation, with a booming economy driven by energy, technology, manufacturing, and agriculture. But none of that success is sustainable without a well-educated workforce. Education is the foundation for economic prosperity, strong families, safe communities, and opportunity for every Texan. Budget Reality: Education is one of the largest shares of the Texas state budget. In recent bienniums, Article III (Education) spending has reached tens of billions, with K-12 and higher education together forming a massive portion of state expenditures. When combined with health and human services, these areas consume nearly 70% of the total state budget. Future Impact: An uneducated or poorly educated generation leads to higher welfare dependency, increased crime, lower workforce participation, and strained public services. Every other issue we care about — border security, taxes, healthcare, economic growth, and liberty — becomes harder (or impossible) to solve if we fail to properly educate our children today. A strong education system builds self-reliant citizens who contribute to Texas rather than burden it. We need bold reforms: school choice, parental rights, curriculum transparency, workforce-aligned education, and accountability that puts students and parents first — not bureaucrats or unions. Action Needed Now: ✅️Share this post with your RPT delegates. ✅️Urge them to vote Education into the Top 8 priorities. ✅️Contact your Senate District delegates and make your voice heard at the convention. Texas’s future depends on it. Let’s prioritize our kids and secure the Lone Star State for generations to come. Share far and wide, Texans❗️ @TexasEd911 @M4LHarris @M4LWilCoTX @amilynne87 @Julie4TX @BrandonHallTX

Everyone in leadership at @RoundRockISD and the @roundrock should be investigated for pushing the sexualization of children. x.com/i/status/2055066662106…

Drag queens performed sexually themed dances with CHILDREN while taking cash tips from them at a “family-friendly” lgbtq pride event in Round Rock, Texas

An unnamed East Texas teacher under investigation for alleged sexual misconduct with a student is no longer employed by Broaddus ISD. #txed texasscorecard.com/local/eas…

EXCLUSIVE: @JoshuaW4145, a conservative Oklahoma State University student, spoke with us after he was reprimanded by his university for giving a speech honoring the death of Charlie Kirk and promoting free speech. A faculty member allegedly told him that his speech was "triggering" and "partisan," and that his year was going to be "difficult" for him. He encourages others to stand up for their rights in order to "spark the flames of positive change on your campus and community that will never be put out."

SCOTUS JUST PUBLISHED THE EXACT LIST OF RIGHTS PARENTS NOW HAVE IF A SCHOOL TRIES TO BLOCK THEM OUT Not vague victories. Not "parents win somehow." NAMED PROTECTIONS. SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS. School by school. 🇺🇸 Advance notice — schools must tell parents BEFORE exposing children to the challenged books 🇺🇸 Opt-out right — parents can excuse their children from that specific instruction 🇺🇸 Free Exercise protection — forcing children into lessons that "pose a very real threat of undermining" religious beliefs is unconstitutional 🇺🇸 Preliminary injunction — this is ACTIVE NOW, not pending a future ruling 🇺🇸 Montgomery County, MD — the specific district that started this must comply immediately 🇺🇸 4th Circuit overruled — the lower court that sided with the school board was reversed 🇺🇸 Elementary grades targeted — the ruling applies to the LGBTQ -inclusive storybooks in elementary English classes 🇺🇸 Nationwide signal — any district with a no-opt-out policy on religious-conflict content now faces the same legal exposure 🇺🇸 Administrative burden — schools must build notification and opt-out systems before the 2025-2026 year begins 🇺🇸 Case continues — the injunction holds while the full lawsuit plays out in lower courts 💀 6-3 vote 💀 Majority: Roberts, Thomas, Alito, Gorsuch, Kavanaugh, Barrett 💀 ZERO deference to the school board's "no opt-out" policy 💀 100% parental religious exercise — that is what the court protected Every protection on this list belongs to parents. Not administrators. PARENTS. Justice Sotomayor warned this "will be chaos for this Nation's public schools." These are the rights that caused that chaos. I'll keep you updated. Turn on notifications. 🚨