We get the culture we allow, and if the Democrat Party has its way, we get boob-flashing trans-mobs at the White House. That actually happened.

We get drag shows for kids where signs that read "It Won't Lick Itself" appear in the background.

We get mileage tax legislation. We get legislation for ranked choice voting in Texas. We spend taxpayer money on greenhouse gas reports, when carbon dioxide is only .04% of our atmosphere.

Rep. Jeff Leach ridiculously postures that Republican-caucus-ignoring Dustin Burrows is right to help every legislator with their agenda in Austin.


That would be a big no from me, dawg.

The House can give the Speaker the powers it chooses. The Texas Constitution is pretty light on that. But in this last election, did Texans vote to ensure that our lead Republican in the House of Representatives work with all members to address the "issues most important to their districts?"

Because the Democrats eat crazy pills for breakfast. So much so that former Democrat Representative Shawn Thierry, who joined with Republicans to protect children from sexualization in this past session, was primaried out, and upon her ouster, has since switched to being a Republican.

The Democrat agenda is not what voters want. That's why the Texas counties on the border moved solidly redward. They're done with the open border policies pushed by the Democrats.

But Dustin Burrows and Jeff Leach think it is a sacred duty to help push bills filed by Democrats that are "important to their districts."

We get the culture we allow. The culture that Burrows and crew would allow doesn't reflect Texas, MAGA, or Republicans at all. And that's what voters just signaled that they want in this past election.

Tolerance of the left's agenda is wrong for Texas. Burrows is wrong for Texas. Leach is wrong for Texas. Any legislator who supports this "every bill is sacred" approach needs to be removed from office. Pronto.