State Senator Phil King (TX)
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Recent News About State Senator Phil King (TX)
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Texas Legislature advances bills on bail reform and teacher pay raises
This week saw significant legislative progress in Texas, with several bills moving forward.
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Texas Senate advances major reforms on property taxes and bail system
The Texas State Senate has been active this week, focusing on property tax relief and bail system reform.
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Texas bill proposes return of Ten Commandments to classrooms
Today, a new bill, SB 10, was filed with the intention of reinstating the display of the Ten Commandments in Texas public school classrooms.
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Texas advances school choice bill; Holocaust remembrance honored
The Texas Senate is advancing legislation that could reshape the state's education system and other significant policy areas.
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Texas legislature discusses education savings account program amid new presidential term
Many state leaders and officeholders were in Washington, D.C. last week for President Trump's inauguration.
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Texas legislator announces new committee roles for 89th session
The Texas Legislature commenced its 89th Legislative Session on Tuesday at noon.
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Phil King shares heartfelt Christmas message about family and faith
On Christmas Eve, Phil King extended holiday greetings to families, reflecting on the significance of family gatherings during this festive season.
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Texas senator reflects on recent trip to Israel amid ongoing conflict
I plan to hit the ground running when the legislative session begins next month and I’ll soon be updating you on our legislative agenda.
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George Washington's first Thanksgiving proclamation reflects on national blessings
As Thanksgiving approaches, Americans are reminded of the first Thanksgiving Day proclamation issued by President George Washington in October 1789.
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Early voting starts Monday for critical November elections
Early voting for the upcoming election begins on Monday, October 21st, and will continue until Friday, November 1st. Voters are encouraged to find their designated polling locations.
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Texas remembers victims of October 7th Israeli massacre
It is approaching the one-year mark since the October 7, 2023, attack on Israel. Governor Greg Abbott has announced a moment of silence at 7:00 AM on Monday to remember what he described as "the deadliest day for Jews since the Holocaust."
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Former officer shares disaster preparedness tips amid rising threats
In a recent family letter, a former police officer and Texas State Guard member shared insights on disaster preparedness. The timing of the letter coincides with National Preparedness Month.
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Texas prepares for November election amid major policy announcements
As the November 5th election approaches, the political landscape intensifies with significant developments and key events. Tonight's presidential debate is expected to be a focal point, with President Trump anticipated to challenge Vice President Kamala Harris on various issues.
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Contrasting views on abortion highlight recent political discussions
On August 24, 2024, recent political developments and community activities were discussed in a communication addressing several key issues. The message began with a reflection on the contrasting approaches to abortion between Democrats and Republicans, particularly focusing on recent events at the Democrat National Convention.
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Chevron announces move from California to Texas
Tonight at 7 PM, Lt. Governor Dan Patrick will join Matt Crouch, President and Chairman of Trinity Broadcasting Network, Dr. Phil, a pastor, and a news anchor to discuss whether God spared the life of the president or if the incident in Butler, PA was simply a random act of luck. The discussion will also touch upon what the Bible says about God choosing leaders and being involved in elections.
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Senator Phil King calls out CenterPoint Energy over emergency power generation misuse
Senator Phil King has issued a statement addressing recent reports regarding CenterPoint Energy's use of funds and resources intended for emergency power generation. King asserts that the company misled him, the Texas Legislature, and the public about its $200 million investment in mobile generators.
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Conservative lawmakers discuss border security at annual ALEC conference
As many may know, I serve on the Board of Directors of the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC), an organization comprised of legislators from all 50 states united in passing policies rooted in federalism and free market principles. Having served as ALEC National President back in 2015, I remained involved in this important group. Last week, we met in Denver for our annual conference, and some of the highlights are shared below.
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Attempt on President Trump's life sparks reflection on historical resilience
On Saturday, the nation was shocked and angered by an assassination attempt on President Trump in Pennsylvania. "Terry and I are so grateful that God saw fit to spare the life of our 45th President," a resident expressed.
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Texas legislator discusses key issues during summer interim hearings
With summer well underway, I want to check in and update you on some recent news. I hope your summer is going well.
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Election Day sees endorsements in key congressional and senate races
Today marks Election Day, with polls open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Voters in line by 7 p.m. will be allowed to cast their ballots. Voting locations for counties in SD 10 that have local runoffs are listed at the end of this article.