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Ending Property Taxes - Retaining Home Rule for Cities Satisfied
The plan to end property taxes by replacing it with flat, no exemptions sales tax does not disrupt city charters or interfere with the rights of cities to manage their own affairs. A constitutional amendment is required to end property taxes, but will not take away self governance, funding, or control over their interests.
The Economic Resilience of Texas - Sales Taxes Justified
Critics of ending property taxes, replacing it with a flat sales tax, suggest that economic volatility and lack of resilience make a sales tax unreliable as a means of revenue for government. This article uses real data to demonstrate such a position to be ungrounded in reality.
An Analysis of Efforts to Provide Foreign Nationals with IDs and to Allow Them to Vote.
This article provides an overview and analysis of the various efforts across the United States to provide illegal immigrants (foreign nationals) with IDs, including driver’s licenses, and the efforts to allow them to vote in elections around the country.
An Analysis of Investigations Into Non-Citizen Voting in America
This is a work of simple analysis of investigations into the activity of non-citizens in elections and determining their validity in the national discussion on the SAVE act, and how the SAVE act achieves actual enforcement of existing law which currently does not exist for federal elections, and tools for state and local entities to leverage to ensure the security of their elections.
Safeguarding Truth and Identity in the Digital Age: The Protecting Truth and Identity Act
Protecting Truth and Identity online is becoming increasingly important in the AI age. As your representative, I will author the Digital Truth and Identity Act to give citizens the power to correct the record and seek justice against those who abuse their identity.
We Can End Property Taxes
We can replace property taxes, franchise taxes, and all other tax revenues for the state with a flat, no exemptions sales tax on all transactions, saving Texas households up to $4,000 annually and make Texas the most affordable state in the union.