Policy Analyst @TPPF || Former @TheTexanNews || Sacramento ➡️ Austin
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Cameron Abrams retweeted
Protecting freedom of speech is an essential feature of our republican form of government.
Fair standards of speech must be made clear in state law, or risk handing over control to those who will continually move the boundaries of what is, and what is not, allowed to be said.
Cameron Abrams retweeted
If we are serious about fixing the teacher pipeline, we need to ask why anyone that isn't far-left would subject themselves to the ideological hellhole that is university Schools of Education.
Great report. Education schools must be dismantled entirely to restore education’s true purpose. There is no viable path to internal reform; these institutions are built on premises antithetical to truth-seeking and intellectual rigor. Even the university leaders themselves know it!! Harvard President Lowell famously described his own school of education as “a kitten that ought to be drowned.”
Cameron Abrams retweeted
Colleges have failed students, and it's time for meaningful reform.
What was once an institution to honor the pursuit of knowledge and a promise of employment has become a breeding ground of progressive indoctrination.
texaspolicy.com/colleges-are…
My latest op-ed at @realDailyWire
Why Americans Are Unplugging Flock’s New Wave Of Surveillance dailywire.com/news/why-ameri…
Cameron Abrams retweeted
“I asked Chat.”
That’s the new normal, even for medical questions or relationship advice.
When is enough enough, as artificial intelligence takes more and more thinking away from human beings?
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Cameron Abrams retweeted
Texans made it clear that they are rightfully concerned about the implementation of the 765-kV lines. @TPPF supports @LtGovTX and @DrSchwertner calls to ensure the Legislature has a chance to provide clear direction on how best to address this issue.
Over the last several years, the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) and the Public Utility Commission (PUC) have studied the current and future power needs of Texas. Huge (new to Texas) 765-kV transmission lines to increase power around the state are a part of their plan.
Unfortunately, neither the PUC nor ERCOT have followed through with a plan that is supported by the vast majority of Texas landowners. The PUC and ERCOT both acknowledged as much during an over 15- hour Senate Business and Commerce Committee hearing on Wednesday.
Hour after hour, witness after witness testified they did not have adequate notice and have no idea where the lines are going because of constant route changes. They also accused ERCOT, the PUC, and the transmission companies of rushing through the process that could significantly affect the use of their land. It’s clear the overwhelming number of witnesses in rural Texas are not supportive of the current process. They want it paused. Some want it stopped entirely.
Everyone agrees Texas needs the transmission necessary to meet the growing needs of the state. However, support for ERCOT’s 765-kV transmission plan should not come at the expense of private property rights.
I agree with Chairman Schwertner in calling on the PUC to deny the pending applications for 765-kV transmission lines, and not consider re-applications, until the transmission companies can address the serious concerns raised by landowners at Wednesday’s hearing.
The testimony made it abundantly clear the current process being utilized by the PUC for proposing and approving transmission lines is broken and must be reformed.
If these lines are going to be built, which many believe must be built, then the PUC’s transmission approval process must not only prioritize strengthening the grid, but also protect Texas landowners and communities.
During the 90th Legislative Session beginning in January 2027, the Texas Senate will prioritize addressing this issue. Below is a statement released today by Senate Business and Commerce Committee Chairman Charles Schwerterner, who oversees this issue.
Cameron Abrams retweeted
The progressive vision of modern masculinity seeks to reduce it to social cooperation and conformity, flattening the distinctions of masculinity until nothing remains except a defective form of femininity.
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Cameron Abrams retweeted
@TPPF @LitigateLiberty sued @austintexasgov again today, this time over its unconstitutional tree ordinance 🌳
Cameron Abrams retweeted
Texas' SB 37 restores accountability in higher education and ensures that individual professors cannot redesign curriculum to push ideology on the taxpayer's dime.
It is a great first step to fixing the credibility crisis of higher education.
texaspolicy.com/the-chronicl…
Cameron Abrams retweeted
America was on full display this weekend.
Peace deals were announced via social media by the president, Team USA dominated Paraguay in soccer, and the UFC hosted on the White House lawn.
American patriotism is engulfing the world.
Cameron Abrams retweeted
90% of immigrants pass the U.S. Citizenship Test on their first try.
Only 23% of native-born Texans under 45 can do the same.
Civics education in the U.S. is in a state of crisis and is in dire need to be restored.
Cameron Abrams retweeted
The progressive left in America is witnessing the emergence of a new “alternative” attitude.
Meet the “alt-Lib”, promoting a "winning by any means" mindset.
texaspolicy.com/the-rise-of-…
Cameron Abrams retweeted
Mississippi has done the impossible and fixed its literacy crisis, improving its national education ranking from 49th to 9th with educational reforms.
Now, it's Texas' turn to implement similar reforms, such as a third-grade retention for literacy-struggling students.
Cameron Abrams retweeted
SNAP benefits fraud is not new.
But the repercussions are adding up because of repetitive abuse to the system.
Now, Texas taxpayers could be on the hook for paying $709 MILLION in penalties if Texas does not reduce its current error rate of 9%.
Cameron Abrams retweeted
Texas has a right and responsibility to protect its institutions from hostile foreign influence.
TPPF's new Defeating Islamist Radicalization initiative lays out a bold plan to do exactly that.
“Texas should aggressively identify and combat organized efforts to undermine our laws, radicalize vulnerable populations, or import foreign ideological conflicts into Texas communities.” - @Mariah_Selene
Read more here 👇
texaspolicy.com/press/tppf-l…
Cameron Abrams retweeted
.@TPPF Launches Initiative to Defeat Islamist Radicalization and Foreign Influence in Texas
@Mariah_Selene: "“Texas should aggressively identify and combat organized efforts to undermine our laws, radicalize vulnerable populations, or import foreign ideological conflicts into Texas communities."
@katebierlytx: "Parents deserve to know who is funding curriculum materials, student programming, and campus initiatives, particularly when those materials may be connected to hostile foreign governments or extremist organizations."
Read thhe Full Agenda: 👇
Cameron Abrams retweeted
.@TPPF's @CameronSAbrams on the questions surrounding educational foundations in Texas: texasbullpen.com/fault-line/…
Cameron Abrams retweeted
Students are successfully ChatGPTing their way through college, exposing a flawed higher education system based on "credentialism".
Now it’s up to universities to restore the value of a degree by returning to a genuine liberal education.
Cameron Abrams retweeted
It's sad, but a 4th grader would likely struggle to read this post.
What exactly has caused a majority of America’s children to struggle with illiteracy?
It's likely a product of noise from a constantly changing, algorithmically saturated, technologically mediated environment.
