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TPPF’s Bryan Mathew testifies on tax increment reinvestment zone reform

Any statutory changes allowing cities to redirect Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone revenue for disaster recovery-purposes should be anchored in a firm foundation of transparency and accountability. It’s essential that these public tax dollars be put to the highest possible use in the most open and transparent way.

Press Release February 1, 2018

TPPF on the SOTU: President’s New American Moment Inspires Prosperity, Hope

I applaud [President Trump] for stirring our American spirit to noble aims, for infusing optimism into our discourse, and for animating our uniquely American ‘can-do’ attitude. That zeal has been sorely lacking in our national discourse, so it’s refreshing to see it re-awakened.  

Press Release January 31, 2018

TPPF’s Lindsay to testify on campus free speech

Of late, a number of universities and state legislatures across the country are addressing this challenge [of protecting free speech on campus]. They are coming together out of the shared conviction that abuse of the First Amendment rights guaranteed to students and faculty violates not only the constitution but also the very reason for being of universities.

Press Release January 30, 2018

TPPF’s Heflin to testify before Senate Finance Committee

There has been continued discussion among legislators to limit the practice of using dedicated account dollars to certify the budget. This deceptive budgeting practice keeps government spending at artificially elevated levels, hiding the true cost of government from taxpayers.

Press Release January 30, 2018

TPPF announces Deason and Haggerty as new board members

Both Doug and Ryan are accomplished business leaders who are committed to promoting liberty in Texas and beyond. We at TPPF are thrilled they are lending us their insight, support and direction as members of our board.

Press Release January 24, 2018

Texas creates jobs for eight years in a row

The Texas model continues to prove it’s not a miracle but rather a sustainable economic framework supporting prosperity as employers created more jobs for the eighth straight year. 

Press Release January 19, 2018

TPPF: Federal Court order reverses Texas foster care reforms

“The Governor and the Legislature worked hard in the 85th legislative session to correct the deficiencies uncovered in the state’s foster care system, passing sweeping legislation that set Texas on the right path.

Press Release January 19, 2018

TPPF Applauds Attorney General’s Opinion on ISD Electioneering

We applaud the Attorney General for this common-sense ruling on a matter of great importance – the issue of whether public funds can be used for electioneering, which the law is clear may not. This Opinion will also help keep the focus of public schools on education, where it should be.

Press Release January 17, 2018

Texans need more education for their money

Texas spends billions more in inflation-adjusted dollars on public education now than if per-student funding had remained the same as in the 2004-05 school year.

Press Release January 17, 2018

Lt. Gov. Patrick to speak at TPPF Policy Orientation

AUSTIN – Today, the Texas Public Policy Foundation announced that Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick will serve as the keynote speaker on Thursday, February 8, during the 12:30 p.m. lunch session of the group’s Policy Orientation.   “We are honored to welcome Lt. Gov. Patrick to Policy Orientation 2018 and know his keynote will be a...

Press Release January 16, 2018

TPPF: Governor’s Property Tax Plan Protects Taxpayers

The Governor’s proposal to cap revenue growth from property taxes is a critical step in protecting taxpayers, homeowners, and small businesses.

Press Release January 16, 2018

TPPF supports Bettencourt’s request for opinion on school district voting resolution

Texas Public Policy Foundation is concerned over the legality of the ‘culture of voting resolution,’ which appears to endorse a course of actions tantamount to coercion of government employees — in this case, public school teachers — to swear to an oath in support of a specific political point of view.

Press Release January 15, 2018
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