Editorials
Arguments of Record
Longer-form commentary from the Constitution Party of Texas — the reasoning behind the positions we hold.
EditorialA Special Note from the Chairman: The Real Work Begins Now
One label fell last night. The other still stands, joined to the same party. In Texas that party is the third, and the wasted vote was never ours.
EditorialBut For The Letter
Their money went to him as donations. Your money went to them as contracts and as funding through the state. You funded both ends of it. Not a bribe. A toll, and you paid it.
EditorialThe Idolatry of Ideology
The first commandment does not pause for politics. A label that commands a man's vote while spending his morals is an idol, and the Christians wearing it are being deceived.
EditorialWhat is a Wasted Vote?
A Texan says he is voting for Jenn Mack for Governor, and he is told his candidate has no chance of winning. The objection deserves an answer, because it is the only one the machine has left.
EditorialThe Governor's Standard
On November 18, 2025, Greg Abbott signed a proclamation naming two organizations foreign terrorists. A standard is only useful if the man who writes it lives by it.
EditorialWalls Built With Consent
When the Berlin Wall was built on August 13, 1961, it was presented to the East German people as a border, not a wall.
EditorialRed, White, and Blue
For generations, Texans have been told their politics comes in two colors. But the colors of Texas are three: red for courage, white for purity, blue for loyalty. The Constitution Party of Texas is the one party that has never traded one away.