This week on Politics with the Big Dogs, Anthony pulls back the curtain on what’s really happening across Texas—from classrooms to city halls—and why more Texans are starting to ask questions.
What begins as a conversation about education quickly expands into something much bigger.
Anthony breaks down concerns around curriculum in Texas schools, including how cultural and religious topics are introduced—and what that means for parents who want transparency and balance. He raises questions about how Texas history, including the Alamo, is being framed and whether the state’s own story is being told with clarity and conviction.
The conversation then shifts to Houston—why it continues to draw attention from state leadership and how its policies may be placing it at the center of a broader political struggle in Texas.
This episode also builds on our earlier conversation with James Quintero of the Texas Public Policy Foundation, revisiting the issue of taxpayer-funded lobbying and why many Texans are now taking action.
Throughout the episode, one message is clear:
You are being governed—whether you’re paying attention or not.
If you care about what your children are learning, how your tax dollars are being used and who is shaping the future of Texas, this episode is for you.
A suit against HISD, El-Sayed's Michigan victory, Abbott's Harris County strategy and McKinney's heated mosque debate.
Fauci’s testimony, a $3.2B data-center tax break, Talarico’s political rebrand and Abbott’s proposed roof-grant program.
A 17-to-1 cash gap in Texas House District 118, local officials under scrutiny and a major gun-rights ruling.