Last month, Lone Star Legionaries conducted two polls on social media, asking Texans whether they would support a proposal to eliminate mosques as polling locations in Texas. The reason we conducted the polls was because the proposal would apply equally to churches, mosques, and other houses of worship, requiring voting to take place in government-owned buildings such as public schools, libraries, and courthouses. Among those who participated, the reported results showed 97%

There is an undeniable and growing push to infiltrate America’s legal and political institutions with Sharia law, a foreign, theocratic system that stands in direct opposition to the Constitution.¹ This isn’t about private belief or worship; it’s an effort to supplant the rule of law with a doctrine incompatible with the rights and freedoms secured by our republic.² America was founded on immutable principles rooted in natural law and Christian moral order.³ The Constitution’

The increasing presence of Islam in Western nations, such as Germany, France, the United Kingdom, and Scandinavian countries, has sparked concerns about cultural integration. These nations, which welcomed immigration to address labor shortages, did not anticipate the cultural challenges that would arise. As Muslim populations grow, many form distinct communities that may not fully assimilate into the cultural norms of their host countries. In Western legal systems, Islam’s st

Throughout its history, Texas has been shaped by people who valued independence, self-reliance, private property rights, and local control. While Texans have never fought a war specifically against socialism, they have repeatedly resisted political movements and government actions that concentrated power, restricted individual freedoms, or weakened local self-government. The Texas Revolution of 1835–1836 is one of the earliest examples. The men and women who settled Texas did

Just because biblical teachings are in Texas schools does not mean that other religions will be added next; and it doesn’t mean it’s unconstitutional.

Why Texas History Matters Texas has one of the richest and most unique histories of any state in America. From Native peoples who lived here for thousands of years to Spanish exploration, the Texas Revolution, the Republic of Texas, statehood, the Civil War, Reconstruction, the oil boom, military service, space exploration, agriculture, and modern innovation, the story of Texas is one of courage, sacrifice, resilience, and opportunity. Teaching Texas history in Texas schools

America was built on a revolutionary premise that law does not descend from the heavens by clerical decree, but rises from the consent of the governed. That sovereignty lies with the people, not prophets, not priests, and not political imams. This radical departure from millennia of theocratic rule gave birth to something rare in human history… a nation where the individual was sovereign, where speech could offend kings and survive, where worship was free, or refused, without