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With oil and gas prices skyrocketing, Americans are feeling the bite not only at the pump but in the form of much higher prices. Earlier this week, President Joe Biden claimed that it is "simply not true that my administration or policies are holding back domestic energy production." To get a different perspective on the subject, Michael Quinn Sullivan had a conversation with Kevin Sparks, who is president of a family-owned and operated oil and gas company and an incoming member of the Texas Senate.  

In this special edition of the Conversation Series, Texas Scorecard’s publisher Michael Quinn Sullivan talks with conservative radio giant Kenny Webster (and his dog, Milton Friedman!) about growing up in Illinois, moving to Texas, and his fast-growing show. Learn how Webster was legally deaf as a child, and why it is important to take your politics with a good dose of humor.  

Brandon Waltens had the pleasure of sitting down with Jennifer Bridges. Jennifer is a nurse from Baytown, Texas, who became the center of attention after launching a petition to stop Houston Methodist from implementing a vaccine mandate for healthcare workers. Listen as Jennifer shares how she went from nurse to activist. You can also hear about the lawsuit she and 200 other healthcare workers and first responders have put their names to. You can find out more about Jennifer and the fight to stop vaccine mandates at her website.  

Daniel Miller is the President of the Texas Nationalist Movement.

Aaron Sorrells is a Fort Worth businessman.

Zach Vance is a retired Marine veteran from Lago Vista.

Trayce Bradford is a conservative activist and former President of the Texas Eagle Forum.

Ken Paxton is the current Texas Attorney General, running for a third term. Paxton previously served in the Texas House and Texas Senate.

Ken Paxton is the current Texas Attorney General, running for a third term. Paxton previously served in the Texas House and Texas Senate.

Ben Armenta is a businessman from the Houston area.