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Friday on
The Chad Hasty Show, U.S. Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) joined the broadcast to talk about several items on the national front, including President Biden s aggressive attack on firearms, gun owners and their Second Amendment rights, as well as the crisis on the southern U.S. border, and the massive infrastructure spending bill.
When asked about President Biden s announced intentions to use executive orders to restrict firearms, and whether those actions will be challenged in court, Cruz responded,
They ll certainly be challenged in court, and I think that what Biden did yesterday is consistent with his political and ideological commitments. He hates the Second Amendment, he intends to come after our gun rights, and I think this is just the opening salvo. This is just dipping his toe in what is going to be a full-on frontal assault trying to take away Second Amendment rights from law abiding citizens.What the Democrats always, always, always want to do is, not focus on
Terrence Shannon Will Officially Test the NBA Draft Waters
Terrence Shannon has been a two-year starter at Texas Tech. No, he didn t finish his freshman year in the starting lineup or technically start on the floor for a chunk of this season, but he s played starter minutes and has been a huge part of the team.
Shannon took a big jump in skill from his freshman to sophomore year, at times looking like the best player on a team that featured Mac McClung, Kevin McCullar and Kyler Edwards sharing the load at different times. To me, of everybody on last year s Red Raiders roster, Shannon is definitely the most likely to play in the NBA.
On Tuesday s edition of
The Chad Hasty Show, Hasty talked about the creeping threat of socialism talking hold in the United States, and what is bringing the change about, including the decline of individual responsibility and reliance upon government for income.
Hasty described how the COVID-19 stimulus payments are contributing to dependence upon government for daily survival, compared the payments to that of other countries that send monthly payments to citizens, and discussed how this process may be irreversible in the U.S., with education and social media in the country continually hammering at youth about the evils of capitalism.
Tuesday on the evening edition of
The Chad Hasty Show, Kevin Roberts, executive director of the Texas Public Policy Foundation, joined the broadcast to talk about current events in Texas.
Roberts and Hasty discussed the announcement by Governor Abbott stating that there will be no government mandated COVID-19 vaccine passports in Texas, as well as election integrity, and the trend of large corporations and sports leagues meddling in policy, often using taxpayer dollars.
About Tuesday s announcement by Governor Abbott, Roberts said,
We don t always want to rest our hopes on executive orders because we know that that can be abused, but in this case it s excellent, and I think it addresses a significant worry that a lot of reasonable folks across the political spectrum have, which is that: Given government, local, state, federal government s desire to keep this pandemic shutdown going as long as they can for political gain, what are we going to do to prevent them from extendin