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Anti-gun Democrats Help Elect New Republican Speaker

Anti-gun Democrats in the Texas House of Representatives just helped elect Dustin Burrows as Speaker of the House. After two rounds of voting, Burrows secured 85 votes and took the gavel after receiving more votes from Democrats (49) than he did from Republicans (36). Republican State Representative David Cook received 55 votes from a majority […]