By: CAITLIN CLARK
“My record speaks for itself, regardless of the spin or the lies told in this race — I remain true to the values of Bryan-College Station,” Raney said, reading off a list of endorsements from conservative groups including the National Rifle Association, Texas Alliance for Life and Texans for Lawsuit reform.
By: Filipa Ioannou
The foundation says Straus in 2005 and 2007 received 100 percent NARAL ratings. To the contrary, Straus got a 45 percent “pro-choice” NARAL rating in 2005. And while he got that “100” in 2007, that result was based entirely on the group concluding that Straus sided with it on a budget amendment when, records show, he was absent from the scored vote. On balance, we rate this claim Mostly False.
By: Matthew Tresaugue
By: CAROLE NOVIELLI
Also in 2011: Another review of Texas abortion facilities conducted by the pro-life group Texas Alliance for Life listed several disturbing violations cited by state health inspectors at Whole Woman’s Health in Beaumont. An inspection of WWH dated November 17, 2011, found a long list of violations including (among other things):
By: Johnathan Silver
Both Landtroop and Frullo have secured high-profile endorsements. Frullo’s supporters include the Combined Law Enforcement Association of Texas, the Texas Alliance for Life and the political action committees for Texans for Lawsuit Reform and the National Rifle Association. Landtroop’s supporters include Young Conservatives of Texas, Empower Texans and the Texas Right to Life PAC.
“These are two conservative groups,” said Roberts. “Having support from such like minded organizations motivates me to continue my mission of being the most loyal, the most committed, and the hardest working candidate in the race for HD126. I look forward to using those same principles to guide me once elected, and I believe supporters like these groups will be proud of their endorsement.”